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What's happening?
Nominations for 46th Annual Carbonell Awards!
Sidewalk Salon in Birmingham, AL
at Sidewalk Film & Cinema
"Movies will make you famous; Television will make you rich; But theatre will make you good.” -- Terrance Mann Join professional actor Rachel Burttram for a candid conversation about working as a full-time actor both on the stage and screen. As a 25 year veteran of the industry, Rachel will share her actor's perspective about the differences in the theatre, TV, and film industries. We will talk about what is similar and what is REALLY different about being in front of a camera and a live audience. Let's talk about the requirements, the challenges and the joys for actors -- be it on stage & screen. Q & A to follow.
Wednesday June 14, 2023 at 7:00pm
Tickets are free! Register here!
Wednesday June 14, 2023 at 7:00pm
Tickets are free! Register here!
Serving our community~
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Recent News:
Celebrating New Plays!
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PlayLab 2023 Festival of New Works
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Season '22-'23
Back on the Boards!
Doll's House Part 2 by Lucas Hnath
Directed by Bari Newport
Gablestage in Coral Gables, FL
Feb - March, 2023
"...But in a performance patrons should paste in the memory book, Rachel Burttram’s Nora is a masterpiece of energy, drive, imagination and an ever-spinning kaleidoscope of emotions." Bill Hirschman Florida Theatre Onstage
"Rachel Burttram paints an adroit portrait of a complex woman. She’s wide-eyed, calculating, manipulative, funny, sometimes cruel...Knowing he (Powers) and Burttram are happily married, watching them play Ibsen and Hnath’s unhappy duo is all the more impressive." Christine Dolan Miami Herald & ArtBurst Miami
Directed by Bari Newport
Gablestage in Coral Gables, FL
Feb - March, 2023
"...But in a performance patrons should paste in the memory book, Rachel Burttram’s Nora is a masterpiece of energy, drive, imagination and an ever-spinning kaleidoscope of emotions." Bill Hirschman Florida Theatre Onstage
"Rachel Burttram paints an adroit portrait of a complex woman. She’s wide-eyed, calculating, manipulative, funny, sometimes cruel...Knowing he (Powers) and Burttram are happily married, watching them play Ibsen and Hnath’s unhappy duo is all the more impressive." Christine Dolan Miami Herald & ArtBurst Miami
God of Carnage by Yesmina Reza
Directed by Lisa K. Bryant
Flat Rock Playhouse in Flat Rock, NC
Sept - Oct 2022
"Burttram sparkles in her FRP debut" - Pete Zamplas Tribune Papers
Directed by Lisa K. Bryant
Flat Rock Playhouse in Flat Rock, NC
Sept - Oct 2022
"Burttram sparkles in her FRP debut" - Pete Zamplas Tribune Papers
World Premiere!
Public Speaking 101 by Mark St. Germain
Directed by Jim Frangione
Great Barrington Public Theatre in Berkshires, MA
July 14 - 24, 2022
Public Speaking 101 by Mark St. Germain
Directed by Jim Frangione
Great Barrington Public Theatre in Berkshires, MA
July 14 - 24, 2022
Stay home & watch #tiny_Theatre!
300+ episodes on FB LIVE and counting...
Streaming now on Disney+...
Rachel is truly over the moon -- she landed the recurring role of Betty Grissom, wife of Mercury 7's Gus Grissom in Season 1 of The Right Stuff now on Disney+. The tv series is based on Tom Wolfe's 1979 novel by the same name which was later made into the iconic movie. Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Davisson and the team at Appian Way along with Mark Lafferty are among the Executive Producers. Check out which 7 episodes she will be in here at her IMDB page.
Hot off the press...
"The Right Stuff: Fort Myers' Rachel Burttram blasts off in Disney+ Series" by Charles Runnells News- Press Oct 7, 2020
"The Right Stuff" astronauts to launch on Disney+ by Eric Raddatz Florida Weekly Oct 7, 2020
Grand Style: Rachel Burttram by Anne Reed Grandeur Magazine Nov 7, 2020
BETTYS by Nancy Stetson Florida Weekly Sept 30, 2020
"The Right Stuff" astronauts to launch on Disney+ by Eric Raddatz Florida Weekly Oct 7, 2020
Grand Style: Rachel Burttram by Anne Reed Grandeur Magazine Nov 7, 2020
BETTYS by Nancy Stetson Florida Weekly Sept 30, 2020
From Season '19-'20...
