Rachel Wolfe

TRAINING:
UCLA -- STANISLAVSKI SYSTEM
LONDON ACADEMY OF MUSIC & DRAMATIC ART -- CLASSICAL ACTING
ANTONIO FAVA -- COMMEDIA DEL ARTE
ALFRED MOLINA -- SHAKESPEARE
CARYN WEST -- ON CAMERA
POINT PARK UNIVERSITY, MFA -- ACTING (PEDAGOGY)

AWARDS:
BACKSTAGE WEST GARLAND AWARD: BEST ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE -- "12TH DOG NIGHT," TROUBADOUR THEATER CO. AKA THE TROUBIES.
BACKSTAGE WEST GARLAND AWARD: HONORABLE MENTION -- KATE IN "SHREW!," TROUBADOUR THEATER CO. AKA THE TROUBIES.

REVIEWS:
“Rachel Dara Wolfe is amazing in this part (as Dina in ‘Icarus & Aria’). To do what she does, and to do it in verse, well, it simply has to be seen”– Backstage West
“Rachel Wolfe is a street urchin of a Kate and she’s nasty as she can be, but her flashing smile hints at the wise woman underneath” – LA Times
“Outrageously hilarious, comically intelligent version of ‘Shrew!’ …with too many deft comics to mention but highlighted by Rachel Wolfe as a strong Kate with a booming voice that suits the role.”– Backstage West, Garland Award Issue
“Wolfe, who plays Kate, is shrewish to the extreme. She presents a powerful presence whether she is hurling bodies or lines. Wolfe is a dramatic force to be reckoned with” – Garden Grove Journal
“Wolfe plays Olivia like she’s a schizoid teenager, half childish ingénue, half screaming harridan (the latter personality is delivered with a dangerously funny heap of Kate Hepburn acting tics)” – Orange County Register
“Rachel Dara Wolfe as Olivia is equally adept with iambic pentameter and broad slapstick” – LA Times
“Standouts…Rachel Dara Wolfe, as the feisty Olivia” – Variety
“Wolfe has a Joan Cusack-ish sass as Julia’s servant, Lucetta”– LA Daily News
“Wolfe as Lucetta sparkles in her role” – Riverside Press Enterprise
“Scenes with her waiting maid Lucetta, played by Rachel Dara Wolfe are likewise marvelous. As a ball of inexorable energy and enthusiasm Wolfe is loud, funny, and strangely endearing. The two characters interact with show-stopping animation and fun” – New University Spotlight
“Wolfe…with lots of interesting character notes as Julia’s waiting woman, Lucetta” – Backstage West
“The show is buoyed along on the slapstick shenanigans of a trio of servants, (Lucetta) masterfully played by…Rachel Dara Wolfe” – Showmag