A man standing in a grassy field with hills and cloudy sky in the background.

Writer, Director, Performer

Based in Brooklyn, NY. Osh is a Peruvian-American whose work often explores the tragedy and humor found within the immigrant experience, the struggle of being caught between worlds while trying to answer the question, “What are you?”

His first narrative short film, Push to Unburden, was an official selection at the Amsterdam New Cinema Film Festival 2025. He was the Associate Director for Crying at My Podiatrist, a solo by Julia Atkin that premiered at Edinburgh Fringe 2026.

He’s currently working on TYLA, a new solo show premiering in Summer 2027.

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A man with glasses and a beard sitting on a chair with his legs crossed, smiling with his hand near his face, wearing a white t-shirt and camouflage sneakers, in a room with a patterned rug and a water bottle on the floor.
A man with dark hair and a beard is crouching on the sidewalk, holding a camera mounted on a tripod. He is looking at his phone, wearing a brown jacket with a shearling collar, blue pants, white sneakers, and a black watch. There is a red brick wall and black metal stairs in the background.
Two young men working with a camera on a window sill, one wearing a baseball cap and glasses, the other with curly hair, with trees visible outside the window.
Two young men working with a camera on a window sill, one wearing a baseball cap and glasses, the other with curly hair, with trees visible outside the window.
Man wearing a beige coat posing indoors with string lights and lamps in the background.
Julia Atkin, Britt Berke, and Osh Noam sitting in front of the poster for Crying at My Podiatrist