What's Coming Up for me next...

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...2012...




Pacific Repertory Theatre, Carmel

God of Carnage Poster





THE 39 STEPS (again!)

June 23 - July 15, 2012


and

at TheatreWorks in Aug/Sept 2012...


 TIME STANDS STILL 
by Donald Margulies
Directed by Leslie Martinson


“As Sarah, Rebecca Dines...is absolutely 
mesmerizing. She projects every emotional twitch, every shifting feeling, with understated grace and nails the humor when lesser actors might overplay those moments. When her psychic shield finally breaks down, it is a riveting moment..some of the best acting you're likely to see this season...”
 - San Jose Mercury
see; www.rebeccadines.com for more about Time Stands Still...

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