Rachel Pincus

Accents and Dialects: British (RP and Cockney), Irish, German, Southern (Texan, Louisiana), Scottish, French, Brooklyn, Minnesotan, New Jersey Character repetoire includes: Little Girl Petulant Teenager Midwestern Mom Nerd Villainess Hippie Chick Diva Seductress Squeaky Coward And many others!

I've been passionate about voice acting since I remember watching Pinky & The Brain when I was small. I never feel more at home than when I'm in a recording studio. My love of voice acting propelled me to earn a BFA in acting from New York University, where I trained for four years at the prestigious Stella Adler Studio. There, I was trained in Shakespeare, Victorian theatre, and contemporary stage, with an emphasis on voice and speech work. I have a great deal of experience in a voiceover booth, and I am prominently featured as a lead recurring character in the Broadway Abridged comedy series, which is currently available on Amazon and iTunes. I have also been featured on the radio reading poetry for WNYC. Currently, I work for the New York Renaissance Faire, where I am the assistant director of the Spendpenny Players and the Journeyman Company, as well as a featured performer. It's always an exciting opportunity to create bizarre and ridiculous characters, and to try out new voices in an open, exploratory, and encouraging environment. BFA in Acting: NYU/Tisch School of the Arts: Stella Adler Studio of Acting Acting- James Tripp, Andrew Wade (Shakespeare), Ron Burrus, Elizabeth Parrish, Sam Schacht, Stephanie Yankwitt, Peter Flynn, Angela Vitale, Liz Swados, Noel Wilson (improvisation) Movement- Joanne Edelmann, Joan Evans, Steve Cook, J. Stephen White (stage combat), Per Brahe Voice and Speech- Tom Oppenheim, Alithea Phillips, John Van Wyden (accents & dialects), Kohli Calhoun Foreign Language Performance Intern at Mori no Ike Japanese Language Village with Concordia Language Villages I am a proficient speaker of Japanese, and am currently employed in a bilingual retail position. I want to break the clouds, crack the sky, and shatter the stars.