Webb Wilcoxen is an accomplished American screenwriter, filmmaker, and playwright, renowned for his work on the award-winning horror film "The Dead Thing" (Shudder/AMC Networks),starring the talented Blu Hunt, as well as "The Frontier" (Kino Lorber),featuring an impressive cast including Jocelin Donahue, Jim Beaver, and Kelly Lynch.
As a long-time member of the esteemed LAByrinth Theater Company, Webb has had the privilege of collaborating with notable artists such as John Patrick Shanley, Paul Calderon, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Daphne Rubin Vega, John Ortiz, and David Zayas. His work as a playwright has been showcased in productions at the iconic Joseph Papp Public Theater under the artistic direction of the late Philip Seymour Hoffman, as well as the Obie Award-winning Vampire Cowboys Theater Company under the visionary leadership of Qui Nguyen, who is also the creator of the critically acclaimed film "Raya and the Last Dragon."
Webb's educational background includes a degree from the prestigious School of Visual Arts, where he was recognized with the esteemed Dusty Award for Best Sound by the renowned composer Angelo Badalamenti.
Furthermore, Webb co-wrote, directed, and edited the acclaimed documentary "A Time To Dance," narrated by the legendary Ruby Dee. This powerful film was selected by the renowned filmmaker Jonas Mekas for screenings at the esteemed Anthology Film Archives in NYC, and also received screenings at the Harvard Film Archives, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and numerous film festivals, solidifying Webb's reputation as a talented and versatile artist in the world of film and theater.
