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Loeb & Loeb is pleased to share that Carol Kaplan, co-chair of the firm’s Theater & Live Entertainment practice, has been honored in Variety’s 2025 “New York Women’s Impact Report.” This annual award recognizes New York-based women shaping the future of the entertainment industry by overcoming its toughest challenges.
In an accompanying profile, Carol is lauded as a “top legal eagle.” Some of her recent representations include representing Netflix in its live stage projects such as Stranger Things: The First Shadow and Patriots and serving as production counsel for George Clooney’s Broadway play Good Night, and Good Luck.
Drawing on her past career in live theater, Carol has a deep understanding of the industry from both the artistic and legal angles. “Some clients who are new into producing find it very helpful because I can explain to them about the creative process, how it unfolds and the kind of bumps that you can encounter along the road,” she told the publication.
To read the full report, please visit Variety’s website.
In an accompanying profile, Carol is lauded as a “top legal eagle.” Some of her recent representations include representing Netflix in its live stage projects such as Stranger Things: The First Shadow and Patriots and serving as production counsel for George Clooney’s Broadway play Good Night, and Good Luck.
Drawing on her past career in live theater, Carol has a deep understanding of the industry from both the artistic and legal angles. “Some clients who are new into producing find it very helpful because I can explain to them about the creative process, how it unfolds and the kind of bumps that you can encounter along the road,” she told the publication.
To read the full report, please visit Variety’s website.
