Joshua Kreis McTiernan

Joshua Kreis McTiernan is a playwright, director, and devised theater artist. Joshua holds an M.F.A in Theatre from Sarah Lawrence College where his play "A Resurrection" recently premiered. Joshua’s other plays include "The Sidewalk’s End" (Douglas Anderson School of the Arts), "The Red Line" (Players by the Sea), "Our Uncle Eugene" (Downstage Theater) and "The Creationists" (Players by the Sea), which he also directed. His directing credits also include "Lady of Larkspur Lotion" for Melancholy Players, "The Ghosts of Bronxville" for the Bronxville Historical Society, and Tracy Lett’s "Bug" for PBTS. Joshua’s devised solo works "Streetcar Gulag" and "Seven Lives for the Emperor" were both workshopped during his tenure at Sarah Lawrence College. Joshua is a National Arts Finalist, winner of the 2013 Theatre Jacksonville Playwriting Competition, and the recipient of the Stanley and Evelyn Lipkin Prize for Playwriting. 

 

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