Born and raised in the hills of West Virginia.
Refined and established in the city of Chicago.
Exploring all that the world has to offer through art and creativity.
Current Projects
Friends with Guns
With A Short Leap Theatre Company
You think you know your friends, your neighbors, your spouse, but what happens when you suddenly find out they have a garage full of guns? This new dark comedy explores the complicated issue of gun proliferation when two young liberal couples are forced to confront their assumptions about who should own a gun and why. The time of easy answers regarding this issue is long gone. In the wake of current events, we are all forced to reexamine our strongly held beliefs about gun ownership. Friends With Guns explores the question of what we can compartmentalize…and what we can’t. It examines what happens when guns enter the conversation. It pulls the curtain back on liberals with guns. It asks what happens when suddenly one person in a marriage does a 180 on the gun issue.
See Josh in the Regional Premiere Nov. 7th - Dec. 7th at The Den
The Voice of Dean’s Dip
It isn’t summer without Dean’s! I’m thrilled to be the voice behind the new Dean’s Dip campaign! It’s been a blast bringing some personality to a brand that’s all about bold flavor and good times.
Keep an ear out—you might just hear me the next time you're reaching for the chip bowl during your rewatch of The Office.
A Short Leap Theatre Company
In 2024, Josh helped found a new and exciting store front theatre company, A Short Leap.
Check out the future upbringings of the company by clicking the link to out website!
Cold Pizza Comedy
Chicago’s finest performers bring you the comedy that hits even better the morning after.
NoW PLAYING:
Cold Pizza is bringing their talents back to the Annoyance stage this March with the original show: Looking for Love in All the Wrong Work Places.
Saturdays in March at 7p
The Secret Light of Flowers
A modern retelling of the famous nursery rhyme "Jack and Jill" told through the lens of a sci-fi horror film. An uninspired man struggles in his attempts to impress a florist by taking up gardening but soon experiences strange side effects after planting a mysterious bulb from an unknown sender. After a successful run through the festival circuit, TSLOF is now available on Amazon Prime, AppleTV, and Google Play.
The newest reporter for ONN
Josh joins the roster of hard-hitting reporters at ONN as field reporter, Tom Navarro. In his first report, Tom follows the voting tendencies of the Amish communities in Rural Pennsylvania and how some political promises might just be rose-colored… or maybe not?
Subscribe to The Onion’s Youtube channel to catch more of Tom Navarro.
Chicago Med
Members of the city's most highly skilled medical team save lives while navigating their unique interpersonal relationships. The Gaffney Chicago Medical Center's elite team of dedicated doctors, nurses, and staff face challenges each day as they do what it takes to treat their patients, sometimes in surprisingly inventive ways.
Josh will be joining the cast of Dick Wolf’s Chicago Med for an episode of their eighth season.
IN POST-PRODUCTIONTHE HOME
A new comedy television series created by Darren Zancan
“Showrunner Darren Zancan wrote the series in early 2021, filming the first four episodes mid-summer of that same year. a workplace comedy set in the bowels of a nursing home, ‘the home’ is laugh-out-loud hilarity with an all-star cast comprised of an Oscar award-winning actress, a former WWE star, current TV personalities, and phenomenal up-and-coming actors and actresses.”
Episodes 1-3 now available on Youtube!
Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding
Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding is a one-of-a-kind night of entertainment – an immersive comedy show staged as an evening of nuptials for two Italian-American families. It invites the audience to actively participate in all festivities: everyone is a welcome guest at the ceremony and reception, there’s real food, real dance, and real mingling with the cast of loveable characters.
“Just like a real wedding… only funnier.”
–Chicago Tribune