Rebecca began her professional acting career at 19 in the theaters of NYC.  She soon landed the title role in The Tinsley Bumble Show, a comedy series for the Women’s Entertainment Channel.  Not long after the show wrapped, Rebecca decided to make the journey westward to Los Angeles where, together with her friend and writing partner Annie Mebane, she started Little Ventures Productions. Their first little venture, She Always Told Me, an original one-act play written by Mebane, ran for a successful 15 weeks to critical acclaim.  She also stars in the LVP produced Easy Bake Lovin‘, a comedy web series.  Around Los Angeles, Rebecca has received rave reviews for her performances in Zanna Don’t (a 2008 LADCC winner), learned sign language for the musical Pippin, a co-production between Center Theatre Group and Deaf West Theatre as well as the critically acclaimed DWT production of Children of a Lesser God.  She can be seen in the WB.com series, Downer’s Grove as well as the hit comedy webseries Video Game Reunion.   Rebecca has also Guest-Starred on  ABC’s The Middle and was recently seen on NBC’s Community.  And catch her as Esme in the Lionsgate Twilight spoof movie, Breaking Wind, premiering this March.  She enjoys cheesecake baking, wine bars, and all things vintage.