Rebecca Schall





NOW APPEARING
A Life Between
Stage and Screen
“Character first. Emotion always. Every performance should feel fully alive.”
Rebecca Schall, “a dynamo,” proclaims Robert Kelly, Artistic Director of the Candlelight Theater in Wilmington DE.
With the innate abilities to naturally achieve a character's depth and soul with honesty and precision, Rebecca Schall holds the essence of every scene in her hand.
Her credits span universally through genres of film and television, molding to the serio comedic, farsic, period dramatic and beyond with preciseness only a person with natural talent and intense education in the craft can achieve.
Rebecca opens herself completely, with fragility, to vacuum in all the identities of each character portrayed.
Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theater, her training went beyond acting. Vocal training and dance rounded this triple major. Rebecca’s elegant Soprano is both gentle and defined. You’ll also get a big surprise when she opens up to her favorite Country music stars with a full alto presence.
“Give me direction and I’ll consistently drive for perfection” — Rebecca Schall
IN CHARACTER
The Looks
Four distinct energies, one unmistakable presence.
01

Bright Comedy
PLAYFUL . EXPRESSIVE . WARM

02
Modern Drama
GROUNDED . DIRECT . INTENSE

Physical Character
MOVEMENT . WIT .PRECISION

Smart & Offbeat
CONTEMPORARY . QUICK. HUMAN
IN CHARACTER
Now Screening
SELECTED SCENE
Dependence
6:20–6:50, then 7:09–7:40 combined.
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FILM CLIP
Rat Race
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SELECTED SCENE
In Case of Emergency
Timecode logged: 51:08–52:04.
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REVIEWS & ACCOLADES
What They’re Saying
GUYS & DOLLS
“The star of the show is Miss Adelaide (Rebecca Schall). In her ‘Lament’, she brought back memories of Vivian Blaine. Her accent, her eye rolls, her contorted lips and expressions were not only impassioned and endearing but also wickedly funny.”
GYPSY
“Schall manages to convey the gawky awkwardness and fear of rejection that defines the young Louise in ‘Little Lamb’, as well as the vitality and guile of a real star when she transforms into Gypsy Rose Lee…”
GREER FIRESTONE - BROADWAYWORLD.COM
WHILE CHASING THE FANTASTIC
“Schall is excellent as Geneva, a woman in an unhappy marriage who comes alive when she sees Venus. The chemistry and sexual tension between the two is immediately evident…”
JUDD HOLLANDER - OOBR / OFFOFFBROADWAY.COM
GREER FIRESTONE - BROADWAYWORLD.COM
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