Metro Weekly – Editor’s Best Pick As Katha and Ryu awaken and play their first scene, we cannot help but warm to them. They come across as two really nice people who belong together like…well, like two lovers in bed. Indeed the chemistry between Em Whitworth as Katha and Jacob
The aforementioned small cast consisted of David Bryan Jackson and Jacob Yeh. Both actors gave delightful and nuanced, though perpendicular performances. Jacob Yeh played multiple characters throughout the show, three to be exact, two of them (light spoilers) being clones of the other. All of these men were played convincingly,
The entire cast utilized incredible vocal range and technique to embody their characters. A special nod to Jacob Yeh who was my personal favorite and always made me smile. Maryland Theatre Guide Orbiting around Dredgie is a talented ensemble of performers who are equally skilled as both puppeteers and actors
Yoga Play, which makes its regional premier at Keegan Theatre this April under the direction of Susan Marie Rhea, takes that contradiction and runs with it to hilarious extremes… In one scene, Yeh made the opening night crowd howl as he played a mortified Fred pretending to speak Hindi… In addition
The ever-versatile Jacob Yeh played God and landed the lines with the verve and élan they demand… “An Act of God” is about God and his updating of the Ten Commandments — well, mostly. He recycled a couple, but with his preferred interpretation. He also gave us the inside scoop
No set. No director. No rehearsal. A different actor each night. Described by The New York Times as a “playful, enigmatic and haunting show,” White Rabbit Red Rabbit is the international hit by Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour. Unable to leave Iran, Soleimanpour tours the world through his words with this
Prologue’s actors do a great job of imbuing what could be “typed” characters with humanity and sometimes comic relief. Kari Ginsburg as Waverly is an inspired blend of headstrong energy tempered with clutching fear. Jacob Yeh as Andrew combines nerdiness with empathy and moral backbone. DC Theater Arts Meanwhile, over
Playing their central roles as grounded characters inhabiting the theatrically translated world of Austen’s story were Katelyn Manfre and Jacob Yeh as Lizzie and Mr. Darcy. Well-matched in wit and independence, these characters are what the title is all about. When Elizabeth can overcome her first impressions of Darcy, and
The Hollywood Reporter has announced that an audio adaptation of hit indie comic “Wasted Space” (featuring Jacob Yeh as Rex) is coming from Graphic Audio on September 30, 2019. Official press release here and pre-order your copy from Graphic Audio here.
In rehearsal now and on stage 10/3/2019-10/27/2019, Jacob will be featured as Mr. Darcy alongside the inimitable Katelyn Manfre in NextStop Theatre’s production of Jane Austen’s “Pride & Prejudice” (adapted by Kate Hamill and directed by Meghan Behm). Reserve your tickets now at nexststoptheatre.org!