Becca Ayers is an actor/singer/writer who has performed in six Broadway shows (“Avenue Q”, “Les Miserables” - original first revival cast, “South Pacific” - original revival cast, “My Fair Lady”, “Addams Family”, and the all female/non-binary/trans revival of “1776”). They’ve performed in a handful of off-Broadway shows, and a multitude of regional theater productions. Originally from Columbia, MO, they received their BFA from Stephens [Women’s] College in the same town. This summer, Becca played Melpomene in “Xanadu”, Buelah in “Come From Away”,  Francis in “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” and Mrs. Worthington in the world premiere of the musical “Paperboy” during her third consecutive season at Weatherane Theatre in Whitefield, New Hampshire. They, also, got to hear and perform in their original play “Undressing” (written with  Stacey Wallace) for the North Country New Works Festival.  Stacey and Becca are currently in rewrites and will announce plans for the future of their original show sometime this year. 

     Becca is a singer/songwriter who plays guitar and ukulele and has several albums on most streaming platforms. In addition to their solo material, you can also search for “baby goes bang” (with former bandmate, Russ Rowland) and “The Perfectly Violent Dream” (a collaboration with Bradley Dean Whyte). They’ve taken extensive classes at Upright Citizens Brigade and The Groundlings in sketch writing, character creation, and improv. 

     Becca lives in NYC, and their sister, Heather, is also a Broadway performer. Becca is represented by Rachel Cohen McKenna of Evolve Talent Management.