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Billions. As all good gigs must come to an end, the multi-faceted actor returns to the stage in Geffen Playhouse’s production of Every Brilliant Thing.Originally conceived by English playwright Duncan Macmillan as a thank-you/apology for a friend who appeared in one of his earlier plays (and had no lines), Every Brilliant Thing took on a life of its own, eventually evolving into a full-length piece that premiered at the Ludlow Theatre Festival in 2013.Each production of the solo play is unique, with the opportunity to adjust references to the actor’s lived experience and background.

LA audiences can discover how Isaac’s personal identity manifests in this production, which runs through October 15.While the themes of the play deal with depression and suicidal thoughts (the play’s title is taken from all of the small observations that bring us joy and hope), Isaac shares that the work is also filled with humor and lightness.

The script’s improvisational nature engages the audience in unexpected ways, creating a unique experience at each performance.

Isaac says he was once a “super introvert” but is forging a new path with the help of director Colm Summers.Isaac says he’s “so excited to share this story,” emphasizing that “the show has so much comedy, light, and laughter even though it’s tackling a heavy subject matter.

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