About

Abe Joyner-Meyers is an award-winning sound designer, audio engineer, and acoustic musician based in Boston, MA.

He plays traditional music on fiddle, mandolin, banjo, and guitar, following in the footsteps of his banjo-playing family. He can be heard on recordings ranging from celtic to americana to folk-pop, and on the musical numbers for upcoming feature film, “Death Do Us Part.”

Recent theater mixing credits include “Two Strangers Carry a Cake Across New York” at the American Repertory Theater, “We Live in Cairo” at New York Theater Workshop, and “Gatsby, an American Myth” at the American Repertory Theater. Other recent production credits include “Sing Street” at The Huntington and “Seven Guitars” at the Actors’ Shakespeare Project, for which he received the Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Sound Design along with composer Dewey Dellay.

Abe’s academic research explores how singing and other musical performance has been used in both historical and contemporary productions of Shakespeare. He graduated from Harvard.

Sound design portfolio, production list, and resume available on request.