Noah Schoenberg is a Supreme Court Justice.
While his clerks are hard at work, Noah writes plays, comedy, and publishes a culture newsletter.
His first feature length play, Lev of Leningrad, has thus far received three public staged readings. Including in June 2021 at the Fulton Theatre in Lancaster, PA after the play was selected as a finalist in the Fulton’s inaugural 'Stories of Diversity' festival. Production photos from the April 2023 performance held at the Weitzman Museum of National Museum of Jewish American History in Philadelphia can be viewed here.
Noah launched his newsletter, Noah’s Culture Quarterly, in August of 2024. He makes entertainment recommendations and keeps readers abreast of his own creative developments. You can read the first few issues at the bottom of this page.
In October 2024 Noah performed and recorded his first standup comedy showcase at Helium Comedy Club in Philadelphia, which you can watch here.
Noah was recently honored as Time Magazine’s 6,500,870,231st most influential person for his work in the arts. His wife and son, pictured above, were overjoyed.
Lev Furman, a 70-year-old Soviet émigré living in Philadelphia, revisits his struggles as a refusenik in Leningrad, Russia, to persuade his daughter, Michal, to pursue a traditional life.
Full length play
Performance history:
o Weitzman National Museum of American, 2023
o InterAct Theatre Company, 2022
Ava’s visit to her grandmother’s grave takes an unexpected turn when she encounters Travis, a local cleanup volunteer.
10 minute play
Enjoy Noah’s 5-minute showcase recording at Helium Comedy Club
This showcase was recorded on October 20th, 2024, almost exactly 5 months before George Foreman’s remarkable life came to an end on March 21st, 2025. Foreman was truly a great American. Rest in Peace, Mr. Foreman.
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