Rebecca is an improviser, facilitator, and former business leader who brings intelligence, heart, and playfulness to every room she’s in.

Before discovering improv, Rebecca built a career in senior roles across both the corporate and non-profit sectors, underpinned by a degree in Classics. But once she found improvisation, everything changed—and she’s been exploring its creative and professional potential ever since.

A longstanding member of award-winning company The Maydays, Rebecca also performs in acclaimed genre-based shows including Closer Each Day: The Improvised Soap Opera, Impromptu Shakespeare, No Expectations: The Improvised Dickens Novel, and The Adventures of the Improvised Sherlock Holmes. She has trained with some of the leading improv teachers in the UK and Chicago and continues to evolve her practice as both performer and facilitator.

At AndAlso, Rebecca brings a unique combination of organisational insight and creative expertise to her training. She helps teams access creative flow, navigate the unknown with more ease, and stay grounded and connected even in high-pressure moments. Her facilitation style is warm, encouraging, and quietly powerful—creating a space where joyful risk-taking feels not only possible, but irresistible.

She has taught at universities, created the first known improv comedy course in Brighton, and even danced live at the BRIT Awards with folk phenomenon Boss Morris. Whether leading a workshop on non-verbal communication, emotional connection, or collaborative storytelling, Rebecca’s sessions are rich, surprising, and deeply human.

Favourite improv moment: A spontaneous, wordless scene between two strangers on stage that left the whole audience in tears. Proof that connection doesn’t always need words—and that when we trust ourselves and each other, magic happens.