Rachael is originally from the North London/Hertfordshire area to a working class family and received her 1st Class BA (Hons) with commendation from the School of Creative Arts, Lancaster University. 

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Upon graduating Rachael immediately began working, beginning with Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. As soon as she returned to the UK she thrust herself into the industry, working consistently on a variety of projects and proving herself to be a highly-driven creative. Rachael continued to train, receiving a Diploma in Screen Acting from The Actors Studio, and branching out into Musical and vocalist roles. In response she has expanded her skillset with dance lessons and vocal training with Lydia Easton. After a season as the resident singer for two top hotels in Rhodes, Greece, in 2019 Rachael joined the TNS team in China as a Musical Theatre Ambassador, bringing musicals such as Dear Evan Hansen, Hamilton and Mathilda to the Chinese psyche. She returned prematurely in 2020 due to the Pandemic. Even during Lockdown, Rachael found work in commercials, online theatre and resumed the writing of her own show. As restrictions lifted, Rachael leant in to her one-woman pantomime and premiered Zip-It in Leeds in 2022 which will be performed again at Edinburgh Fringe 2022.

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She performed in classical roles such as Medea in Medea, Yelena in Uncle Vanya and has brought life to many characters from new, exciting writers. She has also had experience in narration, voice over work as well as presenting and had her own weekly radio segment on UnityXtra Radio. 

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Outside of performing, Rachael enjoys stand-up, writing, psychology, travelling and researching *ehem* man-made disasters. 

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"Rachael is notable for being easy to work with and has an outstanding work ethic. Her eagerness to learn and tell stories is what has and always will drive her. Whether it is something she has built herself from the ground up, or bringing another artists ideas to fruition Rachael creates watchable, intriguing performances..." - Lynsey Niel, 2018

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"An unstoppable force" - Matt Newman, 2019

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Or, you know, she's been compared to Bridget Jones.

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