Rebecca d’Lacey is an English singer and theatre actress from Molesey, Surrey.

She trained in Musical Theatre at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and graduated in 2019 with with a First Class BA Honours Degree. 

 

As a child she had small roles in children's TV programmes, however in 2006, she had a bigger role as Agent 77 in the Christmas Special for beloved children's TV show, Numberjacks.

She was also the singing voice for Sylvia Love Johnson's short film She Moon Love Spell.

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She had her professional stage debut in 2018, sharing the Royal Festival Hall stage with Broadway and Global Opera star Paolo Szot; as well as world renowned conductor Marin Alsop in the anniversary production of Bernstein’s Mass, directed by Jude Kelly CBE. In the same year she performed a one night only cabaret at The Pheonix Artist Club hosted by The Stephen Sondheim Society, wherein which she celebrated the works of both Sondheim and contemporary musical theatre writers.

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She appeared in the promotional advert for Channel 4’s The Great British Bake Off, having a bright yellow custard pie thrown at her face and singing on the track. Following this she toured the UK with Dear Zoo Live, the theatre adaptation of the famous children’s book by Rod Campbell. During the Christmas season of 2019 she played the role of Sarah in the UK tour of Dear Santa, based on the children’s book by the same author of Dear Zoo.

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In 2020, Rebecca was lucky enough to revive her role of Sarah in Dear Santa, this time in a production staged at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, which played throughout the Christmas season.

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In 2021/22 she revived her role in Dear Zoo which toured both the Uk and the Middle East.

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At the end of 2022 she made her professional pantomime debut, playing the starring role of Belle in Little wolf's production of Beauty and the Beast at The Core Theatre, Solihull.

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In 2023 Rebecca took to the sea, cruising Europe onboard Cunard's Luxury Six Star Liner, The Queen Victoria. Onboard, she starred as Madge in Irving Berlin's Olivier Award winning musical Top Hat.

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Most recently, she performed with comedian Alex Horne's comedy band, The Horne Section, for a special warmup gig prior to their 2024 UK Tour.