Josh. Josh. What's a Josh?

Peter O'Toole, legend of stage and screen, has described Joshua as a "resourceful young man." The Minneapolis StarTribune reported that he has "a flair for physical comedy." Michael J. Nelson (Mystery Science Theatre 3000) has said that he "doesn't suck."

He has opened for Tom Jones at the Mirage in Las Vegas, participated in the Fringe Theatre Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland and touched Keith Richards in Fargo.

A seasoned veteran of Dudley Riggs' Brave New Workshop (America's oldest continuing satirical comedy theatre), Joshua has written, performed and directed such reviews as " Beanie Baby Barbecue," "Saving Clinton's Privates," and "The Phallic Menace" to name but a few.

In 1995 Joshua was awarded an Emmy for his original comedy program, "Le Faux Mise en Scene" (but if you ask the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences legal thugs they will say he won a "1995 College Television Award - Regional [Comedy]"), a television program which he wrote, starred and directed.

(As an actor:) " Josh Will's dead-eyed man adrift proves a nice fit for the material, whether he's playing hapless foil orpoint man." (Ron Hubbard, Twin Cities Sidewalk, 1998)

(As a writer:) "Knows when to temper the frantic pace with moments of seriousness…provides food for thought even as (the material) delivers high entertainment." (Andrea Troyer & Carolyn Petrie, Skyway News, 1998)

…that's a Josh.