About Me
Hey there! I’m Josiah Price—a storyteller, artist, and proud Lafayette, Louisiana native.
My journey in theatre began when my mom gently forced shy little ole me to attend a summer camp I wanted no part of. Turns out...she was onto something.
From that camp to performing on stages in New York City, I’ve embraced creativity and connection through the arts. Whether I’m acting, directing, or teaching, I strive to tell stories that inspire, challenge, and entertain.​
I am a founding member and resident director for the Heritage Parc’s Black Theatre Experience where I co-directed BTE's inaugural production, Topdog/Underdog. I also directed our sold-out run of August Wilson’s Fences.
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In addition, I serve the Lafayette Parish School System as a substitute teacher in the Talented Theatre program, traveling across the parish to bring the joy of theatre to students beyond the traditional classroom setting.
At the heart of everything I do is a love for collaboration and storytelling. Whether working with my students, performing, or directing, I thrive on building connections and creating art that resonates. If you’re looking for someone who’s passionate, professional, and committed to meaningful storytelling, I’d love to be part of your next project.
