This month, we say Hello to Rebecca!

Where do you work and what do you do?
I am mainly based in the Woking office, and I am the Group IT Coordinator for Trafalgar Entertainment.

Describe yourself in 3 words!
Passionate, Resourceful, and Helpful.

Favourite stage production and why?
This is a very hard question! But if I have to choose I would probably say Hamilton with Wicked being a very close second. My boyfriend took me to see Hamilton as a graduation present and I have listened to the soundtrack non-stop since I saw it! If you ever take a long car journey with me we will be performing Hamilton!

Favourite album?
At the moment I have two wildly different favourites! 1. Stick Season by Noah Kahan, for the more chilled vibes. 2. The Most Magical Album on Earth by Payton Parrish, for the inner Disney kid mixed with rock music.

Best ever gig?
Taylor Swift Eras Tour Night 5 in Wembley. Best night of my entire life!

Top 3 films of all time?
Free Guy, Encanto and Peter Pan (the 2003 version).

What’s your go to TV binge boxset?
How I Met Your Mother. Best show ever.

Any holiday plans this year?
Fuerteventura! Really looking forward to relaxing by the beach with a cocktail in one hand and a book in the other or going on the boat trip to see dolphins and whales!

Your Greatest sporting achievement?
I hiked a mountain in Switzerland as a teenager and we are hoping to hike a volcano in South America next year so watch this space!

What’s your cooking masterpiece?
If you are ever in the Woking office you know I love to bake cakes and cookies and if it’s your birthday I will bake your favourite! With Red Velvet chocolate chip cookies being a firm favourite in the office! I also came second in the Woking Bake Off last year but I am aiming for first this year!! But if it’s cooking instead of baking, I do make a mean roast dinner with all the trimmings, or most Sundays in our house we do a big cooked breakfast including pancakes, eggs, bacon and frijoles!

Who is your hero and why?
Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreations. I know she’s not a real person but just a character in a show. However, she taught us how to be an amazing friend, that women can do anything, and that breakfast food is the most important thing. For years I actually had a sticker on my laptop that said ‘Be the Leslie Knope of everything you do’ which reminded me to do everything to the best of my ability whilst also having fun.