World Premiere 1st of a 11 production Rolling World Premiere with National New Play Network ALABASTER by Audrey Cefely Directed by Jason Parrish Florida Repertory Theatre Dec 17 - Jan 26, 2020 Fort Myers, FL Reviewed in the News-Press by Charles Runnells 
June in ALABASTER
by Audrey Cefaly
photo credit: Nick Adams
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A DOLL"S HOUSE, PART 2 by Lucas Hnath Directed by Chris Clavelli Florida Repertory Theatre March 17 - April 8, 2020 Fort Myers, FL Reviewed in the Wall Street Journal by Terry Teachout. 
Nora in DOLL'S HOUSE PART 2
by Lucas Hnath
photo credit: Bryelle Dafledecker
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Director's Chair...
ALABASTER
by Audrey Cefaly
Virtual Reading with Women' s Theatre Festival
April 30, 2020
by Audrey Cefaly
Virtual Reading with Women' s Theatre Festival
April 30, 2020
THE WOLVES
by Sarah DeLappe
Reading at Florida Repertory Theatre
March 2, 2020
by Sarah DeLappe
Reading at Florida Repertory Theatre
March 2, 2020
THANK YOU!
BEST OF 2021
BEST OF 2019 & 2018
2019 - Role of Truvy in STEEL MAGNOLIAS by Robert Harling at Florida Repertory Theatre
Photo Credit: Nick Adams
(seated)Amy Tribbey, Allison Campbell, Rachel Burttram, (standing) Sara Morsey, Patricia Idelette, Betsy Helmer
2018 - Role of Emily in DISGRACED by Ayard Akhtar at Florida Repertory Theatre
Photo Credit: Nick Adams
Mary Hodges, Amir Darvish, Rachel Burttram, Gregg Weiner
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED!
Photo Credit: Nick Adams
(seated)Amy Tribbey, Allison Campbell, Rachel Burttram, (standing) Sara Morsey, Patricia Idelette, Betsy Helmer
2018 - Role of Emily in DISGRACED by Ayard Akhtar at Florida Repertory Theatre
Photo Credit: Nick Adams
Mary Hodges, Amir Darvish, Rachel Burttram, Gregg Weiner
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED!
ARTSFUSE BEST THEATRE OF 2018
NEW ENGLAND/BOSTON
"The best show I reviewed this year was, surprisingly, produced in Bangor, Maine. Penobscot Theatre Producing Artistic Director Bari Newport orchestrated a nearly flawless production of Lindsey Ferrentino’s UGLY LIES THE BONE. The play centers on Jess (Rachel Burttram), a veteran recovering from multiple injuries suffered in an explosion while serving in Afghanistan. This powerful play examines the recovery process of injured veterans, probing the use of virtual reality as a means to heal profoundly injured soldiers. But what made the Penobscot Theatre production so memorable was Burttram’s brilliant performance, assisted by Kevin Koski’s wonderful make up and costumes."- David Greenham
Photo Credit: Magnus Stark
IN THE PRESS...
BIO...
Rachel Burttram has been a working actress for over 25 years. Her stage work has been seen across the country in venues such as Actors' Theatre of Louisville (acting apprentice in 1999-2000) in KY, Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, FL, Geva Theatre Center in Rochester, NY, Penobscot Theatre Company in Bangor, Maine, Gloucester Stage in MA, Kitchen Theatre Company in Ithaca, NY, The Hippodrome Theatre in Gainesville, FL, Barnstormers' Theatre in NH, City Equity in AL and various stages in NYC including the prestigious Actors' Studio. Rachel is a 18 year member of the acting ensemble at Florida Rep Theatre named by Wall Street Journal's Terry Teachout as "one of America's Top Repertory Companies." She has shared the boards with the likes of legendary Carol Lawrence, Tony-nominated Daniel Sunjata and many friends who are very talented artists. Her work on screen includes independent films and TV shows as well as national commercials. She was nominated for the 2009 Southwest Florida Angel of the Arts Performance Artist of the Year, nominated for BroadwayWorld's Best Actress in a Play 2012- Central NY for Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune at the Kitchen Theatre Company in Ithaca, BroadwayWorld's Best Actress in a Play 2013 SW Florida for Other Desert Cities and was named "2013 Best Actress" by Florida Weekly . As an Arts Administrator, Rachel has served as an Associate Director, Director of Audience Development, Company Manager, Director of Education, Box Office Manager and Fundraising Research, Community Programs Director and mentor. She has developed programs for theaters around the country for under-served populations. Rachel is also a teaching artist and has taught classes and workshops for a variety of populations all over the country with her husband and fellow theatre artist, Brendan Powers. She is the creator of WELCOME TO THE GREEN ROOM, a resource for actors, singers and performing artists to share ideas and tips and a collection of dressing tables photographs from actors across the nation. Rachel is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association and an honorary member of the NAACP.
