Alexa Junge

Junge grew up in Los Angeles and attended Barnard College, where she wrote for and performed in the Columbia University Varsity Show with David Rakoff and Jeanine Tesori.[2] A 2001 profile of Junge observed, "For someone who once moved to the East Coast to pursue theater writing, a career in television came as a bit of a surprise.[9] Junge went on to write for Once and Again, Sex and the City,[10] The West Wing (for which she was nominated for one Emmy for production and one WGA Award[6]) as well as Big Love[10] and the BBC comedy Clone.[1] A frequent contributor to National Public Radio's This American Life,[12] Junge performed live for their 2008 "What I Learned From Television" tour."[15] Junge subsequently worked on Tilda for HBO with Bill Condon, Alan Poul and John Hoffman, and was the executive producer on Best Friends Forever starring Lennon Parham and Jessica St. Clair for NBC.
FriendsEmmy AwardsBarnard CollegeColumbia UniversityVarsity ShowDavid RakoffJeanine TesoriTisch School of the ArtsMarvin BorowskyWriters Guild of America AwardThe One Where Everybody Finds OutThe One with the Prom VideoGawkerTV Guide's 100 Greatest Episodes of All-TimeOnce and AgainSex and the CityThe West WingBig LoveMulan 2Lilo & Stitch 2This American Lifeexecutive producershowrunnerThe United States of TaraHollywood ReporterDiablo CodyBill CondonAlan PoulBest Friends ForeverLennon ParhamJessica St. ClairNetflixGrace and FrankieFingersmithSarah WatersOregon Shakespeare FestivalGoodspeed Opera HousePlaywrights HorizonsNew York Stage and FilmHedgebrook Women Playwrights FestivalGalileobook and lyricsThe One with the YetiThe One Where Chandler Can't Remember Which SisterThe One with the Metaphorical TunnelThe One with the Two PartiesThe One with Phoebe's HusbandThe One with the Ick FactorThe One with the BoobiesThe One with George StephanopoulosEppur Si MuoveDisaster ReliefAmerican Repertory TheaterMacDowell