“An indispensable actor of exceptional power, nuance and range.”
~Brad Rosenstein, San Francisco Bay Guardian
Linda Jones is an NYC actor with a “cracked wit” and a passion for words and language. She works in new plays, old plays, film, tv, voice over and audiobooks, and has been known to don a cocktail dress, cradle a martini and belt out ballads in a cabaret act in venues around NYC. She lives in Brooklyn with writer John C. Foster, their dog Coraline, and an apartment filled-to-bursting, floor-to-ceiling, corner-to-absolute-corner with books.
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THE TROJAN WOMEN: A LOVE STORY
Linda Jones’ Andromache looks harrowed and haunted.
Joe Mader, San Francisco Examiner
…DOUBLE VISION
As Celia, Linda Jones gives a nuanced performance…
William S. Gooch, New York Cool
A-A-AMERICA!
A committed performance from Linda Jones, as the sinister, coil-voiced Grandmother.
Michael Scott Moore, San Francisco Weekly
THE TROJAN WOMEN: A LOVE STORY
Things start to cook…with Linda Jones’ excellent turn as an unhinged Andromache.
Brad Rosenstein, San Francisco Bay Guardian
THE REAL THING
The principle actors, Richard Seer as Henry and Linda Jones as Annie, could hardly be better.
Robert Lee Hall, Piedmont Post
A-A-AMERICA!
The cast is both funny and frightening, with special credit going to the ever-versatile Linda Jones.
Jean Schiffman, Backstage West
…DOUBLE VISION
The neighbor, played smartly by Linda Jones, is an appealing mix of control and nuttiness. She has a refreshing energy and brand of cheer.
Rob Lester, EDGE New York City
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
In her gender bending role, Jones acting is sharp and hilarious and is the highlight of the production.
Eric Miles Glover, New Theatre Corps
THE TROJAN WOMEN: A LOVE STORY
Linda Jones’ post-traumatic sex-and-etiquette-obsessed Andromache delivers some sharp moments…
Rob Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER
…And then there’s Jones’ deft turn as Maggie, the secretary who falls in love with the local newspaperman and aspiring playwright. …When she gets caught scheming to chase a rival out of town, Jones goes so still and small she almost vanishes into the wallpaper. It’s an inspired and touching comic moment.
Steven Winn, San Francisco Chronicle
THE REAL THING
Seer and Jones are absolutely magical together, and when they get rolling in a scene, sparks fly.
Pat Craig, Contra Costa Times
…DOUBLE VISION
Linda Jones gives the whimsical Celia great depth…
Victor Gluck, Theatre Scene
TOP GIRLS
Linda Jones, as Marlene, emerges as the company’s major player, an indispensable actor of exceptional power, nuance and range.
Brad Rosenstein, San Francisco Bay Guardian
THE MARRIAGE OF BETTE & BOO
Only Linda Jones, as Bette’s hypersensitive sister Emily, provides the degree of character development this play demands. …Because she makes this crucial character increasingly real, Emily’s final benediction does provide the family with its first genuine sense of peace.
Diana Spinrad, Chicago Reader
A-A-AMERICA!
Jones is downright chilling as ‘the devil out the smokey pit.’
Chad Jones, Oakland Tribune
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Ms. Jones makes for a fierce Lysander.
Hannah Snyder-Beck, OnOffOff
MRS. CALIFORNIA
The standout performance is Linda Jones as Mrs. San Bernardino. She is mesmerizing to watch.
Patti Roberts, Sacramento News & Review
MRS. CALIFORNIA
Linda Jones as Mrs. San Bernardino is completely focused and faultless. Without uttering a word, Jones can induce laughter…she is hilarious.
Diane Bartlett, Sacramento Press-Tribune
