Linda Glick, a sassy and seasoned redhead is a NYC born and bred actress and singer. She has worked across the boards in Theatre, Film and TV. Most recently, her credits include: The Blacklist (2013) with James Spader, The Incredible Jessica James (2017) (Netflix), W.E. (2011), directed by Madonna and Too Big to Fail (2011), as Nancy Pelosi (HBO).

Favorite lead theatre roles: Mrs. Brice in 2 Regional productions of Funny Girl, Rita Lyons in Nicky Silver's The Lyons (NYC) and Ida Montgomery in The Tycoons (NYC; Rave Theatre Festival)

Linda's career has deep roots in the world of iconic NYC Cabarets and Supper Clubs, ie.: The Copacabana, Reno Sweeney, Les Mouches as well as headlining in major rooms including Feinstein's 54Below,The Rainbow Grille and London's Crazy Coqs.

Her humor, poignancy and sophisticated wit made her an especial favorite with gay audiences at the Baths and Clubs. She opened for Peter Allen in D.C. and headlined at Washington's Gay Pride Day celebrations.

Her multi-faceted career has taken her around the wold with one-woman shows and concerts from Suriname, S.A. to Bangkok, Thailand.

As a former NYC Jr. H.S. teacher of French and Spanish, Glick always includes foreign language songs in her programs to the delight of her loyal audiences.

She continues to mentor and coach students and Corporate clients in Voice and Speaking Skills. Recently, Linda developed and copyrighted 'Optimize Your Voice', a complete course and Workbook focusing on Executive Presence.

Ms Glick was one of the first 50 women inducted into the NYC Friar's Club, formerly a bastion of testosterone.

She is a longtime Upper West Sider. She lives with her screenwriter husband, Len Francavilla and their scene-stealing 4 year old mini Bernedoodle, Izzy.