Rachel Aspen (she/her) is a classically trained stage and screen actor. Born in Philadelphia and proudly raised in South Jersey, she earned her B.A. in Theatre from Rutgers University-Camden and has built a career spanning both New York and Los Angeles. A versatile blonde with sharp comedic instincts and grounded dramatic range, Rachel has been performing for over fifteen years. 

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Rachel stars as a series regular in the upcoming limited television series Perfect Sundays. She previously appeared alongside Shane Gillis and largely improvised her performance in Netflix's hit comedy series, Tires and can be seen in the satirical action-comedy Cash Storm and the horror-comedy Alice and the Vampire Queen, both streaming on Tubi.

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A lifelong theatre artist, Rachel continues to balance screen work with live performance. Most recently, she starred in the world premiere performance of John Dillinger Gets a Manicure at the third annual New Art City Theatre Festival in Ventura, CA. She previously originated the role of Olive Horror in the world premiere of the dark comedy musical The Horrors at Yale University's Summer Cabaret.

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Off stage, Rachel is known by her family and friends as "Ray Ray." Now living on the westside of Los Angeles, at any given moment you can either find her hiking or on the beach. She loves to write music, watch documentaries, and play The Sims. She is also a *self-proclaimed* chicken parm food critic - check out her Instagram @rayrayrates.​​