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Rebecca Mozo. Actress: 9-1-1. Rebecca is half Brazilian and has dual citizenship to Brazil and America. Rebecca speaks Portuguese, sings and plays the ukulele. She has been involved in several world premiers of plays by playwrights such as Rachel Bonds, Lauren Gunderson, Bekah Brunstetter, Sarah Treem, Beau Willimon and more.
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Rebecca Mozo. Actress: 9-1-1. Rebecca is half Brazilian and has dual citizenship to Brazil and America. Rebecca speaks Portuguese, sings and plays the ukulele. She has been involved in several world premiers of plays by playwrights such as Rachel Bonds, Lauren Gunderson, Bekah Brunstetter, Sarah Treem, Beau Willimon and more. She has performed in regional theaters such as Pasadena Playhouse ...
Interview with Rebecca Mozo. Rebecca Mozo returns to Beacon Hill Season Two in her role as Laura Parker. Laura is Katherine’s best friend and sometimes love interest. Tell us about your character in season two. Laura is much more involved politically than you might have thought from season one… so that complicates things further with Katherine.
Latest News on Rebecca Mozo: Photos: First Look At BECOMING A MAN At American Repertory Theater (Feb 20, 2024) Kaley Cuoco, Tom Pelphrey, and More Will Lead LOVE KILLS to Benefit IATSE (Oct 11, 2023)
Sep 7, 2021 · As played by Rebecca Mozo in director Jillian Armenante’s riveting, imaginative production for Oldcastle Theatre Company, the governess defines innocence, hope, optimism, faith. “I am a romantic at heart,” the 20-year-old daughter of a poor country parson tells the uncle, who has been left guardian of his niece and nephew since the deaths ...
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