Broadway Producer Paul Libin Dies at 94

Paul Libin, a legendary Broadway producer and theater leader, died at age 94 after a brief illness. Over nearly seven decades, Libin produced more than 250 Broadway, Off-Broadway, and touring productions and led Circle in the Square Theatre for 62 years, initially partnering with founder Theodore Mann. He also served as Executive Vice President and Producing Director of Jujamcyn Theaters for 28 years, where he helped bring groundbreaking works like Angels in America and The Producers to Broadway. Additionally, Libin was a pioneering philanthropist, presiding as President of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS for 24 years, significantly expanding its philanthropic impact. His early career included acting, stage managing, and assisting scenic designer Jo Mielziner, and he began producing with a revival of The Crucible in 1958. Libin was widely respected for his dedication, leadership, and profound contributions to American theater and its community.