Plays

Playwriting

Sharon Stark's writing is driven by paradox: people searching for clarity inside systems built to confuse them. Her plays use comedy, estrangement and precise theatrical mechanics to examine intimacy, identity, power and the unconscious choices that shape a life.
Homefront

Homefront

A love story under fire and forgetting. On the morning of October 7, a couple's wish to help from the home front collides with the limits of age, fear and clarity. From their living room, they try to decode the impossible, clinging to imagination and love as the outside world breaks open.

By Sharon Ingrid Stark and Ruti Borenstein · Directed by Sharon Stark

"A fascinating and touching theatrical work, thanks to the precise text, sensitive direction and excellent acting."

Aviva Rozen, Biluy Naim, September 2025★★★★★
Father Figure

Father Figure

A sharp satire about parenting in an age that has lost its borders. Betty Drauper hires Mr. Spitz to become a father figure for her teenage daughter, but his arrival transforms the household into a laboratory of discipline, control and rebellion. As Mia changes, Betty is forced to ask who really owns the role of parenthood.

By Sharon Stark and Roey Malich Reshef
Trulove Ltd.

Trulove Ltd.

A comedy about love in the age of algorithms. A divorced mother of two joins a matchmaking app that promises a perfect match, hoping to end a life of compromise. But when the heart is translated into data, the search for love becomes a question of control, faith and surrender.

Written and directed by Sharon Stark
Paradox

Paradox

When Professor Nimrodi vanishes overnight, his research assistant must step into class and teach deconstruction. What begins as an academic emergency spirals into a feminist, postmodern detective story about power, desire and exploitation inside the academy.

Written and directed by Sharon Stark