what am I up to?

  • Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz

    I am currently performing as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts. It has been an honor to be a part of a musical that pays homage to my beloved home state!

  • Holiday inn

    At the end of 2023, I performed in Arts Center Coastal Carolina’s production of Holiday Inn! I was in the tap-dancing, jump roping ensemble, and I had the opportunity to understudy the role of Linda! It was a blast!

  • Peggy in 42nd Street

    I will be performing as Peggy Sawyer in 42nd Street at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Fredericksburg, VA. I am thrilled to be performing under the direction of Penny Ayn Maas and alongside Andrea McArdle!

  • Descendants The Musical

    I performed as Snow White and others in Descendants the Musical at Casa Manaña in Fort Worth, TX. What a pleasure to return to Texas and work on such a fun show with a wonderful team!

  • Charlie Brown xmas tour

    I had the pleasure of acting as the Universal Female Swing for the 2021 Charlie Brown Christmas tour and NYC production! I enjoyed the fast-paced process learning to swing 5 female roles and even got to perform opening night as Sally Brown!

Reviews

Gail Choochan, Free Lance Star

“Dorothy, the bright-eyed young dreamer, is perfectly played by Rebecca Carroll, who was so delightful in last season’s “42nd Street.” Similar to Peggy Sawyer, a small-town girl in the big city, the role of Dorothy suits Carroll well as she believably conveys the character’s innocence, kindness and spunk.”

Gail Choochan, Free Lance Star

“Bursting into the theater world as the young starlet Peggy is Riverside newcomer Rebecca Carroll, who wonderfully conveys her character’s innocence and gumption. She’s a delight to watch as Peggy transforms from a fresh-faced small-town girl to one of Broadway’s sparkling new stars.”

Dr. Mark Dreisonstok, Maryland Theatre Guide

“Rebecca Carroll plays Peggy with spunk and brings out the inspiring innocence of the bright-eyed, aspiring performer. She is fabulous in her role—dancing, singing, and quite naturally exuding her perky belief that it is a girl’s dream to even be “a speck of dust” in a Broadway show that will entertain thousands of people.”