Jake Epstein

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Jake Epstein
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Epstein in 2016
Born
Jacob Lee Epstein

(1987-01-16) January 16, 1987 (age 38)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Occupation(s)Actor, singer
Years active1999–present
SpouseVanessa Smythe (m. 2018)
Children1
Mother Kathy Kacer

Jacob Lee Epstein [1] (born January 16, 1987) is a Canadian actor and singer. He is known for playing Craig Manning, a musician with bipolar disorder, on Degrassi: The Next Generation . He has also had recurring roles in the television series Designated Survivor and The Hardy Boys .

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On Broadway, Epstein originated the role of Gerry Goffin in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical . He has also starred as Melchior in the national tour of Spring Awakening and played Will in the national tour of American Idiot .

Early life

Epstein was born in Toronto, Ontario. His mother, Kathy Kacer, is a Norma Fleck Award-winning writer of children's stories about the Holocaust, and his father is a lawyer. [2] [3] He also has an older sister, Gabi, who is an actress and jazz singer. [2]

Epstein is Jewish, and was raised in Conservative Judaism. [4] [5] Epstein stated in 2019, "I would consider myself spiritually Jewish rather than religiously Jewish." [6]

Career

Musical theatre

Epstein made his professional stage debut in a production of Our Town , which played at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in 1999. [7] After this, Epstein played the Artful Dodger in a production of Oliver! . The musical played at the Princess of Wales Theatre between November 2, 1999 and January 2, 2000. [7]

In 2009, he starred as C.B. (Charlie Brown) in a Canadian production of Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead . [8] Later that year, Epstein joined the first national tour Spring Awakening , where he replaced Kyle Riabko as Melchior Gabor. His first performance with the tour was on July 7, 2009, and stayed with the tour until it ended in 2010. [9]

In July 2011, Epstein joined the original Canadian production of Billy Elliot the Musical . He played the role of Tony Elliot, Billy's older brother, in the production which played at the Canon Theatre in Toronto. After that show closed, Epstein played Will in the first national tour of American Idiot , which began in December 2011. In a 2013 interview, Epstein said that Will was the most challenging role had had ever played. He said, "I sat on a couch and never left the stage for the majority of the show. That experience was a whole lesson in pacing, in creating a whole world for yourself on stage..." [1]

In 2012, Epstein made his Broadway debut in Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark , which played at the Foxwoods Theatre. He was the alternate for the lead role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man. Epstein referred to the role as a "childhood fantasy come true." [10]

Epstein was cast as Gerry Goffin in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical , opposite Jessie Mueller. [11] The musical had a pre-Broadway engagement at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco, where it played September 24 and October 20, 2013. He then originated the role when it transferred to Broadway, where it began performances at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on November 12, 2013. Epstein later shared that playing Carole's ex-husband was uniquely challenging because Carole encouraged him to not portray Gerry as the villain, even though the script changes increasingly presented him that way. [10] [12] He left the show in 2014 after a year of performances, citing vocal problems and fatigue of playing a real person being portrayed as brooding and villainous. [2] However, Epstein temporarily returned to the show in 2016, where he reprised his role opposite fellow Canadian actor Chilina Kennedy, who starred as Carole. [2]

In 2016, Epstein starred as a closeted gay man in the off-Broadway show Straight. [13] [14] He said of the script:

"What resonated with me is how a straight person is just a person, but a gay person is a gay person—it's part of the title you give somebody...I thought the whole angle that the play takes about not a fear of coming out but a fear of definition, a fear of being labeled as a gay man, was an argument that's not really made in our sort of post-acceptance society. It's not about a guy who's afraid of coming out..." [13]

At the 2019 Toronto Fringe Festival, Epstein premiered his solo cabaret show Boy Falls From the Sky. The show is a retelling of his experiences in show business, including his time on Degrassi: The Next Generation , the challenges of auditioning for musicals, and his experiences on the ill-fated musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark . [15] Epstein was encouraged to write the show at the encouragement of his wife, who he credits with helping him realizing the power and authenticity of "...somebody with a microphone, telling a true story, something that's funny or horrific or whatever..." [12] Mirvish Productions expressed interest in the show, and presented it at the Royal Alexandra Theatre between April 19 and May 29, 2022 and received widespread positive reviews. [2] Epstein has since performed the show across Canada, including in Hamilton, Barrie, and in Quebec at the Segal Centre for Performing Arts. [16] [17] [18]

Television

After appearing on the TV show The Zack Files , he played Craig Manning on Degrassi: The Next Generation for five seasons and won the Gemini Award. [19] The character of Craig became a musician on the show and had to cope with parental abuse and bipolar disorder. Epstein said, "At the time, mental illness was not really something anyone was talking about. There was a huge stigma attached — I had never seen [bipolar disorder] on TV, and certainly not in a teenager. I loved the opportunity to portray someone who was conflicted and not perfect..." Craig impregnated a girl named Manny who gets an abortion, and Epstein noted that those episodes were "initially banned" in the United States. [20] Epstein indicated that he "got the chance to really flesh out this guy that felt like a darker extension of me." [21]

He left Degrassi during the fifth season to attend the National Theatre School of Canada in Montreal and made theater his new focus. Epstein said, "One of the things I love about theatre is how raw it is. There's no faking it… I really wanted to have a base in theatre, and that kind of opened up all these doors for me." Epstein returned to Degrassi for minor guest appearances in season 6–8. [22]

Epstein played "geeky FBI computer nerd" Chuck Russink in the American TV show Designated Survivor (2016–2018). It was cancelled by ABC after two seasons, and he was no longer in the show when it was picked up and aired by Netflix for a third season. [23]

Personal life

Epstein married actress Vanessa Smythe in 2018. They welcomed their first child, son Miles August Epstein, on May 25, 2023. [24]

