From Nurse's uniform to Punk Gear. Check out Rebecca's role as 'Sonya' in Too Much Pressure

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Rebecca records some songs with actor Gavin Fowler for 'Too Much Pressure' as 'tech week' begins. The play opens this Saturday 29th of Jan 2011. Book tickets soon!

First day of rehearsals and already learning so much about 1970s Britain. 'Too Much Pressure' at The Belgrade running from 29th of Jan to 19th feb. Click on picture for more info!.

Rebecca in 'Too Much Pressure' at The Belgrade Theatre

Book your tickets now as Rebecca will be playing 'Sonya' in a new play called 'Too Much Pressure' at The Belgrade Theatre, Coventry from 1st - 19th of February. Written by Alan Polluck and directed by the artistic director of The Belgrade, Hamish Glen. Watch this space for furether details.
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FILM FESTIVAL FOR WORLD CINEMA PRESENTS AWARD TO DAVID PROWSE 'THE REAL DARTH VADER'

Rebecca has returned from an eventful weekend at The International Filmmakers Festival for World Cinema where she was asked by organiser Carl Tooney to present The Lifetime Award to David Prowse, who played the legendary role of Darth Vader. Last year Rebecca picked up award for Best Actress in the Indepedent film 'Kristina'. The festival attracted a hub of talented worldwide filmmakers from Emilio Ruiz Barrachina who directed The Disciple starring Joel West to a very young and extraordinary Chinese filmmaker Xiao Zheng. Both film directors impressively picked up between 3 to 4 awards each.  

REBECCA LEAVES BBC's HOLBY CITY

Rebecca has had an amazing two years on BBC's Holby City and felt it was her time to leave after fulfilling an array of challenging and exciting storylines. 'I was so thankful and slightly daunted that my character was thrown in at the deep end when I joined the cast.  Playing Daisha Anderson and having to deal with matters of pregnancy, abortion, postnatal depression and adoption are all very topical and often contraversial subjects in society today. I had to really do my research to understand and portray such difficult decisions that young women are sometimes faced with.' Rebecca very much misses all those individuals who made her feel part of the family namely the producers Tony Mchale and Diana Kyle. A warm and brilliantly run production with a well deserved BAFTA.

REBECCA WINS 'BEST ACTRESS' AWARD

Recently, Rebecca won an award for Best Actress at The International Filmmakers Festival for World Cinema for her role in an Indepedent film called 'Kristina' where she played the lead. 'Kristina' was directed by Pat Garrett and produced by CJ Cookson and centres around a love story between a young Filipino housemaid and a British cancer victim who has found refuge in the Philippines. He endures his last few days by writing his last novel, but is intrigued and falls in love with Kristina and her denial and innocence of not knowing or understanding his situation and dismay. This year Rebecca has been asked to appear at the red carpet event at the festival by organiser Carl Tooney. She will be presenting the Lifetime acheivement award.