 Since then, Dohan began working on a number of other projects in the United States, among them "Bath Party", an original multimedia play written jointly with Karen Shefler and Ayelet Dekel, who was also the video director, and "Love and Sex on the High Holidays" with Israeli singer Ivri Lide.In 2006, she played Yael Hoffman in the TV show Weed and returned to the show for its 100th episode in 2012.In 2008, she appeared in both the Off-Broadway and Los Angeles productions of the play "Stitching" by controversial British playwright Anthony Neilson and directed by Timothy Haskell, an example of "in-yer-face" theater.