Rebecca Gray, a renowned theater artist, has garnered widespread critical acclaim throughout Los Angeles, earning prestigious honors from the city's major critical entities.
In 2014, she received the coveted LA Drama Critics Circle Award and Ovation Award for Best Featured Actress, solidifying her status as a talented and accomplished performer.
Beyond her work on stage, Gray is a founding partner of Carbon Based Films, a filmmaking collective that has produced numerous projects. Her impressive resume boasts over 100 professional live productions, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft.
Born in Marietta, Georgia, Gray spent her formative years in Tempe, Arizona, where she briefly attended Arizona State University's Bachelor of Fine Arts-Acting program. She also received a scholarship to study at "The Bobby Ball Academy," a prestigious institution that has nurtured the early careers of notable actors such as Nick Nolte and Peter Billingsley.
In 1994, Gray made the move to Los Angeles, where she joined a group of like-minded artists, including Bryn Pryor, James E. Van Cooney, and Ken Brodzinski, and began to build a successful career in the city's thriving arts scene.
