國立臺北藝術大學戲劇系助理教授、莎士比亞的妹妹們的劇團團長。創作具有複雜曲式與兼具實驗性／大眾化的特點，並透過表演形式的特殊設計，與演員共同挖掘、面對和思考劇場表演的可能性。作品曾五度入圍台新藝術獎，並以《殘，。》（2008）獲評審團特別獎、《膚色的時光》（2012）拿下年度大獎。2018 年，與日本共製作品《珈琲時光》受東京藝術節邀演。2019 年，《親愛的人生》獲巴黎秋天藝術節邀演，為藝術節創立48 年以來的首次邀臺灣戲劇作品。2009 年受邀擔任高雄世運開幕第三段導演，2014 年受邀擔任第五十一屆金馬獎電影複／決審評審。2014 ～ 2016 年擔任傳藝金曲獎策展人與典禮導演。

 Wang is currently an Assistant Professor at the Department of Theater Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts (TNUA), and leader of Shakespeare's Wild Sisters Group. His works, while often complex in form, tend to be experimental and popular. Through uniquely designed performance formats, Wang likes to explore, challenge and reflect on the possibilities of theater. Nominated for Taishin Arts Award five times, he grabbed the Jury's Special Award with his Tsen in 2008 and took home the Performing Arts Award with Once, upon Hearing the Skin Tone in 2010. 

His 2018 co-production with a Japanese theater group Café Lumière received an invitation to perform at Festival/Tokyo. His Dear Life also had a guest performance at the 2019 Festival d'Automne Paris, the first featuring a Taiwanese work in the event’s 48-year history. He served as the director for the third section of the opening ceremony of the World Games in Kaohsiung in 2009. In 2014, he joined the final-stage jury for the 51st Golden Horse Awards. From 2014 to 2016, he was the curator and ceremony director for the Golden Melody Awards for Traditional Arts and Music.