He performed with Passport Ensemble in the production Passport.

He is the founder of The Playwrights Project and the recipient of the 2018 Rosenblum Prize for the project. He serves as director of The 14/48 Projects — the world’s fastest theatre festival — and is a member of the Mifal HaPais Council for Culture and Arts.

In 2013, he received the Playwright Award at the Israeli Children's and Youth Theatre Awards. In 2017, he headed the theatre program at Art-Team, an excellence program for young theatre artists.

He leads writing workshops focusing on story structure and teaches directing and acting through the Yat/Laban method, which explores behavioral patterns through the psychology of movement. He conducts private workshops in Israel and internationally.

He teaches directing, acting, and dance theatre at Kibbutzim College, as well as playwriting at the Nissan Nativ Acting Studio. Previously, he taught at the Yoram Loewenstein Performing Arts Studio, the Paolo Grassi Academy of Performing Arts in Milan, Gal Amitai's acting studio, Impro Acting Studio under the direction of Avi Malka, and Reacting Studio.

He also coaches actors and directors working in film and theatre.

His original works include Miracolo, presented at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan, Italy, as part of the Masterclass Festival; Other Lives, which toured Italy, India, and the United States and received numerous awards; and The Black Princess, which was performed in Germany and the Czech Republic and also received several awards.

His directing credits include Disconnected, A Success Story, Roberto Zucco, Meanwhile, It Will Remain Cold Here, Yak Says Moo, Billy Crooked Leg, Childhood Landscape, Glengarry Glen Ross, and others.

His acting credits include Open Wide, The Laramie Project, Witchcraft, With a Stick and a Ruler, The End of a Joke, and others.