Rachel Fay Kanevsky

Fay Kanevsky embarked on her artistic career in theater, participating in over 100 productions. Her roles extended from lead characters to ensemble members, demonstrating her range and adaptability. In high school, she focused on comedic performance, competing in improv competitions and eventually leading her team as captain. During this period, she also became an officer in the thespian club and taught beginner improv to young students, showcasing her leadership and dedication to the performing arts. Her foundational experiences in theater provided a strong base for her later ventures into various creative fields.

Developing her visual art skills, Fay began selling her fan art, particularly “Doctor Who” themed pieces, at conventions starting at age 15. This initiative not only served as a creative outlet but also garnered significant financial success, with some pieces selling for hundreds of dollars at auctions. Her artistic abilities further refined during two years as a caricature artist at Legoland, where she learned to produce engaging sketches quickly. In her senior year of high school, she established “Chaotic Bling,” a small business selling handmade jewelry and fiber arts. Initially promoted on social media, the business expanded to Etsy and Shopify, reflecting her entrepreneurial drive and the increasing demand for her unique creations.

More recently, Fay has expanded into stand-up comedy, performing at venues like Three Clubs Hollywood and The Ice House. Her performances offer audiences her perspective as a disabled artist, demonstrating resilience and commitment to the entertainment industry. Beyond live performance, Fay has taken on roles as an actress in films such as “Look-A-Like” (2024), “Sunday at the Park” (2024), and the upcoming “Do No Harm” (2025), where she also holds credits as writer and executive producer. She continues to pursue acting and voice acting, aiming to broaden her presence in various media.”