National Arts Centre in Ottawa and the Kennedy Centre. Green acted as a co-producer, along with John McKeller, on the Mirvish Productions work Syncopation. He also was involved in television, acting as executive producer for the award-winning mini-series Glory Enough for All, a work focused on Frederick Banting and the discovery of insulin. The series was aired on the CBC, PBS, and Thames Television in the UK. In 2016 Green moved to Kensington Hospice, Toronto. He gave an interview to CBC in December 2016, reflecting on terminal illness and hospice care. He died on February 3, 2017, due to renal and bladder cancer. Awards and honours Green received a Gemini award in 1989 for the series Glory Enough for All "In recognition of Green’s long tenure at York as first Chair (then Associate Dean of AMPD, then Dean of AMPD) that the department’s most used performance space, the black box studio in CFT, is today known as the Joe Green Theatre." References Further resources External links 1934 births 2017 deaths Canadian theatre managers and producers York University faculty Temple University alumni Indiana University alumni Indiana University faculty Hunter College faculty University of Louisville faculty People from Philadelphia American emigrants to Canada