With the Bulandra crew, he was also cast as The Father in Liviu Ciulei's adaptation of Luigi Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search of an Author" (2005-2006 season). He was praised by critic Valentin Dumitrescu for a "remarkable performance covering the palette of the tragic-grotesque and de-canonized myth of an insurmountable condition". Rebengiuc starred in another of Pintilie's productions, "Tertium non datur" (based on a story by Vasile Voiculescu), playing The General. He collaborated with Kordonsky on three other stage productions: Nikolai Gogol's "Marriage", Ion Luca Caragiale's "Conu' Leonida faţă cu reacţiunea" (which was shown only once, during a UNESCO festivity in Buşteni) and Mikhail Bulgakov's "Heart of a Dog", where he was Preobrazhensky. The latter play was notably showcased at the József Katona Theater in Budapest, Hungary during autumn 2007. Rebengiuc also resumed his work in television productions, appearing in the short series "La Urgenţă" (aired by TVR 1 in 2006-2007), and in several episodes of Pro TV's "Cu un pas înainte". In 2007, entitled to an age pension provided he retires, the actor stated: "I am valid and I still act... When I shall no longer act, I will place myself at a street corner, perchance someone will recognize me and hand me a pretzel or something."