Reviews

Reviews: “Take Me Out” (1st Stage)

Supporting performances of note come from Jacob Yeh— playing team pitcher Takeshi Kawabata— and Devyn Tinker, who plays as Davey Battle, the man on the other team. Both Yeh and Tinker are featured sparingly but in the moments when their characters are present there is a resounding echo of unspoken

Reviews: “Kwaidan” (Spooky Action Theatre)

Jacob Yeh and Jennifer Knight are striking in this intriguing ghost mythology that is both romantic and horrific. DC Theater Arts Jacob Yeh commands attention wielding a swashbuckling sword as a strong though vulnerable Samurai.  DC Theatre Scene …the acting is consistently engrossing and fully present. The organic audience interaction

Review: “Cinderella: The Remix” (Imagination Stage)

…look for a comedic, ingenious cameo appearance from Jacob Yeh as a music mogul here. Broadway World …a very funny Jacob Yeh. Washington Post Jacob Yeh plays Mo’ Money, J Prince’s record label owner and, like his character’s name, all he is interested in is making more money. Yeh did a great job,

Reviews: “Yellowface” (Theater J)

Jacob Yeh melts into a variety of roles with ease DC Theatre Scene The director seems to have breathed fire, too, into her first-rate acting ensemble, each of whom plays a variety of roles and all of whom deserve to be named: Brandon McCoy, Sue Jin Song, Mark Hairston, Jacob

Reviews: “Edgar and Annabel” (Studio Theatre)

Two other young insurgents, Tara and Marc, played with fabulous commitment and deadpan comic sensibilities by Lauren E. Banks and Jacob Yeh, arrive for a presumed dinner and karaoke party. In a master stroke of comic absurdism reminiscent of the great Italian actor-playwrights Dario Fo and Franca Rama, playwright Holcroft

Reviews: “Bondage” (Pinky Swear Productions)

Yeh brings truth to his character’s passion; we can sense it growing outside the roles he assumes in bondage and reaching out to Mistress Teri herself. DC Theatre Scene Is it possible to engage in S&M and appear heartwarming at the same time? The answer is ‘yes’ if you are

Reviews: “Anime Momotaro” (Imagination Stage)

Borrow a kid from a relative or friend if you need to, but see “Anime Momotaro” at Imagination Stage. Washington Post This is one show you don’t want to miss! DC Metro Theater Arts Anime Momotaro is a complete experience of joy. Maryland Theater Guide Nominee, 2013 DC Theater Scene Audience

Reviews: “Five Little Monkeys” (Adventure Theater)

Jacob Yeh as the eldest Monkey #1 is quickly assuming the mantel of seasoned family theater performer having recently sparkled in “P. Nokio: A Hip Hop Musical” at Imagination Stage. He leads the bunch down various paths and routines with a full command of his character. DC Theatre Scene The five

Reviews: “P. NOKIO: A Hip-Hop Musical” (Imagination Stage)

Yeh, who appears in several roles, is particularly diverting as the Machine Master, a sneering computer-game magnate who swans around in gold chains and a mink coat — Kendra Rai designed the droll costumes — ordering employees such as G.Petto to turn out games that are safely derivative. “The trick

Review: “Fuddy Meers” (1st Stage Tysons)

Jacob Yeh supplies a lively portrait of Kenny, Claire and Richard’s son, who’s suffering from a bad case of the adolescent sulks. Washington Post

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