Rachel Barbra Berry

Rachel Barbra Berry Hello to all my fellow bloggers. If you aren't sure of my name, I am the one and only Rachel Barbra Berry. It that's ringing a bell, it's because I recently played Fanny Brice in the Broadway musical Funny Girl in NYC, and across the US. Broadway is amazing, but with that being said, my stint of playing Fanny Brice has ended (for now) as I will be playing Rachel, myself, in a new television pilot.

[asktheberryingenue]

+ Sam

[ask-troutymouthevans]

I get that, I think you’re going to kick butt Rachel.  Congratulations.  I’m gonna miss you all though.  It’s going to be weird us all being in different places again.  

[asktheberryingenue]

Thank you, Sam! I think this is going to turn out to be a great opportunity, so hopefully the pilot will turn out as great as the script did. It is, but that's life. Everyone's moving on and going in their own direction and following what they want to do.

[asktheberryingenue]

+ Sam

[ask-troutymouthevans]

I’m pretty good.  Did you hear anything from the network yet?  Did you decide what you’re going to do?

[asktheberryingenue]

The network loved the script and they want to make it into a pilot! I'm finishing up the final shows of Funny Girl, and then I'll be packing my bags and making my way to Los Angeles. I'm a bit nervous, but more excited than anything. It's a big opportunity, and I couldn't pass it up. Especially not when it was written for me.

[asktheberryingenue]

TEXT MESSAGE ✉ QUINN ⇄ RACHEL

Quinn: You're moving to LA?

Rachel: I see you've heard of my most recent achievements and news. Yes, Quinn, I'm moving to LA once I finish the planned shows of Funny Girl. I had a wonderful writer for FOX sketch out the plan of a pilot around my life, and after a few needed revisions, it was amazing. This is an amazing opportunity for me. And not only that, but it could help my success move up and get my name out there.

[asktheberryingenue]

+ Sam

ask-troutymouthevans said: Hey Broadway lady!

Hello, Mr. Evans! It's great to see you on here as well. How are you?

[asktheberryingenue]

Hello to the internet blogosphere!

[shiroatlas]

Yes, fanmail here. You’re amazing, Ms. Berry. I’ve seen your show and I wish you the best of luck in LA. 

[asktheberryingenue]

Blaine Anderson! It's lovely to speak to you on this little piece of the internet. How are you doing on this lovely day?

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TEXT MESSAGE ✉ QUINN ⇄ RACHEL

Quinn: We need to talk.

Rachel: Quinn, it's great to hear from you. I have to say, though, this doesn't sound like it's under a great circumstance. Regardless, it is nice to speak. What's going on?

[asktheberryingenue]

Hello to the internet blogosphere!

It seems I have forgotten to take the opportunity to post a grand entrance here, so I'd like to welcome everyone to my blog! If you don't keep up with Broadway and you aren't sure who I am, my name is Rachel Barbra Berry. I recently took a stint playing Fanny Brice in the famous Broadway musical Funny Girl. I was recently cast in a television pilot based around my life, so I'll be taking on the streets of LA very soon! If you have any questions or just a simple piece of fan-mail you'd like to send me, don't hesitate to send that in right away. I love hearing from my fans.

[asktheberryingenue]

Why did you date Sam?

Well, I wasn’t aware that I ever dated Sam but thank you for pointing that out, anonymous. This is a new fact come to light. We never even had a quick fling. I helped him prepare and complete a photo shoot while he and Blaine were in New York during their senior year, but we never dated. We’re just good friends.

[asktheberryingenue]

Don't you think it's a little immature and insensitive of you to turn your nose up at broadway?

Of course not! You’re calling me immature and yet you’re dropping into my inbox with a message like this? Regardless, no, I do not. Yes, Broadway was amazing, but going through a few months of the show changes your perspective, and you wouldn’t know this unless you went through a Broadway show. This television show is an amazing opportunity for me, and it could be the big break. Yes, people knew me from Broadway, but this a television show shot in Los Angeles. I can’t just pass up this opportunity.