Jake McCready
Jake McCready
Investigation Discovery appearance
Jake will appear on Investigation Discovery in Episode 2 of the new series A Body in The Basement. Tune in Wednesday, July 26th at 9:00PM. (check local listings) A Body in The Basement
Tribeca Premiere
Let Me Go (The Right Way) officially premieres June 11 at Tribeca Festival 2022 in the world acclaimed Village East Angelika. At-home streaming tickets can be purchased for the “Call Me Crazy” short festival Here. Let Me Go (The Right Way) is directed by Destry Allyn Spielberg, written by Owen King, and starring Hopper Penn, Brian D’Arcy James, Pooya Mohseni, and Jake McCready. Music by Mark Foster of Foster and The People. Produced by Josh Kesselman, Thruline Entertainment, and Go Be One Motion Pictures. Let Me Go (The Right Way) is an official selection of the Tribeca Festival 2022.
History Channel appearance
UPCOMING
Jake is featured as a 1930’s bread baker in History Channel’s upcoming Season 3 episode 5 of The Food That Built America. Airing on Sunday March 27 at 9:00 pm.
Muderville TX podcast feat. Jake
Murderville, an investigative podcast hosted by senior Intercept reporters examines the systemic failures that lead to wrongful convictions.
Murderville, Texas: Season Two takes listeners to the death penalty capital of the country, where producers investigate a disturbing crime, a startling confession, and a story that doesn’t add up. Jake plays Charles Raby is episodes 1 and 3.
Listen to Murderville, TX here or anywhere you listen to podcasts!
Upcoming SAG Film
Jake recently wrapped filming on The Rightway, a short film directed by Destry Spielberg featuring Brian Darcy James and Hopper Penn. Premiering sometime in 2022. Keep your eyes peeled for this psychological thriller penned by Owen King at upcoming film festivals!
Jake and Misha Bouvion
Misha and Jake meet up in the break room to talk badly about particular guests at an event they’re working and quickly come to a stark realization. I hate people that order tea.
BrennanBabbles ft Jake
Jake teams up with funny man Brennan Lowery in BrennanBabbles’ latest video. Childish Gabino and Donald Glover are definitely the same person…right? Keep your eyes out for more Brennan and Jake clips soon.
54 Below gets Presidential
Jake as John Adams as he faces off with his best friend he loves to hate, George Washington/Ellie MacPherson in Happy Birthday, Mr. President. Take an in-depth look as we salute/strike down the individuals lucky enough to be called POTUS.
Happy Birthday, Mr. President has been performed at 54 below, Caveat, The Green Room 42, and more.
Jake McCready and Ellie MacPherson in Happy Birthday, Mr. President Michael Kushner Photography
Jake McCready and Ellie MacPherson in Happy Birthday, Mr. President Michael Kushner Photography
Quotes
Quotes
"Mr. McCready, a New York-based actor and director, creates a fascinating character as he plunges into outbursts of verbal and physical emotionality and violence." - Town Topics [God of Carnage]
"Jake McCready is properly menacing as The Old Man, even when he’s not moving a muscle (which sometimes happens for several minutes at a time)." - DC Metro Arts [Fool for Love]
Stats
Stats
"Jake McCready as Guildenstern [is] particularly compelling in [his] role and carries the demanding wit and pace of Stoppard's language with confident clarity."- Broadway World [Rosencrantz and Guildernstern are dead]
"Jake McCready makes for a vocally assured Proprietor, the ghostly character who operates the shooting gallery in which the musical takes place."- Talking Broadway [Assassins]