Joshua Kahn

After being forced on administrative leave following a workplace incident, an elderly middle school teacher fights to reclaim her job and reputation...all while her Workers' Comp case is being meddled with by a mysterious saboteur. Mystery! Intrigue! Legal cases and family drama! Laughs and romance! This play's got it all!

A young married couple welcomes a mysterious guest for a dinner party. The guest is an extraterrestrial creature. The party is for a mysterious "cultural exchange."

Tinsel Schmidt drives the bus. She likes driving the bus. She would prefer to continue driving the bus instead of being conscripted into service as a public executioner following a military coup. In a surreal and dream-like narrative, Tinsel stumbles through a violent and nonsensical America, confronts her status as an overnight celebrity, tries to protect her friends and family, and, heck, maybe even learns a thing or two about herself along the way.

Mason Makegood has it all, but wants even more. He's long been a pillar of his small, WASPy community, but decides to apply to law school and make his name out in the wider world. The catch? To make himself seem more diverse, he applied as a Jewish candidate and invited the admissions department to attend his adult bar mitzvah! Will he be able to put on a successful and authentic bar mitzvah in time?! Of course not.

(Honestly, I don't think this one turned out too good, but there are a few clever jokes in there.)

A body swapping psychological horror. A young, idealistic woman preparing to leave for college winds up trapped in the body of her bitter Grandfather. As they attempt to swap back, they learn some hard lessons about themselves, each other, and the young woman's hopelessly clueless Dad (the Grandfather's son).

Set in the "near future," a 30-something schlub with incel tendencies falls in love with an artificial intelligence, but runs up against a paywall he can't afford. After some digging on the origins of the AI, he discovers a truth that's darker and more insidious than he could have ever imagined. Yes, it's sort of like Spike Jonze's "Her," but meaner.

An entitled 20-something goes on an impromptu, ill-advised cross country road trip with his senile Grandfather. And then he goes on an ill-advised road trip back with his fiancee. All the while, he slowly comes up on the limits of his own capabilities, frustratedly lashing out and harming those around him. A character study of millennial male ego...with laughs!(?)

Ahh, 2010. Times were different back then. A weekend-long romance between a college senior anxious about life after graduation and a high school junior anxious about the little things. The story is told in two parallel timelines: In one, the relationship proceeds unabated and runs its course... In the other, a crucial piece of information is divulged early on that derails it all. A play about the different choices we could've made and whether those choices would've even made a difference in the long run.

Two neighbors argue about a lost dog.