Thousands of millions Actor Daniel K. Isaac is currently wowing Los Angeles audiences with his solo performance in the play. Every shiny thingwhich is currently running at the Geffen Playhouse.
In the show, Daniel takes audiences on a tender coming-of-age journey that reminds us to pay attention to life’s smaller joys and to each other. The 70-minute one-man show has received rave reviews and you can watch it until October 15.
Daniel is best known for his role as Ben Kim on the Showtime series. Thousands of millions and also had a memorable guest role in the series Max. The other two.
We met with Daniel to learn. 10 curious facts about him that fans probably don’t know yet. Check them out below:
- I am an Eagle Scout. We will camp! But somewhere without mosquitoes. Mosquitoes love me.
- I have a scar from the Rose Bowl! Apparently, I was squirming in my mom’s arms at our first (and last) soccer game and hit the chair in front of us. I went to the emergency room two more times as a child due to head injuries. It’s a wonder he has a solo exhibition memorized there.
- I graduated from high school at the age of 16. I didn’t get my driver’s license until after I graduated!
- When I was in high school, I voluntarily underwent conversion therapy. I do not recommend it. I recommend therapy-therapy.
- I worked as a bartender and bartender for over seven years in New York City, even after appearing on a TV show.
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- I can’t stand spicy food. My ancestors are very ashamed of me.
- I am lactose intolerant. I learned this when I was studying in London and kept getting intense stomach pains and cramps after drinking tea. An Asian American classmate suggested I stop putting milk in my tea, and I’ve missed ice cream and brie ever since.
- I made my writing debut with “ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME” in fall 2022 with Ma-Yi Theater Company in New York City. I thought it was the most difficult artistic thing I had ever done… until I started working on this one-person piece!
- I have recorded ten audiobooks. As the only child of a single mother who couldn’t afford cable TV, library books were my refuge growing up. I never imagined I would get paid to read! But I’ve never dubbed a TV show. My new bucket list goal is to dub a Korean drama.
- I laugh very hard. I have been shushed several times for laughing too loudly in the theater. But the actors never complain. I just can’t surprise my friends when I attend their shows. They know I’m there when they hear me howling in the audience.
Catch Daniel at the play Every shiny thing at the Geffen Playhouse through October 15.
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