Joseph Varca

Joseph Varca is a writer, actor and filmmaker based in New York.

He is a co-writer of The Village of Vale which received a New Victory Theater LabWorks Development Residency a residency at the Bethany Arts Community in Ossining, NY and premiered at Lincoln Center in 2017.  Recent work in theater includes; Broadway: Network directed by Ivo Van Hove; Off-Broadway: Pentecost and Monster (PTP); LoveSick or Things That Don’t Happen (Project Y, 59E59th); Macrune’s Guevara (@ St. Clements). Other: The  Village of Vale (Invisible Dog Art Center) Poor Jesse (Sam French OOB Festival); Undressing Cinderella (Project Y) Cut; Song For A Future Generation (The Management); A Man of Wealth and Taste (Harkness Dance Festival); As Far As We Know (New Works, New Directors Fellowship @ NY Theatre Workshop); Lucky Girl (McCarter Theater Center). Film/TV: American Genius (National Geographic Channel) Bastards of Young, Listen My Children (Chiller TV), Bristel Goodman (Palm Springs International Film Festival) And the feature film, Lapsis, written and directed by Noah Hutton which he also produced recently completed production in the summer of 2019. He co-founded Redux Productions whose work in theater and film has been seen at the NYC Fringe Festival (Amerika – Best Ensemble Award and I Was Tom Cruise – Outstanding Play Award) the TriBeCa Film Festival and the Austin Film Festival.  He is a graduate of Middlebury College.