HB Resident Artist, Đavid Lee Huỳnh presents mẹ mình là ai

June 16

at HB Playwrights Theatre
124 Bank St, New York

mẹ mình là ai/ FYVMM is part stand-up comedy, part TED Talk, David Lee Huynh shares how the effects of French colonialism shaped Vietnam, rippled out, and made it so #%@#ing hard for his mom to say “I love you.” The story is told with whimsy, sardonic humor, and heart.

Đavid Lee Huỳnh is an actor and writer based in NYC. Off-Broadway: The Merchant of Venice (Theatre for a New Audience), Once Upon A (korean) Time (Ma-Yi Theatre Company), the Drama Desk-nominated Henry VI (NAATCO), Mrs. Warren’s Profession (Gingold Theatrical Group) The Trial of the Catonsville Nine (Transport Group), Warrior Sisters of Wu, No-No Boy, Emperor’s Nightingale (Pan Asian Rep) Regional: Alley Theatre, Oregon Shakespeare, Everyman Theatre, Mixed Blood, and many others. TV/Film: Blue Bloods, FBI, Solitary, Children of the Dust. He stars in the Dungeons & Dragons television show Encounter Party streaming on Freevee and Plex. His writing has been supported by Yangtze Repertory Theatre of America and Ozark Living Newspaper Theatre. MFA: University of Houston | www.davidleehuynh.com | Insta: huynhsome

HB Studio is dedicated to training and practice for the theater, and seeks to provide a commerce-free environment for the nurturing and growth of theater artists. In pursuit of this goal, HB offers five one-week Rehearsal Space Residencies each year for the development of creative projects. The HB Rehearsal Space Residency is an opportunity for practicing theater artists to collaborate on experimental projects, develop new work, and share workshop presentations among peers and colleagues, for constructive critical feedback and mutual growth. The Rehearsal Space Residency is an open opportunity; you do not have to be affiliated with HB Studio to apply. However we do ask that our resident artists work with us to engage with our community of students and faculty while in residence at HB. For more information on our HB Residencies. Click here.

 


This program is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council, and many generous supporters.

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