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Appalachian by birth but reared in the Pacific Northwest, Joshua Conkel is a queer screenwriter and filmmaker now based in Los Angeles. He has written for Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and Dead Boy Detectives.
Actor. Producer. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Joshua Conkel is a playwright, author, and screenwriter. Though born in Eastern Kentucky, he was raised as a Navy brat and moved around often as a child. His family eventually settled in Washington State, where Joshua attended Cornish College of the Arts where he first began to write plays.
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- Lexington, Kentucky, USA
- Writer, Actor, Producer
Mini Bio. Joshua Conkel is a playwright, author, and screenwriter. Though born in Eastern Kentucky, he was raised as a Navy brat and moved around often as a child. His family eventually settled in Washington State, where Joshua attended Cornish College of the Arts where he first began to write plays. His work has been produced all over the world.
- December 21, 1980
Dec 10, 2021 · Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Writer Joshua Conkel Talks The Netflix Series. ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ Interview: Joshua Conkel Talks Writing for Our Favorite Netflix Witch. Sharai...
Aug 8, 2015 · July 31 - Aug 8, 2015. WRITTEN BY Joshua Conkel. DIRECTED BY Mike Werckle. Like his play MilkMilkLemonade, Joshua Conkel's The Chalk Boy epitomizes The West Side Show Room's style: blistering social commentary in the guise of ridiculous comedy.
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Joshua Conkel is a playwright, director, and occasional performer. He is the current Artistic Director of The Management, a theater company in downtown New York, and a member of Youngblood, EST's collective of playwrights under thirty. Mr. Conkel's work has been seen in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington D.C., and Baton Rouge.
News & Articles. Getting to know Playwright Joshua Conkel. From what seed did the idea for Okay, Bye. grow?Joshua Conkel: I looked around it seemed that all my peers had passed me by. I’d lost a partner, gone broke and was working a dead end job. I was listening to The Smiths a lot and also re-read The Bell Jar for the millionth time.
