Ethan Katz

Ethan Katz is a playwright and developer of new work whose writing centers on unruly queer and trans stories. He graduated from Oberlin College in May 2026 with a B.A. in Theater and Creative Writing, where he produced and directed his senior capstone production of Where the Yetis Will Be. Most recently, his short play, THE PLAY ABOUT THE INTERNET, was featured in the Directing III One-Act Festival. As a director, Ethan helped develop and produce Rose Kelly's SUBPROJECT 150: Laughing Across the Aisle, a one-woman show that combined purposefully stale political comedy and clowning as Charlie Kirk. Ethan is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild. // IG: @ethankatzplays

Ethan Katz is a playwright and developer of new work whose writing centers on unruly queer and trans stories. He graduated from Oberlin College in May 2026 with a B.A. in Theater and Creative Writing, where he produced and directed his senior capstone production of Where the Yetis Will Be. Most recently, his short play, THE PLAY ABOUT THE INTERNET, was featured in the Directing III One-Act Festival. As a director, Ethan helped develop and produce Rose Kelly's SUBPROJECT 150: Laughing Across the Aisle, a one-woman show that combined purposefully stale political comedy and clowning as Charlie Kirk. Ethan is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild. // IG: @ethankatzplays

Scripts

THE PLAY ABOUT THE INTERNET

by Ethan Katz

Cast Size
4—12
Genre
comedy,
dark comedy,
drama,
experimental,
immersive,
movement/physical,
mystery/thriller,
political,
satire,
zoom

“In a country descending into a perpetual state of screeching acrimony, we might be able to tolerate each other more if we heard from each other less.” – Michelle Goldberg

There is no setting. There is no character description. The play starts now.

“In a country descending into a perpetual state of screeching acrimony, we might be able to tolerate each other more if we heard from each other less.” – Michelle Goldberg

There is no setting. There is no character description. The play starts now.

Where the Yetis Will Be

by Ethan Katz

Cast Size
4—1000
Genre
comedy,
dark comedy,
drama,
experimental,
movement/physical,
political,
romantic comedy,
science fiction

When Jack’s roommate gets into a relationship with another trans guy, he begins to rethink his life. Who is a man? What is a Yeti? And what would happen if the sun disappeared? Where the Yetis Will Be is a frenetic, episodic play about transition and how we’ve learned to define ourselves.

When Jack’s roommate gets into a relationship with another trans guy, he begins to rethink his life. Who is a man? What is a Yeti? And what would happen if the sun disappeared? Where the Yetis Will Be is a frenetic, episodic play about transition and how we’ve learned to define ourselves.