Theatre credits

YearProductionRoleTheatreCategoryRef.
1999 Our Town Joe Crowell Royal Alexandra Theatre Soulpepper Theatre / Mirvish Productions [7]
Oliver! Artful Dodger Princess of Wales Theatre Mirvish Productions
2008-2009Cinderella: The Sillylicious Family MusicalPrince George Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2009 Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead CBSix Degrees TheatreRegional: Toronto [8]
2009-2010 Spring Awakening Melchior GaborFirst National Tour [25]
2010-2011Beauty and the Beast: The Savagely Silly Family MusicalPrince Zack / The Beast Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2011 Billy Elliot the Musical Tony Elliot Canon Theatre Mirvish Productions [26]
2011-2012 American Idiot WillFirst National Tour [27]
2012-2013 Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark alt. Peter Parker/Spider-Man Foxwoods Theatre Broadway [28]
2013 Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Gerry Goffin Curran Theatre Pre-Broadway engagement: San Francisco [11]
2013-2014 Stephen Sondheim Theatre Broadway
2016StraightBen Acorn Theatre Off-Broadway [29]
2016-2017 Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Gerry Goffin Stephen Sondheim Theatre Broadway [30]
2019Boy Falls From the SkyHimselfSupermarket Bar Toronto Fringe Festival [31]
2019Dear Jack, Dear Louise Jack Ludwig Arena Stage Washington, D.C. [32]
2022Boy Falls From the SkyHimself Royal Alexandra Theatre Mirvish Productions [17]
2023Five Points Theatre Barrie, Ontario [16]
Theatre Aquarius Hamilton, Ontario [33]
Sylvan Adams Theatre Segal Centre for Performing Arts [18]
2024The Last TimbitShane Elgin Theatre [34]

Filmography

Film

YearFilmRoleNotes
2004Crown HeightsN/A
2007 Charlie Bartlett Dustin Lauderbach
2012 Blood Pressure Josh Trestman
2013JesseJesse TurnerShort film
2015 4th Man Out Marc the artist
As I Like HerJimmyShort film
Borealis Fergus
Full Out Coach Pierce
2016ZaideSaulShort film
2018 Mouthpiece Danny

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1999Ricky's RoomBradley
Real Kids, Real AdventuresChris GilmoreEpisode: "Lost & Found: The Richard Prieur Story"
2000 Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire DuffyTelevision movie
Quints BradTelevision movie
2000–2002 The Zack Files Cam DunleavyMain role
2002–2009 Degrassi: The Next Generation Craig Manning Main role (seasons 2–5); guest role (seasons 6–8)
2003 The Eleventh Hour Jacob McGibbonEpisode: "Shelter"
Girls v. Boys HimselfContestant Hawaii
2005 Radio Free Roscoe Jackson TorranceEpisode: "Musical Influences"
2006 Angela's Eyes BradEpisode: "Undercover Eyes"
2007 The Good Witch BradEpisodes: "Halloween Prophecy, parts 1 & 2"
2008 Paradise Falls JimEpisodes: "Revelations", "Stardust"
2009 Being Erica Malcolm AbramsEpisode: "Battle Royale"
Degrassi Goes Hollywood Craig Manning Teleivision movie
2011 My Babysitter's a Vampire David StachowskiEpisode: "Blue Moon"
2012 Murdoch Mysteries Eddie DriscolEpisode: "Murdoch Night in Canada"
2015 Remedy Jake RubenEpisodes: "Fight or Flight", "Day One"
Charming ChristmasWoodyTelevision movie
2016–2017 Degrassi: Next Class Craig ManningEpisodes: "#ThrowBackThursday", "FactsOnly"
2016–2018 Designated Survivor Chuck RussinkRecurring role
2017–2019 Suits Brian AltmanRecurring role (seasons 7–9)
2017 Gone StephenEpisode: "Ride"
BackstageClive RichieSeason 2 Episode 25
Home for the HolidaysCharles PonziTelevision movie
2019 Frankie Drake Mysteries Bruce FordhamEpisode: "A Brother in Arms"
Mistletoe & MenorahsJonathan SilverTelevision movie
A Storybook ChristmasTaylor HaldwayTelevision movie
2020 Star Trek: Discovery Dr AttisEpisode: "Die Trying"
Christmas at Maple CreekCarterTelevision movie
2021Eight Gifts of HanukkahDaniel MyersTelevision movie
2022 The Umbrella Academy Alphonso Hargreeves / Sparrow Number FourRecurring role (season 3)
Hudson & Rex Todd HarveyEpisode: "Den of Snakes"
2022–2023 The Hardy Boys Mr. Adrian MunderRecurring role (seasons 2–3)
2023The Wedding ContractAdamTelevision movie
What We Do for LoveJason SharpeTelevision movie
Laughing All the WayMike BaxterTelevision movie
Sincerely Truly ChristmasRobert RileyTelevision movie

Discography

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2001 Young Artist Awards Best Performance in a TV Movie (Comedy) – Supporting Young Actor Quints Nominated [35]
2003Best Ensemble in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) Degrassi: The Next Generation Nominated [36]
Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) – Leadying Young ActorNominated [36]
Gemini Awards Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or SeriesWon [37]
2004Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or SeriesNominated [38]
Young Artist AwardsBest Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) – Leadying Young ActorNominated [39]
2005Outstanding Young Performers in a TV SeriesNominated [40]
2006Best Young Ensemble Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama)Nominated [41]
2018Hollywood North Film AwardsBest Performance – Canadian Short FilmOkay / The Talk / Zaide / Hypostasis / I Lost My MindNominated [42]
2022 Dora Mavor Moore Awards Outstanding New MusicalBoy Falls From the SkyNominated [43]
Outstanding Performance in a Leading RoleNominated

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