Rebecca Regan is a versatile soprano with diverse interests, comfortable with repertoire ranging from baroque to contemporary. She is a passionate interpreter of new music who seeks to express wide-ranging voices onstage. She has appeared on stages at the New York Opera Forum, the Peabody Institute, Miami Music Festival, Chicago Summer Opera, and Swarthmore College.

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Rebecca is also a dedicated ensemble singer, having sung with the Swarthmore College Garnet Singers, the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus, and the NEXT Ensemble at the Peabody Institute.​ She is currently soprano section leader at St. James the Less Episcopal Church in Scarsdale, NY.

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In addition to her work as a singer, Rebecca is a playwright, crafting speculative and thought-provoking dramatic works. She debuted as a librettist in 2024 with the concert performance of Apple of My Eye, with music by Lili Tobias, at Hunter College. Her one-act plays appeared in collaborations with the Swarthmore College Drama Board, and her play A Few Quick Samples was accepted in Road Less Traveled Production’s local playwright festival in Buffalo, NY.

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Rebecca was the winner of the 2019 Concerto Competition at Swarthmore College for her performance of the aria “Je dis que rien ne m’épouvante.” She studied at the Peabody Institute in the studio of Tony Arnold, and is now based in New York City.