Ethan Doskey is a playwright, photographer, and video artist focused on art-making for the purpose of remembering and forgiving.
I have recently received my BFA from DePaul University in Playwriting with Photography and Film Production minors. Currently seeking employment opportunities.
"L'évent," 2021
"Past, Wrapped," 2022
"Tidewrack," 2019
"A Picture's Worth Five Dollars," 2017
"Things Change When You're Famous," 2018
"Squishy," 2021
"Sound Vision," 2021
"The Shirt's Nightmare," 2020
"Just Because Flowers," 2017
Untitled, 2016
Self Portrait, 2020
Theatre
Between working in Chicago, Kansas City, and Edinburgh, I have practiced theatre for the past eleven years in various roles. My stories explore oily childhood experiences, how they shaped us, and how we smear them.
Photography
Often dealing with the (dis)connection between people and their physical expressions, I capture a still moment of life to be presented to others. With my photographs, I aim to draw out emotions of aspiration in the viewer to help reveal what they desire.
Video Artist
I have recently started pursuing filmmaking in a serious and joyful way. With the onset of the pandemic, I began investing more of my time into storytelling off the stage. Experimental film and documentaries are particularly exciting to me.
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