About.

Rebekah Talbot is a screen and stage actor currently based in Norwich, Norfolk. A graduate from
Norwich University of the Arts in BA(Hons) Acting, she is an ever evolving and passionate creative practitioner with a skill for creating thoughtful and socially engaging work, pushing boundaries, and exploring themes of human connection.

As well as acting, Rebekah has hands on experience in devising site-specific and installation-based performances, scriptwriting, directing, production, cinematography, and editing - all of which she executed on her own short film As the Crow Flies.

Since graduating, Rebekah has been nominated by Norwich University of the Arts for the 2025 Spotlight Prize. She is also currently in the research and development stages of her second short film influenced by John Christopher’s seminal novel The Death of Grass.

Work.

During her time at Norwich University of the Arts Rebekah has built a diverse portfolio of credits.

She has most recently been in rehearsals for her showcase performances of Woyzeck (Jack Thorne) and Cannibals (Rory Mullarkey), both directed by Matti Houghton.

Rebekah can also be seen in upcoming short films
No More Suprises (dir. Sophie Reeve-Foster)
and Lullaby (dir. Jordan Dangarembizi), among others.

In 2024 she wrote, directed and edited her first short film As the Crow Flies, and is currently writing her next.

Full credits

'No More Surprises' © Sophie Reeve-Foster