Current and former projects
selected works including theater, television, film and interactive work
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A short video reel with some great examples of the work I've been lucky to be a part of. Enjoy.
William Shakespeare's Macbeth
by candlelight
Directed by Sean Haggerty
Performed at Nimbus Arts Center, Jersey City
Macbeth comes to life in an intimate, haunting candlelit setting at the Nimbus Arts Center. Starring Jamie Ballard, acclaimed West End actor (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child), in his American stage debut as Macbeth, alongside Aria Shahghasemi (Legacies) as Macduff and Christianna Nelson as Lady Macbeth. Directed and adapted by Sean Hagerty, this limited engagement promises a chilling retelling of Shakespeare's timeless tale of ambition, madness, and betrayal.
The Eighth Day
Directed by Jonah Weinstein
THE EIGHTH DAY follows two gay Jewish husbands deciding whether or not they will circumcise their son on the day of the ritual while their parents and friends wait downstairs.
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We are not looking to shift anyone’s religious practice, but rather to honor the complexity at the heart of an ancient conversation that ties together themes of Jewish lineage, tribalism, identity, and modern parenting.
With this heartfelt comedic film, we are looking to create an accessible piece of art that acknowledges the growing conversation surrounding brit milah, particularly in non-traditional and queer families. What once was a whispered debate primarily taking place in “radical” spaces is now getting louder in the mainstream Jewish world and we want our film to reflect this change.
October 7
Unreported Story Society
This astonishing play takes you into the heart of the October 7th attacks against Israelis of all ages, ethnicities, and circumstances.
Stories of horror and heroics are presented verbatim, using only the words of those who experienced the attacks and dealt with the aftermath. Despite pain and loss, these are also stories of hope, resilience, and even humor.
Bear witness to the tragedy and heroism of those who endured October 7th. In their own words.
Never again is now
Prayer for the French Republic
Manhattan Theater Club
Written by Josh Harmon and directed by David Cromer, Prayer for the French Republic is a compelling family drama about five generations of French Jews coping with the harsh realities of anti-Semitism and asking "are we safe here". Click here for more information
WeCrashed
AppleTV
I was fortunate enough to hold a crew position on the upcoming Apple TV production of WeCrashed, working alongside the perpetually impressive Jared Leto. I was even luckier to score a recurring role in the series as Javi.
Three Pregnant Men
Directed by Bennet LT
A documentary crew follows the world’s three first pregnant men throughout the final term of their pregnancies as they try to keep their identities secret from the public & struggle against the corporation that impregnated them. A mockumentary-style comedy about gender, growth, privilege, and empathy.
Passage
Produced by Soho Rep
A fantasia on colonialism past and present by Obie Award-winner Christopher Chen, directed by Saheem Ali.
“exquisitely theatrical…guaranteed to raise your heart rate…as dangerous as it is fertile”
—Ben Brantley, The New York Times
“an extraordinary new play…unashamedly political yet deeply humane…dares to raise questions that make the audience profoundly uncomfortable, but simultaneously creates a welcoming space to which everyone is invited”
—Regina Robbins, Five Star Critics' Pick, Time Out New York
“tense, fascinating…a delicate walk through a field of landmines…balancing right on the edge of a really terrifying kind of despair…Chen wants our active participation, our willing personal soul-searching, no matter how tough things get…there’s real, raw panic in the air”
—Sara Holdren, New York Magazine
“brilliant direction..the cast is wildly talented…pristine in its execution”
“bristlingly contemporary…a lucid and intellectually nimble investigation into colonialism”
We Are the Apocalypse!
Directed by Charles William Lane
An "arts collective" turns to terrorism to enact a grand scheme of social justice, but their plans go awry when they realize they've been conned from within. With nothing to lose, they change tack and return to what they know best.
Suddenly, Banana
Directed by Debby Caplunik
When Oded, an Israeli immigrant in New York, gets frustrated with having to constantly defend his country in conversation an unexpected entity reveals itself to help Oded ask the right questions about what it means to be foreign, political and idealist in new surroundings.
This page (and this career) is ongoing.
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