Four decades of entertainment.
De Levita’s career in entertainment started early. After working as a DJ and concert promoter, he spent two decades alongside TV and theatre mogul Joop van den Ende — until he moved to New York, where from 1993 he led Endemol Theater Productions and became a partner at the legendary Dodger Theatricals, producing across Broadway and the West End. Three of those productions won the Tony Award: Titanic (Best Musical, 1997), 42nd Street and Into the Woods (Best Revival, 2001 & 2002). The Who’s Tommy earned him a Laurence Olivier Award in London.
As a board member of Stage Entertainment, he helped bring the world’s biggest musicals — The Lion King, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Cats, Mamma Mia! — to audiences across Europe in seven countries.
In 2005 he founded Robin de Levita Productions and co-founded Imagine Nation, turning to invention. In 2010 Robin produced Soldier of Orange, which became the most successful musical in the history of the EU. For the production he created the unique SceneAround. He went on to produce Anne, the first authorized Anne Frank stage play, and completed works including the musical SKY and the award-winning feature film Lost Cos, as writer-director.
