
Noah Schoenberg is a Supreme Court Justice.
While his clerks are hard at work, Noah pursues creative projects.
Noah wrote, directed, and produced his debut short film, Nobody, completing principal photography in November 2025. The film is currently making its festival run — behind-the-scenes photos from the shoot are available here.
In June 2025, Noah executive produced and hosted a Comedy and Theatre showcase at the Arden Theatre in Philadelphia, which included sets from five Phila-based comedians and performances of three short plays. Production photos from the Arden can be viewed here. Noah’s short play, Har Jehuda, was shown to a shocking reception.
Noah launched his newsletter, Noah’s Culture Quarterly (NCQ), in August of 2024. He makes entertainment recommendations, keeps readers updated on his work, and occasionally highlights local artists. You can read a few issues of NCQ at the bottom of this page.
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 Jewish American History in Philadelphia can be viewed here.
Noah works in development at a non-profit to help support his family as he builds a creative profile.
Last year, Noah was honored as Time Magazine’s 6,500,870,231ˢᵗ most influential person for his work in entertainment. His wife and son were overjoyed.
When a young woman arrives at cemetery, a tense encounter with a volunteer slowly becomes something neither expected.
25-minute short film
Performance history
• Private screening at Bryn Mawr Film Institute March 2026 (see photos)
An evening featuring sets from Philadelphia comedians and performances of short plays.
Comics
Noah Schoenberg, Adam Flick, Manny Brown, Mary Radzinski, Chip Chantry
Actors
Frank Jimenez, Casey Bilger, Mersha Wambua, Jordan Chall
Plays
• Har Jehuda, by Noah Schoeberg
• Good Boy, by Emmy Kuperschmid
• Becky Knows What Sex Is, by Emery Schaffer
When a young woman arrives at cemetery, a tense encounter with a volunteer slowly becomes something neither expected.
10 minute play
Performance history:
• Arden Theatre, June 2025
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:
• Weitzman Museum, 2023
• InterAct Theatre Company, 2022
• Fulton Theatre, 2021
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