Rae Cofsky

Actor, Singer, Voice Artist, Choreographer, Dancer, Dramaturge, Acting Teacher, Casting Assistant and House Manager

San Francisco, California

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October 2020

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About Rae

Being a big sister is my superpower, and has shaped me in every role I’ve played in my life; leader, follower, teacher, student, the list goes on. On stage I’ve played the roles of presidents, strippers, the girl next door, and even a little stone. In my real life, I’ve been a choreographer, teacher, confidant, sister, lover. I’ve become a chameleon to whatever environment I’m in and what it’s needs are, starting with my small humble hometown of Charlton, Massachusetts. Play some upbeat country music under string lights on a Friday night and I’ll lead the line dancing, or catch me con mis amigos y compañeros de trabajo cuando me están enseñando español. Truly I’ve learned to transform into whoever I want to be, and love discovering the new characteristics I can take on.
Now I take that superpower with me everywhere I go. Working on set, I find a way to connect to each and every person around me so I know where I stand as the actor, and who I am as a character inside and out. Working in Higher Education, I’ve learned to empathize with students and their struggles during some of the most transformative years of their life. As an artist I’m constantly trying to learn about the world around me, and the people in it. As a big sister, I learned that until you open up and expose your heart to someone else, you’ll never get that courtesy in return, thus you’ll never truly know them. My vulnerability, my superpower, my genuine love and passion for the world around me is how I step into my art, each and every time.

Gender:
Female

Height:
5' 2"

Body type:
Average

Hair:
Medium

Hair color:
Blonde

Eyes:
Blue

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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Awards

Nomination, Best Actress in a Graduate Drama, Nxt Up Fest, AAU
(2019)
Presidents Award for Excellence in Leadership, WSU
(2017)
Sankofa Scholar, commitment to Social Justice, WSU
(2017)
Nomination, Irene Ryan Award for Acting, KCACTF, Roxie Hart
(2016)
Nomination, Maltby Award for Musical Theatre, Kennedy Center ACTF
(2016)
Nomination, Irene Ryan Award for Acting, Kennedy Center Acting College Theatre Festival, Little Red
(2014)