Linda B. Rubin Productions
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Linda B. Rubin

is a Broadway Producer and social activist.

Her love for theatre blossomed at NYU’s Gallatin School, where she studied acting under Larry Moss and the late Stella Adler. Linda’s storied acting career includes appearances in Joel Zwick’s Broadway production of Dance With Me and many off-off-Broadway productions. Upon moving to Los Angeles, Linda co-starred in The Magician of Lublin (starring Alan Arkin) and appeared in other movies. She was also a founding member of Los Angeles Theatre Unit (LATU) and appeared in several of their productions.

Linda began her career as a producer for Appian Way Productions. During her time there, she co-produced several professional productions, many of them West Coast premieres, earning five Los Angeles Drama Critics’ Circle Awards, ten LADCC nominations, two LA Weekly Awards, and 31 Drama-Logue Awards.

In 2018, her first year of co-producing on Broadway under Linda B Rubin Productions, LLC, Linda won a Tony Award for Angels in America. Since 2018 she has won a total of 8 Tony Awards, 2 Oliviers Awards, 2 Olivier Nominations and 6 Drama Desk awards.

She has served on the Geffen Playhouse’s Board of Directors for 15 years & is a current member of their Executive Board. For over 10 years, she served as co-chair of Backstage at the Geffen, securing funds for the theater’s Educational and Outreach Programs and honoring such landmark artists as Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dick Van Dyke, Elton John, Billy Crystal, and Mel Brooks. Last year, the program honored Oscar nominee Colman Domingo and the playwright Larissa FastHorse.

Aside from her passion for theatre, Linda is a strong advocate and Chairman of the Board of VIP-USC and a Board member of H.E.A.R.T, a support group of Violence Intervention Program-USC, the first Family Advocacy Center in the United States to protect and treat all victims of rape and violence, particularly children, those in foster care, women, and the elderly.

Linda is a founding member of The Everychild Foundation. She and her husband Tony have been longtime supporters of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in DC, sponsoring a speaker’s series in Los Angeles on the organization’s behalf. They are committed to many organizations - most of all, Friends of the Israel Defense Force, and the nonpartisan Washington Institute For Near East Policy.

Linda B. Rubin Productions, LLC is the formal amalgamation of her philanthropic and theatrical efforts.