Becca Stewart

Becca Stewart is a Native North American, currently based in Paris, Canada who has worked extensively over two decades, and now works in every form of VO from their home studio.

Becca has created voices for numerous high profile projects including the first ever voice of Marvel's character Gwenpool, in ‘Lego Marvel Super Heroes’, voicing America Jara for the acclaimed ‘Judge Dredd’ series opposite Joseph Fiennes (Penguin Random House) and bringing to life, Pandoria, in the award winning ‘Xenoblade Chronicles II’.

Known for her nuanced and dynamic performances, Becca has worked on a number of animations and video games: Felmina in 'Another Eden’, many characters on ‘Corneil And Bernie,’ Mowgli in ‘The Jungle Book’ and Amanda in ‘Dead Island 2’. Becca is also experienced in commercial and corporate voice work, as well as an audiobook narrator, including Will.i.am's ‘Wizards & Robots’ (Penguin Books/Harper Collins). She also has vast experience with dubbing, ADR and ELT.

Their alter-ego Rubyyy Jones is an international Queer Cabaret Superstar! A Big Fat Fabulous Canadian! And an award winning performance artist with a penchant for provocation, sparkles and being punk in the wittiest of ways!

Originally from Paris, Canada, Rubyyy Jones has dominated the UK cabaret scene for over a decade, as a lauded solo artist, infamous Emcee, notorious producer and marvellous mentor to many drag, burlesque and performance artists. Known as the 'Queen of Queerlesque', Rubyyy Jones helped to pioneer the Queerlesque genre and was profiled in the Sunday Times Magazine for their work as an innovator in the neo Burlesque and Queer performance movement.

A performer who can act, Rubyyy Jones has starred in shows at the Royal Court Theatre (Hole) Barbican Theatre (Taylor Mac) Long Live King James (Hampton Court Palace) Trafalgar Studios, Royal Festival Hall, National Theatre and Soho Theatre, while also having their own show 'The Save Rubyyy Jones Revue' and 'Rubyyy Jones Learns 'in residence at London's top nightlife venues: Madame Jojo's, Royal Vauxhall Tavern, The World's End and Hackney Picturehouse.

Inducted into the Las Vegas Burlesque Hall of Fame in 2017, Rubyyy Jones has headlined every excellent Burlesque festival in the UK and across Europe: Stockholm, Oslo, Berlin, Vienna, Belfast, while also hosting and popping up on Pride stages across the continent: London, Brussels, Rotterdam, Bristol and more. Rubyyy Jones continues their work as a performance artist and arty activist with a focus on developing the arts and culture of rural Canadian communities and agitating to affect change - Rubyyy was named an Ontario Community Changemaker in 2025 and has won several national arts and culture awards since returning to Canada in 2021. You're Welcome!