The New School For Drama
Written by Maria Irene Fornes
A modern tragedy that debates our ability to escape the life that we were born into.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Asst. Director: Daniella Caggiano
Set Design: Amy Rubin
Costume Design: Ásta Bennie Hostetter
Lighting Design: Jimmy Lawlor
Sound Design: Or Zubalsky
Properties: Joshua Yocom
Cast: Jim Anderson, Patrick T. Horn, Amanda Cate Fullert
World Premiere
The New School For Drama
Written by Sylvia Khoury
When terrorists strike a five-star hotel, four American guests seek a way out. In this dark comedy, Luke and his friends struggle to understand their mortality as they move from room to room – and encounter stranger and stranger hotel characters.
This dark comedy that deals with one's ability not only to live with themselves but also to die with themselves.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Set Design: Meredith Ries
Costume Design: Hunter Kaczorowski
Lighting Design: Kate Ashton
Sound Design: Or Zubalsky
Properties: Joshua Yocom
Cast: Nick Chris, Paul Karle, Meghan VanArsdalen, Jennean Farmer, Angie Tennant, Simon Winheld, Liam Broadhurst, Zachary Kelly.
The Brick Theater
Original Adaptation for 5 actors
By exploring the space where politics meets theatre and the relationship between a performer and its audience, this production experiments with the power of manipulation.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Ensemble members Nick Chris, Wolf Clarke Roth, Ryan Feyk, Alexandra Gellner, Amanda Cate Fuller.
World Premiere
The New School For Drama
Written by Lorne Svarc
A new play following the story of a Hassidic woman who was refused divorce by her husband and the Rabbi she hired to set her free.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Asst. Director: Peter J. Kuo
Set Design: Mariana Sanchez
Costume Design: Rachel Dozier- Ezell
Lighting Design: Oliver Wason
Sound Design: Emily Auciello
Properties: Alberto Ruiz
Cast: Ilan Ben-Yehuda, Nick Chris, Wolf CR, Joseph Dunn, Alex Gellner, Ryan Natalino.
Adaptation by Claire Tyers and Noa Egozi
Directed by Noa Egozi and Performed by Claire Tyers.
“My tongue will tell the anger of my heart,
Or else my heart concealing it will break,
And rather than it shall, I will be free
Even to the uttermost, as I please, in words.”
The Taming of the Shrew (4.3)
Shrew is a one woman adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew that explores the complicated process of forming a female identity in today’s world. Being a woman, from the moment you are born the forces around you are on a mission to tame you, to teach you your place. This was true in Shakespeare’s time and unfortunately is still true today. In this adaptation a woman embodies these forces and she takes us, using Kate’s story, through the journey every woman goes through in her life.
The Bridge Theater, Second Circle Theater Company
Written by Peter Turrini
A Man and Woman's attempt to liberate themselves from the capitalistic system and expose their true selves in order to achieve intimacy.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Lighting Design by Sarah Abigail Hoke-Brady
Cast: Patrick T. Horn, Angie Tennant
World Premiere
HB Studios
Written by Peter Klein
Two men meet on a bench in Central Park. Together, watching birds, they learn the value of being present.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Cast: Howard Margulies, James Fordyce.
The Open Theatre
Written by Nissim Aloni
An exploration of our relationship with the ghosts of our past.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Set and Costume Design: Assia Weissberg
Lighting Design: Omer Ben Seadia
Original Music : Daphna Keenan
Cast: Noa Hofshteter, Guy German
World Premiere
The New School For Drama
Written by Sylvia Khoury
This new play explores America's engagement with human rights issues in Saudi Arabia through one American woman's growing relationship with an abused maid from Sri Lanka.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Lighting Design: Alejandro Fajardo
Properties: Joshua Yocom
Cast: Paul Karle, Meghan VanArsdalen, Angie Tennant.
World Premiere
The School of Performing Arts, Kibbuzim College
Written and Directed by Noa Egozi
A fantastical puppet show about a painful reality as told by a young girl, her puppet Mimi and her father's prosthesis hand Rophke'.
Cast: Moran Arg'ntro
Produced by The Vainglory Theatre Team
in Clybourne Park, Sharon Springs
Directed by Noa Egozi
Cast: Mario Haynes, Zoë Laiz, Misha Bouvion, Wolf CR, Ryan Feyk, Charles Pang, Travis Clark Morris.
The Gray Mallard Theater Co.
90 minutes Original Adaptation
This is a story about a system that allows certain men to gain power despite all warning signs and which is ultimately defeated by the unleashing of women’s voices and the revolution of the next generation.
In this production we explored in what way the cast’s personal experience in the world met the words in yet another way; together, we discovered what the story means for each of us, both separately and as a team.
We invited our audience to be curious about what the story means to them, how it reflects their world, and to examine their relationship to systems of power.
Directed by Noa Egozi
Ensemble members : Davis Brinker, Amanda Espinoza, Amanda Cate Fuller, Cathleen Fuller, Sarah Goldman, Buddy Haardt , Christopher Jenkins, Zoë Laiz, Grace Riley , Jak Watson
