Rebecca Street

Rebecca Street was born in Los Angeles but her family moved to Maryland when she was one year old. She and her four brothers went to Catholic Schools in Washington, DC. Before becoming an actor, she was a high school English teacher for 3 years. Rebecca began her acting career in Washington, D.C. and received her Equity card from the Arena Stage. Prior to moving to Manhattan, she lived in Los Angeles for twenty-four years where she raised her children and worked in TV and film. Though she has performed in many TV episodics, films, and commercials, she is best known for her two year portrayal of a woman with AIDS on "The Young & Restless" (1988-1990). She currently lives and works in NYC; NY credits include HBO's "Mildred Pierce," "House of Cards," and playing Mary Tyrone in "Long Day's Journey into Night" Off Broadway. In 2017, she was featured in Gore Verbinski's film, "A Cure for Wellness" which she travelled to Berlin to shoot. A social activist, Rebecca has directed eighteen plays