Timothy Huang is a New York based composer/lyricist/librettist. His musical American Morning (Prospect Theater, 2016 Village Theater Festival, 2015 NAMT Festival, 2012 BMI Master Class hosted by Stephen Sondheim, 2011 ASCAP Musical Theater Workshop) received the 2015 New American Musical Award, and 2016 Richard Rodgers Award, making its author the first and only Asian American to win the latter as a triple-threat composer/lyricist/librettist. Studio album available on all digital platforms. Timothy has contributed songs to Not Working: A 2020 Song Cycle (NYFA) This Golden Day (Emerson Stage) and Songs in the Key of Me for Broadway Inspirational Voices and the Ronald McDonald House. Other works include Gates of Remembering, (Artistic Stamp) Peter and the Wall, (DGF Fellows, Rhinebeck, NAMT Frederick Young Fund Grant), And the Earth Moved, LINES: A Song Cycle (NYMF 04, 08), and the one-person musical The View From Here (Nautilus MT, Umbrella Theater.)Timothy is also the composer/lyricist and librettistof the one-act musicals A Relative Relationship (SoundBites, Best Musical) Missing Karma (City Theater of Miami, Theater Elision) Crossing Over (National Asian Artists Project) and Koi Story (Sam French OOB SPF). He currently serves on the NAMT Alumni Writers committee, the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat Sounding Board, the Signpost Fellowship, and the Creative Committee of the AAPI Caucus at the DNC, where a song he wrote prompted President Biden and Vice President Harris to shut down the White House for an unscheduled fifteen-minute visit with him.
Timothy has also co-written galas honoring Steve Martin, Nathan Lane and Sutton Foster for the Drama League and S. Epetha Merkerson, Jesse Mueller and Andy Truschinksi, JT Rogers, Mia Katigbak and Pam McKinnon for ART/New York Theaters. He was a 2012 Dramatists Guild Fellow, a 2019 NYSCA/NYFA Artistic Fellow for playwrighting and the 2020 selection for the New York Musical Festival Fellowship.
Proud husband to Laura and father to Haven.