Noah

is a New York based theatre director drawn to time-bending storytelling—work that explores how memory, identity, imagination and comedy shape our lives. His productions blend emotional precision with dreamlike theatricality, creating spaces where the real and the fantastic coexist. He gravitates toward joyful, deeply human stories, ensemble-driven performance, and music-forward storytelling.

He is currently collaborating with or recently developed work with Atlantic Theatre Co, New York Theatre Workshop and the Huntington.

His NY/off-Broadway credits include the recent world premiere of Conversations with Mother, The Lucky Star, Los Otros, I Am Harvey Milk (Lincoln Center, also San Francisco, LA, Denver and Princeton),The Costume, Surfer Girl and Things I Left on Long Island.

Regional: the world premiere of Rooted (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park); Everything is Wonderful (Philadelphia Theatre Company and Everyman); the world premieres of I Am Anne Hutchinson (Strathmore with Kristin Chenoweth);The Forgotten Woman (Bay Street Theatre); Loving Leo (Weston Playhouse); the opera Positions 1956 (Urban Arias); and Bleeding Love (Fredericia Theatre, Denmark). He is Associate Artistic Director at Everyman Thaetre in Baltimore where productions include his acclaimed age-blind A Midsummer Night's Dream, Art, The Skin of Our Teeth, And Then There Were None, Los Otros, The Book of Joseph, An Almost Holy Picture and An Inspector Calls.

For the NY Philharmonic he's directed for the Young People's Concerts series, Lincoln Center American Songbook, Songs from the Holocaust at Carnegie Hall as well as the 2024 & 2025 Dramatists Guild Foundation galas. His assistant and associate director credits include plays and musicals at Lincoln Center Theater, Second Stage and City Center Encores, working with directors James Lapine, Bartlett Sher and John Rando. Teaching Artist: Broadway Dreams Foundation.