Mylène Dinh-Robic

Mylene Dinh-Robic grew up in Montreal and began her career on stage with the independent Queen Mary Theatre, namely in their productions of Pygmalion, Lady Windemere's Fan, and Noises Off. While in Vancouver, she performed in The Beaumont Studio's One Act Play Festival in Different and more recently produced and starred in a production of author Alan's Bowne controversial Beirut.
Dinh-Robic's screen debut was a guest starring role in an episode of DaVinci's Inquest in 2003. Other credits now include Smallville, Battlestar Galactica, Stargate Atlantis and The 4400. She was a series regular on DaVinci's City Hall, starring opposite 'Nicholas Campbell' as city handler Rita Mah and reprised the role in the CBC movie The Quality of Life. She now portrays Dr. Olivia Fawcett on the upcoming CTV/NBC/FOX International drama The Listener.
She was directed by Ross Weber in the Vancouver feature film Mount Pleasant and by Spencer Maybee in the indie short L'oiseau Mort.
Dinh-Robic graduated with Distinction from Concordia University's Communications Studies program, studied acting with Gilles Plouffe at Montreal's John Strasberg Ateliers and furthered her technique with Nancy Sivak at Vancouver's Lyric School of Acting. She continues to hone her craft at Benjamin Ratner's Studio and Warren Robertson's Workshop.