The Soap Myth Tickets

The Soap Myth is a distinctive performer and project led by playwright Jeff Cohen, known for dramatic explorations of memory, survivor testimony, and the role historians play in shaping contested narratives. This documentary-like historical drama transcends traditional theatre, presenting memory as a living, debated history. Though not a music act or traditional discography-based performer, The Soap Myth is celebrated for its thought-provoking investigations into the stories we tell about the past.

With a career spanning workshops, off-Broadway engagements, remembrance readings, and televised concert readings, The Soap Myth has appeared on stages and screens nationwide. The work is rooted in rigorous research, ethical inquiry, and a commitment to nuanced storytelling that invites audiences to consider complex questions rather than provide easy answers.

Key productions have included a 2009 Dog Run Rep workshop, a 2012 Roundabout off-Broadway run, multiple Remembrance Readings beginning in 2016, a 2019 Williamstown one-night reading, and a 2019 PBS/All Arts film of a concert reading. A 2019 film of the National Jewish Theater Foundation production further expanded the project’s reach. In 2021–2022, digital presentations reached audiences in Toronto and beyond. While 2025 tour dates aren’t publicly documented, announcements typically flow through participating theatre organizations and festival partners such as Williamstown Festival, the National Jewish Theatre Foundation (NJTF), and other presenting bodies.

For fans and venues alike, The Soap Myth offers compelling, informative performances that engage with history in a rigorous, accessible format. If you’re seeking more information or want to arrange a future engagement, we’ve got you covered: follow partner organizations for updates, and reach out through the venues that have previously hosted the productions.

Social media and official updates: Because The Soap Myth does not maintain dedicated social channels, announcements are typically issued by presenting organizations. For the latest information, check official pages from Williamstown Festival, NJTF, and HGJTC, and follow their posts for upcoming opportunities.