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RACHEL LEONORA is an NYU Tisch School of the Arts (BFA Drama) graduate with training from Stonestreet Studios and Playwrights Horizons Theatre School. Her performances have been described as bold, vulnerable, and precise, rooted in her fascination with life's most delicate and intense moments. 

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She fell in love with performing at age five through musical theatre and guitar, later appearing in productions such as Fame, A Chorus Line, and the original musical Cast Iron Lily, which she also helped write. Her screen work includes The Classroom, Nena (Nine Muses Lab), and The Devil Wears Fenty. As a creator, she wrote and starred in the short films Crunchy Dumpster and Long Lost, with upcoming projects including Hunt for Serenity and the comedy web series High Functioning.

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Rachel adores exploring the city where she inhabits and seeks a world in which she can be inspired and learn from. She can be found cafe-hopping in her previous East Village neighbourhood, chasing nature trails around Vancouver, and planning her next abroad adventure. She aims this year to visit her distant relatives in Romania who share her mutual bloodline of being related to Dracula (don't be scared...promise).