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Phoenix Theater, SF, Mar 26- Apr 4, Thurs-Sat 8pm.
Directed by Rose Haag, Starring Reuben Alvear, Thomas Cokenias and Mary Marxen, Assistant Director Rose Matthews, Sets by Nick Hall, Drums by Dan Souza, Sound by Mark Haag, Graphic Design by Alexandra Palomino, Publicity by Jazmine Allen, Photography by Greg Clarke, Video by Philip Blankenship.
Hughie, by Eugene O'Neill, at Waterfront Playhouse & Conservatory, 2014. Directed by Rose Haag, Starring Thomas Cokenias and Scott Ragle. Sets and props by Nicholas Hall, Sound by Mark Haag, Dramaturgy by Jenna May Cass. Photo by Nick Kretz.
Maximum Summer: The Bepstein Documentary is a 53-minute film about a 26-year-old man who doesn't want to grow up. Ben Epstein is the bassist in DC punk trio The Max Levine Ensemble, he's the guy who controls the Jumbotron for the Baltimore Orioles. His favorite things are the same as when he was 14: pizza, ice cream and kickball. Maximum Summer follows a project called song-a-day, in which Ben ("Bepstein") attempts to write and record a song a day for a month. At first, the recording sessions are a gathering place for all the kids in the neighborhood. But soon Bepstein's friend group begins to fragment and he must face some realities about getting older... Watch the whole film on Youtube here.