Rebecca Faulkenberry, a dual citizen of both Britain and America, was born in Texas, USA, but her early life took a dramatic turn when she was just two years old, as her family relocated to the British colony of Bermuda. This pivotal move would have a lasting impact on her life and future endeavors.
As a young individual with a thirst for knowledge and a passion for the arts, Rebecca's educational journey took her to prestigious institutions such as Choate Rosemary Hall, Indiana University, and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music. By the time she reached the ripe age of 21, she had already completed her studies, demonstrating her remarkable dedication and perseverance.
Rebecca's early career in the entertainment industry began in London, where she honed her skills by performing in the West End and on the BBC. However, her aspirations soon led her to New York, where she made a swift transition to the National Tour of Rock of Ages, playing the iconic role of Sherrie within mere months of her arrival.
Her impressive performance on tour ultimately paved the way for her Broadway debut, reprising her role as Sherrie in the same production. This marked the beginning of a successful Broadway career, which would see her take on notable roles such as Mary Jane in Spiderman: Turn off the Dark and Nancy Taylor in Groundhog Day.
As her Broadway credits continued to grow, Rebecca began to explore other creative avenues, transitioning from the stage to television and film. This new chapter in her career has seen her secure a string of impressive guest appearances, recurring roles, and film credits, including a standout performance as Al Pacino's daughter in Martin Scorsese's critically acclaimed film, The Irishman.
