Rebecca Jenkins is one of those rare multi-talented people who makes it all look effortless. As an actor, she embodies her character down to every last nuance. As a singer, her voice carries a warmth that feels both real and ethereal.

Jenkins burst onto the Canadian film scene with her charismatic acting and singing performance in Anne Wheeler's "Bye Bye Blues", for which she received a Best Actress Genie Award. Her feature films include "Interstate 60", "Bob Roberts", "Darrow", "South of Wawa", "Cowboys Don't Cry" and Daniel MacIvor adaptations; "Past Perfect" and "Marion Bridge.

On television, Jenkins is well known for her starring roles in CBC and Alliance's successful series "Black Harbour", and in Atlantis's "Destiny Ridge".  ​Please click here to read more.

LATEST NEWS & HAPPENINGS

Rebecca will appear in a new feature thriller titled "The Protector" -set to release in November, 2021. Rebecca plays a psychiatrist (Dr. Flora)

Rebecca just wrapped up a guest starring role as Phaedra Jacard, owner of a flourishing escort agency in two episodes of the new hit tv show  "Family Law" on Global.

Rebecca has recorded backup vocals for a new recording by DOA
Here is some information on this Internationally renowned punk band: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D.O.A._(band)#Second_reunion_and_recent_activity_(2014–present)
Rebecca has been recording backing vocals for Vancouver punk pop band "The Fray" - a popular pop-punk band in the late 1990's.  They have just re-formed under the new moniker, "The Aleatonics".

Audiobooks that have been narrated by Rebecca that you may want to check out:
Fiction - “FLUSH”- release date October 15, 2021
Non-Fiction - “RECLAIMING THE COMMONS FOR THE COMMON GOOD"
Non-Fiction - "CHILDHOOD UNDER SEIGE"
Non-Fiction - "THE CORPORATION"
Non-Fiction - "THE BUSINESS OF BABY"

QUOTES

by Sarah Polley - Stories We Tell
Well Rebecca Jenkins is probably my favorite actor in Canada and one of my favorite actors in the world and she was who we, in our pipe dream, wanted to cast. We didn’t think she’d do it though, because she does leading roles and the idea of doing this silent on camera role where you’re blending in and pretending to be someone else and you might not ever really get acknowledged seemed unlikely to us that she would do it and she did, which was great.
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The Province, B.C.
There's nothing like hearing her live on stage!
©  Rebecca Jenkins