Rebecca Lynne

Rebecca is the founder of Dean Productions Theatre Company and the creator and host of Premiere the Play, the podcast. As a director, her work has been seen around the world, including New York, London, New Jersey, Washington DC, Bali, and California. Among her solo directing credits are "The Last Five Years," "Into the Woods," "Bare Cabin," "Love's Labour's Lost," "The Comedic Tragedy of Macbeth," "The 39 Steps," "Love's Labour's Lost," "In Lieu," "Sleeping Beauty Ballet," "The Lady of Shallot," and "The Mikado." Rebecca made her film directorial debut with "Binders" and "The Rise of Binders," the prequel mini-series, in 2020. She has had the honor to work along side Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall on the premier of "Calvin Berger" at the George Street Playhouse, Tony Award winner Maurice Hines and Charles Randolph-Wright on Duke Ellington's "Sophisticated Ladies" at the Arena Stage in DC, Tony nominee Marcia Milgrom-Dodge on "Guys and Dolls" at California Music Circus, Richard Stafford, Glen Casale, Leland Ball, and more. As a performer, her stage credits include, "Ragtime" (Mother), "The Boyfriend" (Nancy), "Working" (Millwork Singer), and "Lost in Small Places" (Eva). She has over ten years of experience running workshops and interactive theatrical events for children with cancer. She also works as an acting and voice coach, with degrees in Vocal Performance, Theatre Performance, and an MFA in Theatre Directing from East 15 Acting School, London. She is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, the Dramatist Guild, and the Writer's Guild of Great Britain.