Bass/Schuler Entertainment

Rachel Feinstein grew up outside Washington DC, the daughter of a civil rights lawyer and a blues musician, giving her a keen eye for the absurd and unjust. She developed her hilarious, character-driven style by opening for her father’s blues band as a kid and doing impressions of various loud and jarring relatives. Rachel was a finalist on Season 7 of Last Comic Standing, she was featured on Russell Simmon's Presents Live at the El Ray, and she has had her own half hour special Comedy Central Presents Rachel Feinstein.

She has voiced various characters on Adult Swim's Venture Brothers, comedycentral.com’s Samurai Love God, and spike.com’s Battle Pope. She has also appeared on VH1’s Jewtastic and CNN’s Not Just Another Cable News Show. Rachel reviews hip hop as her Grandma "Ice Cold Rhoda: World's Oldest Hater" (using a Star of David rating system) on comedycentral.com and has been heard on Cipha Sounds & Rosenberg on New York’s Hot 97 FM. She is a supporting actress in the independent film Circus Maximus as well as in Peace After Marriage which won the Tribecca All Access Award. Rachel headlines comedy clubs and colleges across the country and she has performed Internationally at the Just For Laughs comedy festival in Montreal, the Glasgow Comedy Festival and the Amsterdam Comedy Festival.

Her first comedy album will be released soon on Comedy Central Records.

Latest praise for Rachel

I just want to say that I have never enjoyed myself more with an artist than I did last week with Rachel Feinstein. She was a pleasure to work with. Super, super funny. My students enjoyed it as well. She was great at working with the students and feeding off their energy. Students took pictures with her and felt like she was a celebrity. I will definitely have Rachel back again.

You’ve never steered me wrong, but this was by far the best decision I went with. Thank you so much for recommending her.

Anjelica Leonard
Student Development Coordinator
The Art Institute of Las Vegas
The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of Las Vegas

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