Rachael is a native New Yorker and life-long theatre devotee. She saw her first Broadway show, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” at age five, and has been hooked ever since. The summer she was supposed to work on her master’s thesis, she saw roughly ten shows in three months, including two camp-outs for standing room tickets for “Book of Mormon.” Sadly, her acting skills are severely lacking (just ask anyone who had to suffer through her performance as Marty in “Grease”), so she leaves the acting to the professionals and sticks to another type of drama: politics.
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First Show:
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor DreamcoatFavorite Show:
Wait, do people actually choose just one?!? Most of the time, I can't even pick a favorite from the last MONTH - there's just so much wonderful storytelling and talent out there.Favorite Stories:
- BWW Review: CARMEN at The Kennedy Center - This was one of the best and most thoughtful productions of "Carmen" I've ever seen.
- Review: MANDY PATINKIN IN CONCERT: BEING ALIVE At Strathmore Music Center - Mandy. Patinkin. The man knows how to put on a show, and I'm still amazed I got to review one of his performances.
- BWW Interview: Jennifer Schwed And Doug Bradshaw of 19: THE MUSICAL at The Hill Center - This was one of the most fun interviews I've ever done.
- Review: THE TEMPEST at Round House Theatre // Folger Theatre - This was such an incredible and unique production.
- BWW Review: Fall in Love with DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE at Arena Stage - This production has stuck with me over the years, and even when I watched it I felt like I was witnessing something incredibly special. Ken Ludwig tells a beautiful story, and every part of the production reflected the care he had in his script for his parents' love story.