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by Lisa Loomer (TheatreWorks) April 4 - 26, 2009 ...Loomer's fast, funny script t reats attention deficit disorder with enough humor, intelligence and ingenuity to keep the mind engag ed. Rebecca Dines' (Mama) smart, funny, magnetic and affecting performance, at the hea d of a first-rate ensemble, commands full focus....Mama is the play's battleground, and Dines draws us in with a portrait of a smart, witty, challenged and loving mother so attractive that we become invested in her dilemma... Meet stressed-out Mama (the sublime Rebecca Dines). She gave up her career to stay home and give her unadulterated attention to her son... www.theatreworkdinternetmagazine.com ......a tour de force acting job by TheatreWorks/Bay Area favorite Rebecca Dines, making it a must see show. Mama leaves no stone unturned to understand AD/HD starting with a Google internet search and seeking those who theoretically are “experts” in the field. What prevents the pl...
CURRENT & RECENT PROJECTS
Recently finished playing Mrs. Kendal in THE ELEPHANT MAN for TheatreWorks at their Mt. View venue (650 seat theatre). Lovely production and very well received. Here are some of the reviews received... ******************* A Rousing Revival, TheatreWorks' 'Elephant Man' borders on brilliant (Los Altos Town Crier) ...Dines is a vision of bustled and corseted, flowing-gowned loveliness in Cathleen Edwards' rich Victorian costumes. When she takes his hand, a slight involuntary gasp and just perceptible shiver send a shock of electricity through his body and the entire theater. It's in such scenes that Artistic Director Robert Kelley's revival of Bernard Pomerance's 1977 drama best captures its underlying themes... (SFGate) Now in a new run with TheatreWorks, the play is a fleshed-out and full-bodied re-imagining of this slice of history. It watchfully lingers over Merrick's mental anguish and his hopes for happiness, ......and his lust for the artless,...
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