Vivian Bang

Vivian Bang is an American actress who has appeared on television, in film, and in experimental performance. Born in Seoul, she studied performance art at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and earned a BFA in acting in 1996, after which she toured with the Big Art Group troupe and took stage roles, among them one in the Obie-nominated Benton Kozo. She was a main cast member of Sullivan & Son, playing Steve Byrne's sister, and of Swedish Dicks, and she won a Best Actress award for the short Elizabeth Ong Is Missing. On screen she had small parts in Yes Man (2008), as a planner of a bridal shower, and in Always Be My Maybe (2019), as a hippie girlfriend. With director Daryl Wein she co-wrote and co-produced White Rabbit and starred in it, and the film made its debut at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival before Gravitas Ventures acquired it.