Rebecca Parker 

Previous paid speaking roles

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The Pro Actors

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• English
• French

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• Irish
• New Zealand
• UK English
• UK Posh

• USA New York
• French
• Italian
• Spanish

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• Equity

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BA, Theatre & English Literature, Victoria University of Wellington

FILM
2019 - Carol, 'Bath', a Screaming Lynx production (dir. Cora Gu)
2018 - Bree, 'Hidden', a VUW MDT final project film (dir. Camden Wright)
2018 - Keira, 'Night Shift', a VUW MFA final project film (dir. Jacinda Kumar)
2018 - Melissa, 'Cure All', a VUW MFA final project film (dir. Cora Gu)
2018 - Cynthia, 'Rewind', a VUW MFA film (dir. Nico Escobar)
2018 - Evie, 'Off Course', a Miles Wilson film
2017 - Beatrice, 'Sister Wives' (48 Hour Film Comp)
2017 - Mum, 'Code Red', a Massey University student film
2017 - Kara, 'Nova', a Shiny Pictures production
2015 - Detective, 'Sliced' (48 Hour Film Comp)
2014 – Bex, 'This Little Piggy Went to Market' (48 Hour Film Comp) (nominated Best Actress (Wellington))
2013 – Played self in Kiwibank ‘Revolutions’ campaign TVC
2013 – Vic Meyer, 'Prime’s Numbers' (Crepe Shoot - 48 Hour Film Comp)
2012 - Shaman, 'Helios' (Nat-Col final project)
2012 - Maggie, 'Nick of Time' (48 Hour Film Comp)
2011 - Mrs Dixon, 'Sammy' (48 Hour Film Comp) (winner, Best Actress (Wellington) & nominee, Best Actress (National))
2011 - Anima, 'Urban Numina' (Sausage Roll pictures webseries)
2010 - Sidney Manson, 'Fleet Street', (48 Hour Film Comp (nominated Best Actress (Wellington)
2008 - Sandra Hunter, 'Resignation' (48 Hour Film Comp) (winner, Best Actress (Wellington) & nominee Best Actress (National))
2005 - Extra, 'Insiders Guide to Love'
2005 – ‘B’ Addict, 'Forbidden Fruit', (48 Hour Film Comp)
2004 – Mad Scientist, 'Quench' (48 Hour Film Comp)
2003 – Extra, 'Without a Paddle'

THEATRE
2019 - Liz, 'Peggy Pickit Sees the Face of God', Circa, dir Giles Burton
2019 - Various, 'The Duck Who Loved Me', BATS, dir Craig Geenty
2019 - Danielle (lead), 'The Dream', BATS, dir Shona Jaunas.
2015 - Elizabeth Proctor, 'The Crucible' (Stagecraft Production) dir Joshua Hopton Stewart
2014 – Guide, 'Traces' (Jason Longstaff Production - Wellington Fringe) dir Tabitha Arthur
2013 – ‘The Woman’, 'Postal' (Forge at the Court Theatre) dir Melanie Camp
2013 - Nurse, 'After Juliet' (Circa) dir Sarah Delahunty.
2013 - Cassie Champion, 'Wheels of Justice' (windyPAE - Wellington Fringe) dir Tom Truss
2013 - Marge Nickies, 'Little Town Liars' (Fresh Dada) dir Joshua Hopton Stewart
2012 - Mia, 'Immaculate' (Backyard Theatre) dir Melanie Camp.
2012 - Mrs Lloyd, 'Society Slump Superstars' (Fresh Dada) dir Joshua Hopton Stewart
2012 - Narrator, Vicar, Bad Fairy & Old Woman, 'Sleeping Beauty' (KAT) dir Tabitha Arthur
2011 - Puss, 'Puss in Boots' (Kapitall Kids) dir Michael Fowler
2011 - Becca, 'Rabbit Hole' (Backyard Theatre) dir Tanya Piejus
2010 - Peggy, 'Silly Cow' (Stagecraft) dir Iona Anderson
2010 - Queen Anne of Austria, 'The Three Musketeers' (Stagecraft) dir Joy Hellyer, Paul Kay & Rebecca Parker
2009 - Catherine Earnshaw/Catherine Linton, 'Wuthering Heights' (Stagecraft) dir Iona Anderson
2009 - Petra Quince (altered role of Peter Quince), 'A Midsummer Nights' Dream' (Stagecraft) dir Paul Kay & Joy Hellyer
2008 - Bertha, 'Jane Eyre' (Stagecraft) dir Paul Kay
2007 - Madame la Marquise de Merteuil, 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' (Stagecraft) dir Meredith Dooley
2006 - Elvira, 'Blithe Spirit' (Stagecraft) dir Robert Hickey
2005/2006 – Female Company, 'Beauty and the Beast' (Showbiz Entertainment) dir Stephen Robertson
2005 – Bella (altered role of Balthasar, singer), 'Much Ado About Nothing' (Wellington Summer Shakespeare) dir Rachel More and Jacqueline Coats
2004 – Aaron, 'Titus Andronicus' (VUW Theatre Dept) dir James Sutherland & Bronwyn Tweddle
2004 – Hori, 'Auditor!!', (adaptation of The Government Inspector) (Wellington Fringe) dir James Sutherland
2002 – Bella, 'Post-Punk', (Wellington Fringe Festival) dir Andrew Armitage
2000 - Michael Joseph Savage, 'Comrade Savage' (VUW Theatre Dept) dir Alan Brunton
1999 – Dorine, 'Tartuffe' (Vic Uni French Club) (French language)

