Sybil Lines, also known as Marion Lines, is a distinguished actress whose career spans stage and screen. She honed her craft at London’s Central School of Speech and Drama and later became a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company for two years, where she worked alongside luminaries such as Dame Judi Dench and the esteemed director John Barton.
Her Broadway achievements include notable performances in productions like "Bedroom Farce," featuring John Lithgow, "Waiting in the Wings" alongside Lauren Bacall, and "Lettice & Lovage" with Dame Maggie Smith. Lines has also made a significant impact Off-Broadway, with credits at renowned venues including the Manhattan Theatre Club, Roundabout Theatre, Pearl Theatre, and La Mama.
In the United States, Lines has showcased her talent in numerous theatres, taking on major roles at prestigious locations such as the Pasadena Playhouse, Princeton, Goodman Theatre in Chicago, South Coast Repertory, Seattle's ART, and Michael Kahn's Shakespeare Theatre in Washington D.C.
On screen, she has appeared in various BBC productions, portrayed Madge in "Murder, She Wrote," and played Caroline Cromwell in "Mickey Blue Eyes." Additionally, she is well-remembered for her recurring role as the antagonist Libby Webster in the soap opera "Edge of Night." During the summer months, Sybil Lines shares her extensive knowledge and experience by teaching at Circle in the Square Theatre School.
Her Broadway achievements include notable performances in productions like "Bedroom Farce," featuring John Lithgow, "Waiting in the Wings" alongside Lauren Bacall, and "Lettice & Lovage" with Dame Maggie Smith. Lines has also made a significant impact Off-Broadway, with credits at renowned venues including the Manhattan Theatre Club, Roundabout Theatre, Pearl Theatre, and La Mama.
In the United States, Lines has showcased her talent in numerous theatres, taking on major roles at prestigious locations such as the Pasadena Playhouse, Princeton, Goodman Theatre in Chicago, South Coast Repertory, Seattle's ART, and Michael Kahn's Shakespeare Theatre in Washington D.C.
On screen, she has appeared in various BBC productions, portrayed Madge in "Murder, She Wrote," and played Caroline Cromwell in "Mickey Blue Eyes." Additionally, she is well-remembered for her recurring role as the antagonist Libby Webster in the soap opera "Edge of Night." During the summer months, Sybil Lines shares her extensive knowledge and experience by teaching at Circle in the Square Theatre School.
