Rachel Roccoberton
12.21.2021
12.21.2021
Throughout her career, Rachel Roccoberton has danced many parts including administrative assistant at a burgeoning community arts center, ballet/jazz/modern teacher for children and adults in under-served communities, community theater choreographer and director, coordinator of children’s performing arts programs, puppet choreographer, show producer, program developer, technician, stage manager, fundraiser, volunteer fairy, and passionate performing arts advocate. Utilizing her experiences to produce events that draw people together, capture the imagination, and create empathy for shared experiences, her work elevates performers and stories that share our collective experiences. Rachel has previously worked at The Dance Complex and currently works as Performance Director at Lexington School of Ballet and Coordinator/Director for the Somerville Arts Council Summer Musical Program. Her favorite role by far is as Mom to her son. She is excited to join the Revels team!
rroccoberton@revels.org
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