Becca Beberaggi on Clubhouse

Bio

Becca Beberaggi is a Los Angeles based writer, visual artist, and singer (under her musical persona Roselina Albino) born and raised in New York City. She has studied at The Art Students League of New York, Stella Adler Studio of Acting, T. Schreiber Studio Of Acting, HB Studios, Upright Citizens Brigade, and The Labyrinth Theatre Company.

Previously serving as the comedy producer at Paste Magazine, Becca has also had some of her writing featured in magazines like Eloquent Mag, Paste, and oc87recoverydiariesshe commonly writing about comedy, diversity, and mental health. In addition, she has written, directed, produced, and starred in short films (B-SIDES, 2 Ushers Walk Into A Play) that are official selections of the New York Lift-Off Festival, IndieFest, the Latin Film Market, the Official Latino Short Film Festival and Third Eye Rebel Film Festival.

She has written three solo shows in two years: "I Laugh To Keep From Crying," (Time Out NY called it "Heartfelt and very funny, journey to self love."), "Gooey" and her most recent "Party Animal," which was selected to run in the Tank's 2019 LadyFest. She has also had staged readings of her two full-length plays, “A Jazz Singer,” and “Kids,” produced at The Tank Theater.

Check out her bi-weekly poetry newsletter “Dear Mind” 🙃

tinyletter.com/Beccathetinyhuman