Joshua Hill is an award-winning songwriter, violinist, and dementia caregiver crafting multimedia stories at the intersection of arts and health in the forms of stage, screen and song. He received a Canadian Screen Award for co-writing the song “The Crown Sleeps” in the Academy Award nominated film THE BREADWINNER. Funded by an Arizona Commission on the Arts grant, Joshua apprenticed The Wooster Group in NYC to study their theatrical devising process. As a composer, Joshua has scored two feature films, and worked with Michael Krassner (Boxhead Ensemble) and Tim Rutili (Califone) on films that have premiered at Sundance and SXSW. In 2020, Joshua became a dementia caregiver for his father and created SONG CYCLE, a multimedia performance piece which explores the powerful connection between music and dementia, and its personal impact on his family. Joshua performed SONG CYCLE at REDCAT, The Amargosa Opera House, and The Tank Center For Sonic Arts.

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