Rachel Sullivan

Rachel Sullivan is an actress born and raised in sunny San Diego, California. She grew up with an extensive background in dance from the age of three, training in various styles including ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, hip hop, and musical theatre. She also competitively danced for six years. As she grew up, her love of performing grew from the stage to the screen, where she realized she wanted to play pretend, professionally.

Rachel will be graduating from Loyola Marymount University with a major in theatre arts and a minor in screenwriting. During her time at LMU, one of Rachel’s favorite memories was making her stage debut as Ina in the department’s production of Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea. Additionally, she was a member of LMU's dance team for four years and had the privilege of serving as captain for the 2023-24 season. Rachel has also contributed to LMU's arts scene by directing the short play Theatre for the Modern Citizen, by Aidan Donnelly for the university's New Works Festival. Her involvement extends to the radio, where she hosts her own show on KLMU, showcasing her deep-rooted love of classic and modern alternative rock. She has also acted in numerous projects for LMU's School of Film and Television, as well as
outside projects including music videos, short films, and a feature film.

In addition to her performance roles, Rachel combined her love of dance and film, choreographing dances for numerous short films and staged productions. With graduation on the horizon, Rachel's sights are set on Los Angeles, where she will continue her journey in the entertainment industry.

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