5 Stars  “Rebecca Dines, in an achingly honest, memorable performance...Dines shines as a wounded Margaret—so much so that, in a moment when her character breaks down, the audience lets out a collective moan of painful recognition.”
- Sacramento News & Review  (Roberts)  [read the review]

            "Rebecca Dines gives an amazing performance as Margie, with a thick Southie accent...and a sense that life just keeps beating her down over and over again but she is determined to fight back. Dines’ performance is one of those that, years later, you will remember and say smugly that you were there to watch her...tightly directed, wickedly funny, painfully seriously, deeply moving and, ultimately, decidedly memorable.” 
- Davis Enterprise  (Sykes)  [read the review]

          “Ms. Dines, in particular, gives a remarkable performance. She is in every scene and fully embodies the woman whose instincts are to be a good person...a mind-bending, thought-provoking, highly entertaining evening of great theatre...”  - The Sacramento Gazette (Haig)

        “This excellent Capital Stage production features a fine performance by Rebecca Dines, who we used to see playing eloquent Shakespeare heroines. Now, Dines plays a struggling woman who never went to college...riotously funny...touching...” - Capital Public Radio (Hudson)