A northern lass; raised on the “a cup of tea will do the trick love ” philosophy of life.
Rebekah developed an early passion for performing. Learning by doing, private study and a few summer seasons entertaining the great Britsh public wearing a variety of different coloured coats, for organisations such as Butlins, British Holidays and Alton Towers. This gave her a good grounding that she could work from as she set off for the bright city lights of London. She continued her education at LAMDA (London Academy of Dramatic Art); the Actors Centre, and a brief stint in Los Angeles training with Margie Haber and Howard Fine.
Credits include, for TV; BBC Crimewatch and The Project, directed by Peter Kosminsky. For film; a leading role of the Air Witch, in the film Warrior Sisters, directed by Frank
Scantori. A dancing cameo in The Plans of Man, directed by Rachel Bernsousa. And on stage the lead role of Alison in John Osbourne's Look Back in Anger; Christine in Absolute Hell; and Mephastophilis from Christopher Marlowe's Dr Faustus. She has performed with the ground breaking ANVIL Theatre Company in their production Sherlock Holmes’ Adventure of the Tolling Bell.
Rebekah is one half of the production company Done what, son? a young company specialising in comedy. Their most recent work includes the musical comedy Murder on the Starship Cheaplaugh; and Season One of the popular viral farce CSI: London; they currently have a number of ongoing projects in production.
“Rebekah’s 'Mephastophilis’ was courageous.....she has to be complimented for the multiple roles she was required to portray..…giving us a very ethereal creature using all the wiles at her command to entice and distract Faustus through seduction, threats and promises to secure the man’s soul…..she is an actress of potential.”