Here’s Brett in Season 2, Episode 4 of Friends from College.
Had an absolute blast shooting with these comedic geniuses.
Brett will be acting in the hilarious Gracie Gardner‘s short play, as a part of Fa-la-la-la-la-la, la-la-BRUNCH at Ensemble Studio Theater!
This SUNDAY, DEC 9TH
Two showtimes: 12pm and 3:00pm
Brunch, bloody marys, and mimosas INCLUDED w/ ticket!
Co-starring Ethan Hova & Shannon Tyo
Directed by Courtney Ulrich
Brett’s latest short comedy is a hit!
9.5k views & counting!
Take a journey (and share!)… as Brett invites you… inside the struggling actor’s studio.
Brett is playing the titular nerd in Larry Shue’s THE NERD, upstate New York through July 1st!
The reviews are in!
“It is Brett Epstein as Rick, the Nerd of the title, who has the most elaborate character to play. Epstein gives a world-class performance.” -Berkshire Edge
“This group works and plays beautifully together. Epstein, of course, is the standout here – if he wasn’t, the play would falter – and what a show he puts on for us. His Rick is completely cringeworthy in the absolute best way. Playing it serious against Epstein can’t be easy.” -The Alt
“[The character] Rick may know no bounds but Epstein is shrewdly aware of bounds in a performance that knows just how far it can go without losing an audience.” -Berkshire Eagle
“Epstein has one of those wonderful faces that leaps off the stage and could, if asked, zoom to the last row of an amphitheater. The actor makes full use of it […] to make a reality-based cartoon out of his character.” -Columbia Paper
Brett has booked his next TV gig!
Look out for him in Season 2, Episode 4 of FRIENDS FROM COLLEGE on Netflix!
So much fun shooting this! Phenomenal (+ HI-larious) cast & crew!
Brett wraps up performances as Frankie in Dan McCabe’s Snackable Content, part of Spring Fling at IRT!
Reviews:
“The stars, Brett Epstein and Rosanny Zayas, really sell their characters, and their conversation feels bright and real.” -PopDust
“Sensational performances from Brett Epstein and Rosanny Zayas… An energetic pace where the humor was highlighted and the character’s creative temperaments were allowed to detonate.” -StageBiz
