Updates/Upcoming –

Updates/Upcoming –

Promotional poster for a play titled 'The Rope Play,' directed by Christopher-Rashee Stevenson, featuring three men in suits in a vintage style, with a red warning label about explicit content.

Max will perform in The Rope Play, a new piece by Christopher Rashee-Stevenson and collaborators, premiering at New Heat Studios. Directed by Christopher Rashee Stevenson. Performances will run July 11-27.

Combining elements of Hitchcock’s film Rope, the 1929 play Rope’s End by Patrick Hamilton, and Tennessee Williams’ short Sunburst, Stevenson and his collaborators create a re-imagined cocktail-gothic of manners, morals, and rabbit hole linguistics.

More details via the announcement on Broadway World.

Five people sitting on chairs on stage, practicing for a play or performance, with music stands in front of them.

As a part of In Scena! Italian Theater Festival at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University, Max performed in a rehearsed reading of the world premiere English translation of Pelle (Skin), a new work by emerging Italian playwright Chiara Arrigoni. Thinking Theater called his Him “hilariously performed.”

Promotional image for the play 'Beyond' by Ken Dryden, featuring abstract artwork and quotes from reviews on the right side.

After a run at last year’s Montréal Fringe (where it was nominated for Best English Production) and a one-night only New York debut at Urban Stages, Oren Safdie’s solo show Beyond Ken Dryden will run at Soulpepper Theatre in Toronto from May 15- June 1, 2025.

Tickets are now available here.

Beyond Ken Dryden returns to Canada

Max Katz lives believably in each moment…[His] energy and enthusiasm remain electric throughout the one-hour running time. Katz,…an engaging storyteller…, moves back and forth with a graceful and steady fluidity. It’s beautifully performed.” – Our Theatre Voice

“Director Padraic Lillis and actor Max Katz help bring the story to life with heart-thumping, sweaty-palmed excitement.” – Glenn Sumi, The Toronto Star

Max Katz…is filled with child-like wonder, and an infectious frenetic energy. [He] bounds around the stage relating hilarious stories of Safdie’s relationships. The text of Beyond Ken Dryden is expansive, and Katz rarely stops speaking.  Yet, he never stumbles, never falters.” – Forget The Box