Rachel Aspen (she/her) is a classically trained, LA and New York-based, stage and screen actor with a B.A. in Theatre from Rutgers University. A versatile blonde with a vivacious personality, Rachel has been performing for over fifteen years and excels in leading comedic roles.

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Rachel has an extensive background in theatre, but in recent years has been focusing on her passion for on-screen acting. She recently guest starred alongside Shane Gillis in Netflix's #1 series, Tires. Her latest film, Cash Storm, is a comical action-packed adventure now streaming on Tubi. Rachel plays a supporting lead in  Alice and the Vampire Queen, which is also streaming on Tubi. Furthermore, Rachel has starred in dozens of short films, most notably being the horror short NAILZ, which premiered at the Macabre Faire Film Fest and was nominated for Best SFX.  

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This past summer Rachel was honored to originate the role of Olive Horror in the world premiere of the dark comedy musical, The Horrors, at Yale University's summer cabaret theatre. Following her month in New Haven, Rachel worked on her first vertical short form series that will soon be streaming on ShortMax. Additionally, Rachel had a blast working on an upcoming project produced by Mango Street Lab. A fun glimpse into the behind the scenes can be found here.

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Off stage, Rachel is known by her family and friends as "Ray Ray." She loves to write music, watch documentaries, play The Sims, and travel. Raised in South Jersey, Rachel is happiest when she's at the beach. She is also a *self-proclaimed* chicken parm food critic - check out her instagram at @rayrayrates.