New York, United States
Becky London has been seen on television in “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”, "Conviction," “Third Watch,” “Quantum Leap,” “The Equalizer,” “All My Children” and “Guiding Light.” Film work includes "United 93," "Never Forever," "El Camino," and Charles Busch's directorial debut “A Very Serious Person.” Becky has worked on Broadway in “Marlene,” at Lincoln Center in “Ubu,” in Wendy Wasserstein’s “Isn’t It Romantic” at the Lucille Lortel Theater, in “Othello” with Theater for a New Audience at CSC, in “Last of the Red Hot Lovers” in its Off-Broadway revival and in the long-running “Jewtopia.” As a member of Charles Busch’s Off-Broadway Theater-in-Limbo Company, she has appeared in “Vampire Lesbians of Sodom” (in New York and Tokyo), “Psycho Beach Party” and “Shanghai Moon”. Regional credits include the “The Real Thing” (The Old Globe), “Fires in the Mirror” (Trinity Rep), “Twelfth Night” (Walnut Street Theater), as well as appearances at Centerstage, San Jose Rep, Capital Rep, Portland Stage, Tennessee Rep, Caldwell Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse, the Wilma Theater and many others.

Becky was a founding member of UNYYC, the Unofficial New York Yale Cabaret, where she served on the Artistic Board. In UNYYC's first, award-winning season, Becky directed "Separating the Men from the Bulls" by Neal Lerner and Michael Heintzman, and was dramaturg for George Tynan-Crowley's "Most Happy." Becky adapted and starred in "Wendy's Words," a tribute to the late Wendy Wasserstein, to open UNYYC's second season. Becky was also a founding member of The Writers Lab and Singular Productions in Los Angeles.

Becky is a faculty member at the New York Conservatory for the Dramatic Arts at the School for Film and Television, and has been an adjunct professor at Hofstra University and visiting faculty at the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art(AMDA). She also teaches privately and does individual coaching. Becky lives in New York with her husband, Randy Martin, and her son Benjamin.

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