Rachel Redleaf

Rachel Redleaf was born on October 3. She began performing at age four, discovering her passion for acting and singing at Scottsdale Desert Stages and Greasepaint Theaters in Scottsdale, AZ. During her time at Horizon High School, she actively participated in show choir. Redleaf further pursued her education in the performing arts, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Screen Acting from the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University in 2019. In addition to her acting career, she has developed and performed her own one-woman show, “Too Much of a Good Thing,” showcasing her skills in writing, directing, and starring.

Her career milestones include prominent roles such as Mama Cass in Quentin Tarantino’s 2019 film “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.” She also gained recognition for her portrayal of Beth Chapin in the television series “Atypical,” appearing in multiple seasons from 2017 to 2019. Redleaf’s filmography also features appearances in projects like “Kajillionaire” (2020) where she played Kelli, and the TV series “Why Women Kill” (2021) as Young Alma. Rachel Redleaf is also active as an anti-bullying activist and serves on the board of Kid in the Corner. Later in her career, she expanded her creative work to include production, with upcoming projects such as the “Untitled Redleaf/Danzig Project” where she is credited as a producer, and a role as Jade in the podcast series “Forever in the Ocean.”

Beyond her acting work, Redleaf has also contributed to film production in the makeup department for short films such as “The Spotter” (2017) and “Look at Me” (2016). She is represented by CESD and LINK Entertainment and is a member of SAG-AFTRA.