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Directing 

As a director, Noah aims to challenge audiences on an intellectual and emotional level through impactful and intimate stories. 

As Time Goes By

by Danny Brown 

After their Grindr hook-up is snowed in, Adam and David are forced to do the unimaginable: learn each other's names. Trapped in a post-coital snow globe, they exchange quips and digs in a misguided attempt to connect. As they confront their insecurities and shared identity as gay Jewish men, they begin to expose their tightest-held secrets. Will they part ways unscathed, or does sharing yourself with an unexpected stranger mean more than you bargained for?

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Orion & the Goatman
by Will Murdock 

ORION AND THE GOATMAN is an intimate campfire story brought to life. Two half-brothers, Luke and Logan, embark on their annual camping trip, a tradition they usually shared with their father. This year, the trip takes on a poignant purpose: to scatter their father's ashes. As they grapple with honoring their father's memory and confront the strains in their own relationship, a surprise visit from a terrifying figure compels them to unite through ritual, vulnerability, and a touch of celestial magic.

Songs from an Unmade Bed
 

SONGS FROM AN UNMADE BED takes an all-encompassing journey through the different facets of the queer experience. Featuring lyrics by Pulitzer Prize and Grammy Award winning composer/lyricist Mark Campbell and music from 18 different composers, and–introducing–independent stories from an expanded cast, this love letter to what it means to be queer in New York examines the diverse and universal experiences that bring us all together.

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Elegies: A Song Cyle 

Staged site-specifically at an immersive memorial, William Finn's stunning score captures the highs and lows of grief. Chronicling the ways we strive to keep our lost loved ones' memories alive, the experience of facing our own mortality, and how we respond to collective tragedy, ELEGIES is a hopeful reminder that life contains "infinite joys".

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