Dale Robinette, a multifaceted and dynamic individual, boasts an impressive array of skills and talents that have been honed through his unique life experiences. Born in the vibrant city of Omaha, Nebraska, to a single mother who later found a loving and supportive adoptive family with the Robinettes, Dale's early life was marked by a sense of resilience and adaptability.
As he grew up in Ottumwa, Iowa, Dale developed a strong foundation of values and a sense of community, which would serve him well as he navigated the challenges of adolescence. His family's eventual move to Colorado, where he attended Englewood High School, provided Dale with a fresh start and a new environment in which to explore his interests and passions.
Dale's academic endeavors led him to the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he embarked on a dual academic path, simultaneously pursuing majors in two distinct yet fascinating fields - the American Civil War, a pivotal period in American history, and the Dramatic Arts, a discipline that would soon become the focal point of his professional aspirations.
As his academic journey progressed, Dale's passion for the theatre continued to intensify, ultimately guiding him to the vibrant city of New York, where he had the privilege of studying under the tutelage of the highly respected and acclaimed Sanford Meisner at the esteemed Neighborhood Playhouse, an institution renowned for its rigorous and comprehensive training programs in the art of acting.
Dale's illustrious acting career has been marked by numerous notable performances, with a highlight being his captivating portrayal of the title role in the esteemed American Place Theatre's production of "The Kid".
He has also had the privilege of taking on the iconic character of Hal in the revival of William Inge's poignant drama "Picnic", a role that has left a lasting impression on audiences.
Furthermore, Dale has had the opportunity to bring to life the complex and troubled character of Chance Wayne in Tennessee Williams' classic play "Sweet Bird of Youth" at the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, a testament to his remarkable range and versatility as an actor.
In addition to his impressive stage work, Dale has also had the privilege of collaborating with some of the most renowned and respected figures in the fashion and entertainment industries, including the legendary photographer Richard Avedon, the iconic Penn, the accomplished director Maureen Lambre', and the talented Steve Horn.
Notably, Dale's professional endeavors extend far beyond his impressive acting career, as he was concurrently under contract with NBC and CBS to feature in their popular daytime soap operas, "The Doctors" and "Search for Tomorrow".
Dale's personal life has been graced with the loving presence of a diminutive yet endearing kitten, a Pekingese puppy, and a feline companion, all of whom have brought immense joy and companionship to his daily existence.