VOICE
2015 - 'Stranger Things' - a Fringe Production by My Accomplice and Radio NZ
2014 – Shakespeare monologues for Radio NZ
2014 – Story reading for Radio NZ's children’s programme
2014 – Voice of Katie Larnach and the Baker’s Wife, 'Traces' (Jason Longstaff production - Wellington Fringe)
2012 – Voice of Lay, 'Raize: The Departing Beast' (animated short film)
2011 - ADR Loop Group (French & intnl voices) 'Tintin' (Park Rd Post)
2011 - ADR (individual - featured extra) 'Tintin' (Park Rd Post)
2005 – ADR Loop Group (American voices) 'World's Fastest Indian' (Park Rd Post)

Previous speaking roles

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Part-time model - paid commercial work

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Print ad for NZ Beef and Lamb (Germany), 2012
Web still images for 9spokes, 2020
Hair modelling, various

Lead singer

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Alto

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• Pop
• Rock
• Classical

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• Rock
• Jazz
• Classical

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Grade 5 with distinction in Trinity Schools music (singing)

Alto to Mezzo-soprano range with some sight-reading ability

Roles which have involved singing:

2013 – Marge Nickies in Little Town Liars, a Fresh Dada production directed by Joshua Hopton Stewart.

2012 - Steward, Mirror & Digger the Mole in Snow White, a Kidzstuff production directed by Sarah Delahunty.

2012 - Mrs Lloyd in Society Slump Superstars, a Fresh Dada production directed by Joshua Hopton Stewart.

2011 - Puss in Puss in Boots, a Kapital Kids Theatre production directed by Michael Fowler.

2009 - Catherine Earnshaw/Catherine Linton in Jane Thornton's adaptation of Wuthering Heights, a Stagecraft production directed by Iona Anderson.

2009 - Petra Quince (altered role of Peter Quince)in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Nights' Dream, a Stagecraft production directed by Paul Kay & Joy Hellyer.

2008 - Bertha in Jane Eyre by Polly Teale, a Stagecraft production directed by Paul Kay.

2005/2006 – Female Company in Beauty and the Beast, a Showbiz Entertainment production directed by Stephen Robertson.

2005 – Bella (altered role of Balthasar, i.e. singer) in Much Ado About Nothing, Wellington Summer Shakespeare production directed by Rachel More and Jacqueline Coats.

2000 – “Killer” in Twelve Days, a play by Michelle Fraser in conjunction with the VUW Women’s Festival.

1998 – Ariel in the Singapore Stageclub’s production of The Tempest.

1998 – Lead singer in Singaporeana Kool!, the ACT 3 production in conjunction with the Singapore International Festival of the Arts, as well as making the soundtrack.

1998 – Worked for ACT 3 and Dramaplus Arts in Singapore as a freelance actress, performing in children’s shows that went on tour around the country’s primary schools.

• English
• French

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• Irish
• New Zealand
• UK English
• UK Posh

• USA New York
• French
• Italian
• Spanish

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