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CONTACT

RACHEL BLAUSTEIN

The heart of the production.

"The three main sisters Tzeitel played by Rachel Kobernick, Hodel played by Rachel Blaustein and Chava played by Jennifer Zetlan provide the heart of this production. It is through their determination for a better life and a choice in life that the entire town and soon nation begin to fight for that choice. Kobernick, Blaustein and Zetlan’s rendition of "Matchmaker' is full of hope and promise for a different tomorrow."

THE LEAGUE OF CINCINNATI THEATRES

"Manich and Mirageas assembled a cast with opera-worthy voices, most of whom are successful at leaving the operatic vocal bombast behind and letting the simplicity of the composer Jerry Bock’s tunes guide the way. Finding that balance is difficult, but the singers playing Tevye and Golde’s three oldest daughters – Rachel Kobernick (Tzeitel), Rachel Blaustein (Hodel) and Jennifer Zetlan (Chava) – mastered it."

The Cincinnati Enquirer

Get in touch.

Rachel Blaustein is represented by Stratagem Artists Management. For all professional inquiries, please be in touch with her management team. For all personal inquiries, please contact her directly via the form below or follow her on social media.

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Justin Werner | Founder & President, Stratagem Artists Management

jwerner@stratagemartists.com

718-938-4132

Andrew Gilstrap | Associate Artist Manager

agilstrap@stratagemartists.com

615-973-4996

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FIERCE INTENSITY.

"But it is the un-dead that create the drama. The “Three weird Sisters,” attendants of Dionysus, were sung by apprentice artists Leah Brzyski, Rachel Blaustein and Megan Moore, who gave a class in ensemble singing such than no one could be judged individually. The trio span the full range of the female voice, with extreme highs and growling lows used strategically by Corigliano and sung with fierce intensity by the young artists."

SHARPS & FLATIRONS

The Lord of Cries, The Santa Fe Opera

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