John Rubinstein is a true triple threat in the entertainment world, excelling as an actor, composer, and director. Born into a family steeped in music, with his father being the legendary pianist Arthur Rubinstein, John initially pursued music studies but soon found his passion for theater.
On the stage and screen: Rubinstein's Broadway debut came in the iconic musical Pippin, where he originated the title role and received a Tony Award nomination. He went on to win the Tony Award for his portrayal of James Leeds in Children of a Lesser God. Other notable stage appearances include The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial and the 2013 revival of Pippin. Beyond theater, Rubinstein has graced the screens in both film and television, including roles in Angélica and the series ER.
Beyond acting: Rubinstein's artistic talents extend to composing music for film and television, notably for projects like Jeremiah Johnson and the series China Beach. He has also directed numerous stage productions, showcasing his diverse skillset and ongoing contribution to the performing arts.