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Four years ago, after doing a sketch comedy revue in Hollywood, Eddie Shin met Dave Lee and Randy Park.
They made introductions and plans to hang, but both parties got lost and the get together never happened.
Two years later, Dave heard "Eddie Shin from Chicago" booked a TV role, and recognized the name. Somehow,
he still had Eddie's business card in his wallet, and shot him a do- you- remember- me- from- two- years-
back- are- you- in- LA- now- and- if- you- are- let's- hang- out email. Eddie reunited with them, and now,
two years after they all officially became friends, they're putting up a show. How very full circle. Eddie's
grateful for twists of fate that end with him doing what he loves with people he loves. What will happen
in two more years? Hopefully, more shows, more laughs, more love.
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Minnie Lagrimas had plans to amass a warehouse full of art as an art thief, but her plans changed after renowned
casting director Bonnie Timmerman suggested that she try acting. Eventually Minnie hopped on a plane to
California armed with only two suitcases and a month-long hotel reservation. She has now settled down in
Beverly Hills and has appeared in print, commercials, and theater. She is currently focusing on television
and film, most recently landing a small role in the upcoming Warner Brothers feature Starsky and Hutch.
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Randall Park is a playwright, an actor (you may have
seen him on Fastlane, Reno 911!, Las Vegas, and a
commercial on channel 18 for Chinese liver pills), a
stand-up comedian (a regular at the Laugh Factory, the
Hollywood Improv, and a co-producer of Comedy at
Relaxtation), a musician (a vocalist for the Temple
Bar-headliners Los Angeles-based Hip-Hop band Ill
Again - www.illagain.com), a cartoonist and graphic
designer (www.randallparkplace.com), a model, a
dancer, a certified lifeguard, and a licenced
cosmotologist. Much love and gratitude to the Harvey Lembeck Comedy
Workshop.
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Oh Lord, I hate writing these things. I get and ulcer just thinking about what I want to say in my "bio".
Uh...I'm Korean American. I thank my mom for making me crazy and giving me plenty of material for comedy
but most of all for her unconditional love. What else????? I love Jesus and all of my awesome supportive
friends. Lord, bless me with a lot of money so I can buy them all new cars and big houses. Amen.
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After getting hitched, Constance is excited to be back onstage and wants to thank all of China for attending
her wedding. She is, however, still disgruntled that her husband, the "token white guy" in this show, speaks
better Chinese than she does. Favorite credits include: Golden Boy (NY), Middle Chyld Unplugged,
and last year's critically acclaimed production of Red Thread. Constance also recently wrapped up filming
the feature November with Courtney Cox-Arquette, which, she hopes, will come out by...um...November.
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Eric is thrilled to be joining the cast of Fertilizing Eggy as the token white guy. It is nice to see
that Hollywood's discrimination practices & barriers have finally started to crumble, and that roles for young,
Caucasian males are finally becoming available. Eric's recent body of work includes starring in the films
4/29 and Eat Rice, both destined for the film festival circuit. His most recent theatrical
performance was in the play, Three Years from Thirty at the Actor's Circle Theatre. Eric is lucky enough
to have just married the woman of his dreams, and he hopes you will join him in praying that his dream doesn't
turn into her nightmare.
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David J. Lee has performed at various theaters across Los Angeles including
the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum, East West Players, the Empty Stage, and
blah blah blah yawn...You know what? My picture's right here. Now you know
what I look like. Come find me and I'll tell you more about myself.
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Tim grew up on the outskirts of LA county, where he developed his mildly irreverent, yet pathetically charming character.
He currently resides in West Los Angeles, and is pursuing several things, including a more decadent way of life. You may
have seen him play the lead role as "Adam" in the critically-acclaimed production of FREAKSTORM last year. But you probably
haven't. While not acting (which is most of the time) he is slave to paperchasing, philosophizing hoochies, and looking
very, very awkward.
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Learn. Question. Seek Truth. Accept. Believe. Move on.
Live. Feel pain. Endure. Grow. Exhale. Stand.
Dream. Try. Fail. Breathe. Dream bigger. Try again. Fail again. Breathe again. Reach Excellence. Try harder. Succeed. Celebrate.
Pray. Wait. Have Faith. Tick-Tock. Patience. Be still. God knows. He's faithful. Perfect timing. Receive peace. Know. Love. Embrace. Give.
Be honest. Be real. Be true. Be you.
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Rick Lee was born on March 6, 1976, in the year of the Dragon. He grew up in the Bay Area and moved down to Los Angeles in 1994
to study at UCLA where he became involved with the LCC theatre company. After college, he continued acting in Propergander.
He has studied with the Groundlings and is a member of the improvisational comedy group Stage Ninjaz. He is
currently a science teacher at Crenshaw High School. He has no problems with calling your parents.
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Abby is a silly Bay Area native who enjoys putting her hair in pigtails. Her passion for the arts started when she was but a mere embryo &
continued on into college where she served as writer, director, actor, choreographer, musical composer, filmmaker, & marketing director for
the LCC Theatre Co. at UCLA. She has also sang, danced & composed music for several UCLA PCN productions. Abby likes coffee, used CDs,
Muppets, Star Wars, live music & fun people. She is often found at Disneyland or by a piano. Abby also sings lead vocals with her rock band,
Purple Monkey Scientist (PMS). Thanks to family, friends, Sal & her many stuffed animals for their love & hugs.
"Everything I needed to learn came from Sesame Street."
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