 Ivah Wills Coburn's Broadway performing and producing credits included "The Yellow Jacket" (1916), "The Imaginary Invalid" (1917), "The Better 'Ole" (1918-1919), "Three Showers" (1920), "French Leave" (1920), "The Bronx Express" (1922), "The Farmer's Wife" (1924-1925), "The Right Age to Marry" (1926), "The Yellow Jacket" (1928-1929), "Falstaff" (1928-1929), "The Plutocrat" (1930), and "Troilus and Cressida" (1932).Coburn and her husband had a touring repertory company that presented Shakespeare, French and Greek dramas and comedies at college campuses throughout the United States.They directed the Mohawk Drama Festival in Schenectady, New York in 1935 and 1936.