Rebecca is a regular on australian television and radio. Her television credits include Comedy Slap Down, The Election Chaser, The Glass House, Big Bite, CNNNN, Hamish and Andy, Joker Poker, Comedy Channel Promos, David Tench Tonight, You May Be Right, The Chaser’s War on Everything, Stand Up Australia, Kath and Kim and Comedy Inc - The Late Shift.
On radio Rebecca has been the voice-over artist for the triple j breakfast show and Triple M Chaser. She has been co-host of Late Night Chaser, Triple M Breakfast Show, Tom and Subby, The Shebang and is a regular guest on Thank God It’s Friday (ABC 702). She is currently the voice-over artist for The Comedy Channel.
Film roles include the feature film Dags and short films Muffled Love (2001 Tropfest finalist), Tragic Love (2nd place, 2002 Tropfest), Garbage Man (2005 Tropfest finalist) and The Code (2008 Tropfest finalist).
Rebecca has many stage credits including as writer/performer for Larfapalooza (Sydney Comedy Festival, Melbourne Fringe Festival), Impro @ The Store (Sydney Comedy Store), 3 Radicals (2001 Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Cops On Heat (2002 Melbourne International Comedy Festival), Text In The City (Dublin Improv/London Comedy Store Players – 2002 Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Crash Boom Bang Theory (2002 Adelaide Fringe Festival, 2002 Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Late Nite Impro (Melbourne International Comedy Festival), Spontaneous Broadway (2006 Adelaide Cabaret Festival), The Great DebaTe (2004 Melbourne International Comedy Festival), A Family Affair (B-Sharp), Cirque Du Chaser (Australian Tour), The Umbilical Brothers – The Rehearsal and Jason Alexander’s Comedy Christmas (Crown Casino).
Rebecca has been an improviser for over ten years and has performed regularly at Belvoir St Theatre and Enmore Theatre. She is a two-time Cranston Cup champion and was a member of the Australian team which won the Improv World Cup at the 2001 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. Rebecca was the first woman in the history of the competition to be named player of the tournament.
In 2003 Rebecca was nominated for most outstanding newcomer to television at the inaugural australian comedy awards and in 2005 was a Moosehead Award recipient for her solo improvisation show Open To Suggestion at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Rebecca directed the Theatre Sports National Championships at the Enmore Theatre in March 2008
Rebecca toured nationally with Jason Alexander (Seinfeld) in April 2008.
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