“Nerve Endings” by Quentin Nguyen-duy premiers at UCSD’s Wagner Festival
UCSD Today
Quentin Nguyen-duy plays co-lead role of George in “Another Shot” at the Signature Theatre NYC
Broadway world
Quentin Nguyen-duy to play the Series Regular role of Richie Ngo in Freeform’s Pilot “AZNBBGRL”
Deadline.com
Quentin Nguyen-duy Receives Signpost Fellowship from Chisa Hutchinson
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TV Vets Lead A Team Of Playwrights For A New Streaming Opera Miniseries DESERT IN
Quentin Nguyen-duy is a staff writer for DESERT IN which will appear on operabox.tv
Mỹ (American) Việt (Vietnamese) Story Slam
Quentin Nguyen-duy has been selected, amongst ten others, as a Storyteller from a nationwide open-call to share their Vietnamese American stories live on a virtual platform.
RSVP to attend the performance May 29th at 7pm (EST).
Wild Goose Dreams by Hansol Jung Virtual Reading
Quentin Nguyen-duy will be performing as Digital Minsuk in Central Square Theatre’s virtual reading of Wild Goose Dreams.
RSVP to attend 7pm EST May 18th.
Amputees Virtual Reading
Quentin Nguyen-duy’s full-length play Amputees has been chosen by the Asian American Theatre Artists of Boston (AATAB) to be a part of their virtual reading series. RSVP to attend at 7pm (EST) May 22nd.
New York Theatre Showcase 2020
Monday, March 9, 2020 — Quentin Nguyen-duy performed at the Boston University School of Theatre annual Theatre Showcase.
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Quentin Nguyen-Duy plays Quang (the character based on the playwright’s father) with a sly, badass goofiness, making him the ideal leading man for this heartfelt quirk of a story.”
Christopher Ehlers, Dig Boston
“… 21-year-old Quentin Nguyen-duy, a student in BU’s School of Theatre, captured the restlessness and ambivalence of a former captain in the South Vietnamese air force who is trying to adjust to life in an Arkansas refugee camp in 1975…”
Named a Critic’s Pick by The Boston Globe, “There’s a palpable chemistry between Nguyen-duy and Chen that raises the stakes of the play and proves crucial to the overall success of VIETGONE”
Don Aucoin, Boston Globe
WGBH NEWS Interview “Romance, Rap and History in Qui Nguyen’s ‘Vietgone’” with Director Michelle Aguillon and Actor Quentin Nguyen-duy.
Under the Radar Staff, WGBH
“Amputees, a dark comedy by Quentin Nguyen-Duy (CFA’20) about a Vietnamese-American family grappling with cultural identity, the last of three productions in the 23rd annual CFA Fringe Festival.”
Joel Brown, BU Today
“Seeing as playwright Quentin Nguyen is still a student, he has enormous potential to build upon this work throughout the rest of his career…”
Olivia Hart, The Simmons Voice
“The three young men [Nguyen-duy, Harris, Cius] rose to the level of acting skills their complex characters demanded.”
Linda Chin, “On Stage: ‘Someone Who Isn’t Me,” ‘A View From the Bridge,’” Sampan
A reading of “Someone Who Isn’t Me” was staged Nov. 2 by Fresh Ink Theatre. (Back row from left) Linda Chin, an attendee, Michael Hisamoto, Quentin Nguyen-Duy, Jeff Song, Eddie J. Harris; (front row from left) Vivian Liu-Somers, an attendee, Bobby Cius. (Image courtesy of Fresh Ink Theater.)
American Hwangap will be performed in the Harvey Theatre on July 3, 5 and 6.