Rebecca Lowman
- Actress
- Writer
Rebecca Lowman is an American actress, writer, and audio-book narrator who has established herself as a versatile performer across television, film, and audio media. Originally from Springfield, Illinois, Lowman pursued formal training in the performing arts, earning her Master of Fine Arts degree from Columbia University. Her educational foundation provided the technical skills and artistic depth that would later define her multifaceted career in entertainment.
Lowman's television career encompasses numerous guest appearances across acclaimed series spanning multiple decades. Her film work includes a leading role in "Eve of Understanding," a performance that earned her the Best Actress award at the 2006 Boston Film Festival, establishing her credentials in independent cinema. Additionally, she has contributed to theatrical productions, including playing Franca in "iWitness," a play by Joshua Sobol adapted by Barry Edelstein at the Mark Taper Forum.
Beyond acting, Lowman has achieved significant recognition as an audio-book narrator, earning eight AudioFile Earphones Awards for her voice work. Her narration portfolio includes collaborations with major publishers and a particular association with author Rainbow Rowell, for whom she serves as a frequent narrator. Her unique ability to bring to life both teen and adult voices has made her a sought-after narrator in the audio-book industry. She has won eight AudioFile Earphones Awards for her distinctive vocal interpretations and character work. Her approach to narration emphasizes emotional connection and character understanding, seeking to capture the essential perspective from which each story is written. This dual career in acting and narration demonstrates her comprehensive understanding of storytelling across different media formats, establishing her as a respected figure in both visual and audio entertainment industries.
Lowman's television career encompasses numerous guest appearances across acclaimed series spanning multiple decades. Her film work includes a leading role in "Eve of Understanding," a performance that earned her the Best Actress award at the 2006 Boston Film Festival, establishing her credentials in independent cinema. Additionally, she has contributed to theatrical productions, including playing Franca in "iWitness," a play by Joshua Sobol adapted by Barry Edelstein at the Mark Taper Forum.
Beyond acting, Lowman has achieved significant recognition as an audio-book narrator, earning eight AudioFile Earphones Awards for her voice work. Her narration portfolio includes collaborations with major publishers and a particular association with author Rainbow Rowell, for whom she serves as a frequent narrator. Her unique ability to bring to life both teen and adult voices has made her a sought-after narrator in the audio-book industry. She has won eight AudioFile Earphones Awards for her distinctive vocal interpretations and character work. Her approach to narration emphasizes emotional connection and character understanding, seeking to capture the essential perspective from which each story is written. This dual career in acting and narration demonstrates her comprehensive understanding of storytelling across different media formats, establishing her as a respected figure in both visual and audio entertainment industries.
