Jacob Yeh, a 1st Stage Artist Associate, put in a strong performance as an official from Animal Control, who wanted nothing more than to put a tranquilizer dart into Trevor and ask questions later. DC Theater Arts While Wilder’s manic energy steals the show, the cast is uniformly strong… Broadway
And now, on the eve of this most contentious of American elections, she and the rest of the company are hoping to continue the kind of rousing though civilized discourse that can bind together rather than fragment a community where everyone passionately wants their voices heard… The Washington Post The
Julia Klavans and Jacob Yeh as puppeteers do a great job bringing the numerous and various puppets to life…. Maryland Theatre Guide The “adult” cast, who also are the puppeteers, are played with gusto by Julia Klavans, Jacob Yeh, and Elan Zafir. As their characters they each bring a certain charm
Nearly Nirvana in ‘Journey to the West’… The Washington Post There are many stand-out performances here, too many to count, but let me just mention Lilian Oben’s statuesque Guanyin and Jacob Yeh’s sober Jade Emperor among them; the supporting cast for Journey deserve a special shout-out, constantly changing costumes and creating some
Especially Lin, whose visions of his wife and himself as young students in 1989 (played by Kelsey Wang and Jacob Yeh, who’s terrific in his several small roles) grow more vivid as Joe’s reckless investigation proceeds. Washington City Paper Doubling in supporting roles (Kirkwood’s expansive character list is as well-wrought
The Tragedians—Maggie Donnelly, Luis Alberto Gonzalez, Stephen Russell Murray, Jacob Yeh, and Rachel Zampelli, appear in an astounding variety of roles, succeeding beautifully in each one. DC Theater Arts
New to the series, Jacob Yeh undercuts the message of the plays — as the most youthful member of the first half, he brings the most vitality. MD Theatre Guide …Yeh, a solid comic actor. Washington City Paper
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
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
…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,