Born and raised in Australia, Rachelle made her move to Vancouver, Canada in her late teens to pursue her career in the Arts & Entertainment industry. Now as a dual citizen, she considers Canada her home.
Rachelle has spent her career and spare time working in the Arts and Arts Entertainment non-profit sector and utilizes her understanding and talents on stage and off to help generate, implement, promote and produce everything from: theatrical shows, film projects, fundraising events, special event gala’s, award ceremonies, conferences, symposiums, entertainment festivals and tailored special event needs like murder mysteries and roving characters.
Prior to the pandemic, Rachelle flourished in her role as Education Coordinator running the Improv Comedy institute at Vancouver Theatresports (now, The Improv Centre), and believes that a sense of belonging and community is fundamental to a happy healthy life. She enjoys sharing joy, laughter and saying ‘yes, and’ to opportunity and ideas.
During the Summer of 2022, Rachelle’s company Loch Land Entertainment helped produce and promote the Journey Thus Far tour for musician Cam White as he toured across Canada with his debut solo album.
When not pursuing her passion for performing on stage and screen, Rachelle spends her time traveling the world, visiting historic properties, documenting street art, studying 15th & 16th century Scottish and English history, decorating, cooking, keeping fit and reading.
Her goal in life is to share improv comedy with as many people as she can, fostering connection and creativity in as many countries as she can afford to go.
Rachelle has spent her career and spare time working in the Arts and Arts Entertainment non-profit sector and utilizes her understanding and talents on stage and off to help generate, implement, promote and produce everything from: theatrical shows, film projects, fundraising events, special event gala’s, award ceremonies, conferences, symposiums, entertainment festivals and tailored special event needs like murder mysteries and roving characters.
Prior to the pandemic, Rachelle flourished in her role as Education Coordinator running the Improv Comedy institute at Vancouver Theatresports (now, The Improv Centre), and believes that a sense of belonging and community is fundamental to a happy healthy life. She enjoys sharing joy, laughter and saying ‘yes, and’ to opportunity and ideas.
During the Summer of 2022, Rachelle’s company Loch Land Entertainment helped produce and promote the Journey Thus Far tour for musician Cam White as he toured across Canada with his debut solo album.
When not pursuing her passion for performing on stage and screen, Rachelle spends her time traveling the world, visiting historic properties, documenting street art, studying 15th & 16th century Scottish and English history, decorating, cooking, keeping fit and reading.
Her goal in life is to share improv comedy with as many people as she can, fostering connection and creativity in as many countries as she can afford to go.
Loch Land Entertainment would like to acknowledge in gratitude and respect that we live, create and conduct business in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. This territory is covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) Peoples first signed with the British Crown in 1725. The treaties did not deal with surrender of lands and resources but in fact recognized Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) title and established the rules for what was to be an ongoing relationship between nations.