Marty Strenczewilk is an Ojibwe storyteller, playwright, librettist and lyricist, registered with the Sault Ste. Marie tribe. His first full-length play Pink Man or The Only Indian in the Room was the winner of the 2023 Crossroads Project Diverse Voices playwriting competition. The competition culminated in a workshop and residency at Illinois State University. His second full-length play Accountability, A Tragedy has been selected for development by InterAct Theatre in Philadelphia and is under consideration for full production in their 2024 season. Marty is also the story editor for season 6 of the NPR podcast The Modern West, which explores the true history behind the Plains Indian Wars. He has a Theatre BA from SUNY Buffalo and has studied at The Barrow Group, Broadway Dance Center...
Marty Strenczewilk is an Ojibwe storyteller, playwright, librettist and lyricist, registered with the Sault Ste. Marie tribe. His first full-length play Pink Man or The Only Indian in the Room was the winner of the 2023 Crossroads Project Diverse Voices playwriting competition. The competition culminated in a workshop and residency at Illinois State University. His second full-length play Accountability, A Tragedy has been selected for development by InterAct Theatre in Philadelphia and is under consideration for full production in their 2024 season. Marty is also the story editor for season 6 of the NPR podcast The Modern West, which explores the true history behind the Plains Indian Wars. He has a Theatre BA from SUNY Buffalo and has studied at The Barrow Group, Broadway Dance Center, Alvin Ailey, HB Studio, and Joffrey Ballet. He is part of the Leadership Council for Creative Nations, an all Indigenous led artists collective, founded at The Dairy Arts Center in Boulder, CO.