Raye Levine-Spielberg and JT Tsou have announced the launch of Left No Ring Productions, a U.S.-based independent production company. With a focus on stories that bridge divergent worlds, Left No Ring aims to champion projects in theater, as well as film and television, highlighting underdogs and marginalized communities. In 2025, Left No Ring is set to debut three projects, starting with serving as co-producers on the Broadway premiere of the Olivier Award-winning musical “Operation Mincemeat,” which opened on March 20.
“Raye and I first met through our mutual friend, Molly Conners [of Phiphen Studios], and it was an instant connection. There was an immediate level of comfort, familiarity and realness I felt with Raye,” said Tsou in a statement. “We found we have very similar goals in regards to the type of art we’re trying to make and champion, and similar values as to how that art should be made and achieved. It was an absolute no-brainer when we decided to start a production company together. Raye and I are scrappy, unapologetic and excited to take our place in the creative world we love so much.”
“JT is a force of nature and I couldn’t be more excited to team up with her on this and many more projects to come,” added Levine-Spielberg. “We complement each other’s skill sets and match each other’s energy and passion for exciting, provocative and layered stories — from the stage to the screen.”
Levine-Spielberg, also an actor, will continue performing in addition to her role as co-founder of Left No Ring Productions. Tsou is an award-winning theater and television writer, director and producer with credits spanning Chain Theatre, Netflix, PBS, Nickelodeon, Paramount, Peacock and Disney, and will continue creating with her writing partner Aria Bryan.
“Operation Mincemeat,” written and composed by the U.K. comedy group SpitLip, tells the true story of a covert operation that turned the tide of World War II. Robert Hastie directs the production, which is currently slated to run on Broadway at the Golden Theatre through Aug. 18.
