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  1. ‣ ‘Heathrow T5 Flash Mob’ T-Mobile

  2. ‣ ‘This Ain’t a Love Song’ Scouting For Girls

  1. • Actress / Singer & Dancer

Accents & Dialects


  1. ‣ Yorkshire (Native)

  2. ‣ RP

  3. ‣ Cockney

  4. ‣ American-Standard

Theatre


  1. ‣ ‘House of Hearts and Mirrors’ Arcola Theatre London

  2. ‣ ‘Next Thing You Know’ Edinburgh Festival

  3. ‣ ‘The Fix’ Bridewell Theatre London

  4. ‣ ‘Hello Dolly’ Oratory Theatre London

  5. ‣ ‘Bat Boy’ Bridewell Theatre

  6. ‣ ‘Threepenny Opera’ Edinburgh Festival

  7. ‣ ‘Singing in the Rain’ Cambridge Arts Theatre

  8. ‣ ‘Jazzmatazz’ Edinburgh Festival ADC Cambridge

  9. ‣ ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ ADC Theatre Cambridge

  10. ‣ ‘Sound of Music’ (Maria) Dewsbury Theatre

Music & Dance


  1. ‣ Jazz*

  2. ‣ Tap*

  3. ‣ Ballet*


(* highly skilled)


  1. ‣ Musical Theatre

  2. ‣ Lyrical

  3. ‣ Pop

  4. ‣ Rock

  5. ‣ Choral

  6. ‣ Music hall

  7. ‣ Big band

Other Vocal Experience


  1. ‣ Principle Singer - Queen Mary 2 Cunard Cruise Liner

  2. ‣ ‘Sondheim Prom’ Royal Albert Hall

  3. ‣ ‘A Woman’s Place’ 2-woman cabaret, Battersea Barge

  4. ‣ ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ Backing Singer with Capital Voices

   (Annie Skates)

  1. ‣ ‘England Underneath’ Charity world cup single,

   recorded Abbey Road Studios

  1. ‣ Celebrate Christmas with Thomas Spencer-Wortley and

   friends, tour

  1. ‣ ‘Elton John Gala Performance’ The Royal Albert Hall

  2. ‣ Fast Forward 4 Concert with Capital Voices (Annie

   Skates), National Theatre

  1. ‣ 10th anniversary gala celebration, Helena Kennedy

   Foundation, Queen Elizabeth Hall

  1. ‣ ‘Good Vibes’ Lead vocalist, Big Band (including tour of

   Paris) MD: John Hunter

  1. ‣ Chorister, Pembroke College Chapel, Cambridge: MD 

   Dominic Carter

Vocal Ability


  1. ‣ Soprano

  2. ‣ Bottom G to top D belt to F

Reviews from Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2010 for “House of Mirrors and Hearts”


www.whatsonstage.com

****

In a strong company Rachel Holbrook as the wayward, damaged daughter stands out

‘satisfying, intriguing and beautifully performed piece’

www.broadwaybaby.com

*****

Rachel Holbrook thrives in the particularly challenging part of Lily the attention-seeking younger daughter, and imbues the gradual changing of her character with an admirable depth that is not perhaps explicit in the script.  A better-constructed slice of musical theatre is hard to come by at the fringe, especially in a production with such a talented cast.



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