Andalyn Young is a writer and performance-maker.

Her writing has appeared in Seneca Review and on Montez Press Radio, and has been supported by Granta Writers’ Workshops and the AWP Writer to Writer Mentorship Program. New work is forthcoming in The Kenyon Review.

She has performed, directed, choreographed, and collaborated with Lightning Rod Special, Pig Iron Theatre Company, Nichole Canuso Dance Company, The Eva Steinmetz Project, Antigravity Performance Project, poet Kyle Dacuyan, drag queen Martha Graham Cracker, and choreographer Dayna Hanson, among others. Work has been presented at galleries and museums (Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; Vox Populi; Harvard University’s Busch-Reisinger Museum), festivals (Philadelphia Fringe Festival; Bechdel Test Fest; Philly Sketch Fest; Hell Yes Fest), educational institutions (Swarthmore College; Colgate University; Drexel University), and premier hubs for contemporary performance in the United States (Ars Nova; FringeArts).

As a performance collaborator, Andalyn has developed new work with residency support from: FringeArts, PA; The Orchard Project, NY; Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography, FL; Museum of Broken Relationships, Croatia; Bethany Arts Community, NY; and Hatch, NH.