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WINNER!
Overall Excellence Award: Solo Performance
2004 New York International Fringe Festival
- New York International Fringe Festival
WINNER! Best Solo Show
2005 Montreal GLBT International Theatre Festival
- Montreal GLBT International Theatre Festival
Theatermania.com
“ It was one of the best, and certainly one of the most finely honed works we saw during the entire NY Fringe . . . the play is a wonderful showcase for Kiamco's quicksilver talents . . . smart and sophisticated”
- Theatermania.com
“sparkling, warm and funny. . .highly physical, almost an athletic event . . . it’s impossible not to be impressed . . . a story told with great style and warmth."
- NYTheatre.com
His physical energy is boundless… incorporating characters swiftly and economically . . . a colorful, comical, gay adventure with poignant moments as well. . . a gifted performer whose synergy with the audience is extraordinary . . .”
- Hi! Drama TV
Discography
books:
TAKE OUT:Queer Writing From Asian Pacific America
Queer Stories For Boys
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Bio
Rich Kiamco is a force of nature that rips across the stage leaving laughter, tears and applause in his wake. His one-man show UNACCESSORIZED, an autobiopic romp about a queer Filipino overachiever, received the Overall Excellence Award in Solo Performance at the New York International Fringe Festival and Best Solo Performance at the Montreal GLBT International Theatre Festival. He received standing ovations at FACT: Filipino Americans Coming Together, the largest Midwest Conference of Filipino American students and at True Colors, the world’s largest LGBTIQQA youth conference.
Rich was a featured on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, was a host of the WE channel's Three Men and a Chick Flick, appeared on Q Television’s Queer Edge, was a panelist on the Discovery Channel’s Second Opinion and was also honored to co-host a private event with Senator Hillary Clinton. He has also appeared in Las Vegas, on The Howard Stern Show and venues nationwide as the side-kick to comedian Judy Tenuta, and at various campuses with Peeling, an Asian-American performance collective based in New York City. His writing can be found in Take Out: Queer Writing From Asian Pacific America, as well as Queer Stories For Boys.
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