Reel 2023
Clips from Bull, Younger, The Blacklist, and independent short Use Your Words.
1Password Commercial | 2022
Pearl appears in a commercial for 1Password opposite Ryan Reynolds.
Bull | CBS | 2021
Pearl plays Dr. Dettmer, a Forensic Medical Investigator, opposite Chris Jackson and Julie Dretzin.
CBS’s Bull Ep #604 “Uneasy Lies The Crown” written by Steven Paul Martine, directed by Dan Lerner.
Younger | TVLand | 2019
Pearl plays Cassandra Vincent, a snarky art critic, opposite Debi Mazar and Oded Fehr.
TVLand’s Younger Ep #609 “Millennial’s Next Top Model” written by Grant Sloss, directed by Jennifer Arnold.
The Blacklist | NBC | 2019
Pearl plays a computer tech working for a nefarious organization run by Katarina Rostova (Laila Robbins).
The Blacklist Episode 701 "Louis T. Steinhil (No. 27)" written by Jon Bokenkamp and John Eisendrath, directed by Bill Roe.
Succession | HBO | 2018
Pearl Rhein as "Waitress" appearing opposite Alan Ruck
HBO's Succession Ep #104: "Sad Sack Wasp Trap" written by Jesse Armstrong, Anna Jordan, Susan Soon He Stanton; directed by Adam Arkin.
Nothing About You Bothers Me Yet | 2019
Written by Jordan Feit, featuring Jordan Feit & Pearl Rhein.
Dixie Cups x Project Runway | 2017
The Great Video Repository
Good Morning America
The Today Show
The 71st Annual Tony Awards
A.R.T. Audience Testimonials
Adventures Off-Broadway and Beyond
In summer of 2016 Pearl was in Shakespeare in the Park's historic first all-female production: "The Taming of the Shrew" directed by Phyllida Lloyd! She played several small roles and also accordion, keyboard, and electric/acoustic guitars.
August 2015: Pearl joined musician-actors Eli Zoller and Max Grossman in Cass Morgan's original play with music, "The Road to Where" at The Weston Playhouse in VT. Pearl sang and played fiddle, tinwhistle and guitar; as well as a few small characters. Play the video to hear Cass and the cast performing the original song "Find the Way Back"!
In 2014, Pearl was honored to originate the lead role in the original Irish rock musical “Transport” by Thomas Keneally (author of Schindler’s List) and Larry Kirwan.