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Hamilton Nguyen

Hamilton Nguyen

February 23, 2019 Hamilton Nguyen

Hamilton Nguyen graduated from Saint Mary’s College of California with a Bachelor’s in Finance, and he works in real estate finance. He eagerly consumes books, movies, radio (recent 88.5 NPR convert), and now theater. Favorites: The Brothers Karamazov and Gorky Park. Hamilton seeks out plays about history, empowerment, and social issues like “Honky” and “Adiós Mamá Carlota,” which you can read here. Both plays take on obstacles to equality, head-on. When he isn’t enjoying the arts, Hamilton likes to play basketball, Texas ‘holdem,’ and PC games. Finally, he hopes to visit all seven continents—Africa, Antarctica and South America remain. He dreams of buying a house in the Bay Area.

 

 

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