Rachel is a singer and musical theater actress based in Richmond, VA. She has a BA in Theater and Dance from Christopher Newport University, and is a graduate of the summer conservatory program at Stella Adler Studios in Manhattan.
Rachel is currently performing in PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES as Rhetta Cup with 5th Wall Theatre in Richmond, VA and The American Theatre in Hampton, VA. The show has received rave reviews including 5 Stars from famed Richmond critic TV Jerry Williams. Reviews state that Rachel has "vocal chops which alone are worth the price of admission" (Richmond Times-Dispatch) and praise her as a "standout" of the production (Julinda Lewis).
Next up, Rachel will be starring in A CHORUS LINE as Maggie Winslow with Richmond Triangle Players in Richmond, VA. Details to come!
Notably, she performed as Alice in the highly praised "Alice: A New Musical", a collaboration between Firehouse Theatre and TheatreLAB in Richmond, VA. The "richly imaginative" telling of "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass" featured a "richly talented" ensemble which Rachel "firmly grounds" (TV Jerry Sifter) playing Alice "winningly" (Richmond Times-Dispatch) and with the "perfect balance of rebellious and curious" (Broadway World).
Rachel is currently performing in PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES as Rhetta Cup with 5th Wall Theatre in Richmond, VA and The American Theatre in Hampton, VA. The show has received rave reviews including 5 Stars from famed Richmond critic TV Jerry Williams. Reviews state that Rachel has "vocal chops which alone are worth the price of admission" (Richmond Times-Dispatch) and praise her as a "standout" of the production (Julinda Lewis).
Next up, Rachel will be starring in A CHORUS LINE as Maggie Winslow with Richmond Triangle Players in Richmond, VA. Details to come!
Notably, she performed as Alice in the highly praised "Alice: A New Musical", a collaboration between Firehouse Theatre and TheatreLAB in Richmond, VA. The "richly imaginative" telling of "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass" featured a "richly talented" ensemble which Rachel "firmly grounds" (TV Jerry Sifter) playing Alice "winningly" (Richmond Times-Dispatch) and with the "perfect balance of rebellious and curious" (Broadway World).
