About

London & Paris-based
Theatre artist
Communication expert
Product advisor

Rebekah coaches executives, founders, politicians, researchers, and artists to craft clear, compelling narratives, illustrate their messages, and develop charismatic public personas.

She trains teams to make the most of their time together through captivating presentations and interactive events- in-person and online. She offers strategies to integrate audience participation and structure event follow-up.

Rebekah combines expertise in voice and speech, actor training, storytelling, visual rhetoric, and video communication.
She was Founding Director of the Program in Speaking and Learning at Harvard University and Assistant Professor of Theatre & Performance at Cornell University.

As a leadership communication strategist she has worked with clients at LVMH, University of Cambridge, Affiliated Managers Group (AMG), Random House Books, Harvard Law School, Vanderbilt Medical School, The State of Massachusetts, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), and many other organisations in the private and public sectors.

Rebekah spent four years as Director of Product Research & Development at Airtime, a Sequoia-backed video presentation startup, where she reported to CEO/founder Phil Libin. At Airtime - “essential tools for video at work” - Rebekah helped organisations transform the way they collaborate and connect through live and recorded video communication.

She is an experienced theatre director and voice & speech coach. She has worked as a voice and dialect coach on Broadway, in regional theatre and film and television, coaching actors such as David Harbour, Kathleen Turner, and Bill Irwin (Tony Award, best actor). She has taught acting, voice & speech, and Shakespeare in Performance at Harvard, Cornell, and Rose Bruford in London.