ABOUT DANIEL WILL-HARRIS

Daniel Will-Harris is a pioneering multidisciplinary artist, best-selling author, playwright, designer, and actor whose work spans literature, theater, film, and design. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) as called his work, “truly unique.”

 

As a prolific literary voice and master storyteller, Will-Harris has authored four novels and books that have sold over 300,000 copies worldwide. He is the creator of the popular Write Now Stories podcast, which features over 100 of his original short stories. He recently published two new volumes of short fiction titled, “Autobiographies of Other People.” He also has two produced feature film screenplays to his credit and is an actor, having appeared in films, television shows and web series. 

 

In the theater, Will-Harris writes distinctly theatrical plays designed to engage audiences in ways electronic mediums cannot. He has developed five full-length plays with institutions including the Kennedy Center Playwriting Intensive, Naked Angels Theater, and the LGBTQ Desert Playwrights Retreat. At London’s Actors Centre, his fifth produced play culminated winning both the prestigious Critics Choice and Audience Awards.

 

Deeply embedded in the creative community, he currently leads the DPR Playwright’s LAB at the LGBTQ Center in Hollywood, and his Write in the Now workshops online and at the Beverly Hills Library.

 

Beyond the page and stage, he is a groundbreaking designer. His iconic wristwatches are sold at world-class cultural institutions including MoMA, the Guggenheim, and the Getty. His work also extends into avant-garde performance art at SFMoMA.

 

Will-Harris dedicates himself to empowering other artists. He teaches his transformative writing methodology to writers and actors worldwide to help them eliminate writer’s block, unlock creative flow, and tap into profound artistic depth.