Reneé Jane Rapp (born January 10, 2000) is an American actor, singer and songwriter. As an actor, Rapp is best known for the role of Regina George in Mean Girls, a Broadway musical adaptation of the 2004 film. Rapp would also reprise her role in Mean Girls (2024), a recursive film adaptation. In addition to her theatre roles, Rapp would star in the series The Sex Lives of College Girls for three seasons before leaving the series and acting to pursue a music career.
Rapp identified initially as being bisexual, later saying she is a lesbian.
Filmography
Film
- Mean Girls (2024) - Regina George
Television
- The Sex Lives of College Girls (2021-present) - Leighton Murray, main role (seasons 1-2), recurring role (season 3)
Theatre
- Spring Awakening (2018) - Wendla, Theatre Charlotte
- Mean Girls (2019-2020) - Regina George, Broadway replacement
- Sisgendered (2021) - producer/herself, Feinstein's/54 Below, one-night-only concert
Discography
Extended Plays
- Everything to Everyone (2022)
Studio Albums
- Snow Angel (2023)
Tropes in her music:
- Give Me a Sign: Throughout "Talk Too Much" the singer overanalyzing and looking for signs and minor reasons to end a relationship that isn't going well:"If I see a blue car today
We'll probably have to break up
So I close my eyes while I drive (Mm)
And if it rains, then it rains
And we'll be over by May
That's just the deal that I made (In my head)" - Location Song: "I Hate Boston", about how she can no longer think positively of the city as it reminds her of an ex. note "How'd you make me hate Boston?
It's not its fault that you don't love me..." - Repetitive Title: Track #3 on Snow Angel is called "Poison Poison". The first 'poison' is used as a verb, the second a noun, to describe how toxic the subject of the song is: "you could poison poison".
