VIDEO: Jake Epstein Gets Sorted In His Hogwarts House

His one man play runs April 19 to May 29 at the Royal Alex.

By: Alan Henry Feb. 23, 2022

Watch Toronto-based actor and writer Jake Epstein (TV's Degrassi: The New Generation, and Broadway's Spider-man: Turn Off the Dark and Beautiful) faces his fears and finally dons the Hogwarts Sorting Hat.

Jake Epstein's exuberant and bittersweet musical love letter to show business, Boy Falls From the Sky was originally performed at the 2019 Toronto Fringe Festival, where it was a sold-out hit and received great acclaim. Chris Hoile of NOW Magazine rated the show 5 out of 5 and called it "cabaret of the highest caliber." Mooney on Theatre described it as "pitch-perfect.

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