Harry Yi

At the tender age of 20, he burst onto the grand stage of Broadway, igniting the spotlight in Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express. By 22, his artistry soared, earning his SAG card under the masterful hand of Sidney Lumet. At 24, he ascended to critical acclaim, his portrayal of Ma in David Henry Hwang’s Dance and the Railroad igniting a fire in the critics' hearts. He became the embodiment of the Engineer in the Tony Award-winning Miss Saigon, a role that carried him to the heights of theatrical legend, performing beside the immortal Rudolf Nureyev in the first national tour of The King and I. For over 15 incandescent years, he traversed the globe-across the United States, Canada, London, Japan, Australia, and Europe-each stage a testament to his boundless talent. Seeking a fresh horizon, he found refuge in the Bahamas, becoming the first Asian frontman in the dazzling Crystal Palace Casino Review. His voice resounds in the original cast recordings of Starlight Express (Japan and Australia), recorded and preserved in the hallowed Abbey Road Studios. On screen, he went toe to toe with Charlie Day in Fool’s Paradise (2023, Ray Liotta in The Line (2009), Christopher Walken in Balls of Fury (2007), Ted Danson in Mr. Mayor (2022), Billy Bob Thornton in Goliath (2021)-where he also sang two Billy Joel songs and one Cyndi Lauper song-and Raymond Lee in Quantum Leap (2022). His journey is a grand, sweeping saga-of unwavering dedication, unmatched artistry, and the relentless pursuit of the height of his craft.