Screen Captures!
Screen captures of Jake's apperance on MTV's The After Show have been added to the gallery here.
Degrassi BTW! Screen caps also added for The-N's special that aired back in season 6-ish. Degrassi BTW is currently up on The-Click for viewing so I took some caps of the trivia that is featured in episodes where Craig and/or Ashley are present. So check out Rock N Roll High School, West End Girls, and Weddings, Parties, Anything. You learn things such as:
Posted on 10 Apr 2009 by Nicole
Jake on MTV's The After Show
Jake, Paula, and Adamo on MTV's The After Show. Much love to Erin for grabbing this! Screen captures coming soon.
Posted on 08 Apr 2009 by Nicole
Dog Sees God Extended!
If you haven't checked it out yet, you still have a chance. It's been extended until April 18th. Visit the official site for more details.
Also if anyone has any reviews or any other media related to the play I'd love to hear about them.
Posted on 07 Apr 2009 by Nicole
Jake Epstein Interview - Charlie Brown’s back in town / Review of DSG
The Dog Sees God storyline centres on CB’s experience with losing his dog to rabies and questioning whether there is, in fact, an afterlife.
The time of grief and doubt is initially compounded by the fact that CB can’t count on the people closest to him, as they are all grappling with their own, very real teenage issues, including drug problems, the search for self and eating disorders.
But he connects with an old, forgotten friend and their relationship is central to the plot.
“Every teenager can relate to the issues discussed in this play,” says Epstein, 22.
“The play raises awareness of these issues, but doesn’t ‘preach’ any message. It lets teenagers know that yes, it is really hard being a teenager, and that as a teenager, you’re not alone on these issues…I’m hoping teenagers that come will see how theatre can be relevant, funny, dark and moving.”
Read more at the source.
Also, a review of Dog Sees God can be found at TheStar.com:
Jake Epstein is brilliant as CB, a bunch of nerve endings searching for a place to settle. Epstein is so beautifully open and honest that you go with him on every step of his journey.
Read more at the source.
The time of grief and doubt is initially compounded by the fact that CB can’t count on the people closest to him, as they are all grappling with their own, very real teenage issues, including drug problems, the search for self and eating disorders.
But he connects with an old, forgotten friend and their relationship is central to the plot.
“Every teenager can relate to the issues discussed in this play,” says Epstein, 22.
“The play raises awareness of these issues, but doesn’t ‘preach’ any message. It lets teenagers know that yes, it is really hard being a teenager, and that as a teenager, you’re not alone on these issues…I’m hoping teenagers that come will see how theatre can be relevant, funny, dark and moving.”
Read more at the source.
Also, a review of Dog Sees God can be found at TheStar.com:
Jake Epstein is brilliant as CB, a bunch of nerve endings searching for a place to settle. Epstein is so beautifully open and honest that you go with him on every step of his journey.
Read more at the source.
Posted on 26 Mar 2009 by Nicole
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