Rachael Beck

Rachael Beck is a multi-faceted, award winning powerhouse whose talents span both stage and screen as an acclaimed vocal artist and actress.

In 2025 she premiered her self produced one woman show, “In Their Own Words” at the Sydney Festival at the Sydney Theatre Company. She is widely remembered for her award-winning portrayal as Belle opposite Hugh Jackman in the original company of Beauty and the Beast. Rachael’s theatrical highlights include Truly Scrumptious in the national tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Sally Bowles in IMG’s Cabaret, directed by Sam Mendes; Kathy Selden in Singin’ in the Rain, directed by David Atkins, (which earned her a Mo Award nomination) and Maria in The Gordon/Frost Organization/SEL production of The Sound of Music. She played “Diana “ in Next To Normal for Perth’s state theatre company, Black Swan.

More recently, Rachael starred alongside Todd McKenney as Charity Barnum in Barnum, The Circus Musical. Further highlights include her Green Room Award nominated performance as Fantine in Les Miserables and Rumpleteaser in Cats, both produced by Cameron Mackintosh. Rachael’s other theatre credits include The Wizard of Oz as the Good Witch Galinda, Pinocchio, Becoming Bill, , Strictly Gershwin with the Qld Symphony Orchestra and Qld Ballet, The Long and the Short of It, Secret Bridesmaid’s Business, A Little Night Music, Me, My Girl (which toured nationally) The Pajama Game and Call Me Madam for The Production Company and You and Me. For the Sydney Theatre Company she has performed in The Wharf Review, Summer Rain (directed by Robyn Nevin) and ‘Lady Mortimer’ in Henry IV and for the QTC, Mother and Son and Into the Woods. 

Rachael appeared in the film Ocean Boulevard and as a coach in Channel 7’s It Takes Two.She is also a regular performer and both the Sydney and Adelaide Ch 7 televised Christmas Carols. Rachael’s extensive TV credits include Home & Away, Stingers, Hey Dad, A Country Practice and The Flying Doctors.

In 2011 Rachael toured Nationally as a solo performer with Jason Robert Brown. A highly skilled concert performer, Rachael appeared with Todd McKenney and Tommy Tycho in Broadway to Hollywood with all of the National Symphony Orchestras in Australia. She has also developed The Lionhearted Theatre and Arts Program with workshops currently running in High schools throughout Australia, helping students to unearth mental health issues such as depression, anxiety and disconnection by helping them tell their story using the creative arts.