Just wanted to give a shout-out to my close friend Madeline Wise for her new role on HBO’s ‘Crashing’. I promise you will be seeing more of her, she’s a gem.
“Madeline Wise is set for a recurring arc on the upcoming third season of HBO’s Crashing, from Pete Holmes and Judd Apatow. Created by and starring Holmes, Crashingdraws on Holmes’ own experiences as a comedian, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the world of stand-up comedy. Wise will play an outgoing city girl who inspires Pete to embrace his ambition. Wise has received critical praise for her role in Cute Activistat Brooklyn’s Bushwick Starr theater. She also stars in the comedy web series Whatever This Is,directed by Adam Goldman. Her theater credits include Winnie Holzman’s Choice,and The Outs,and The Peacekeepers,directed by Charlie Reeves. She is represented by Bret Adams in New York and Insight in Los Angeles.”
Source: Deadline Hollywood
➡️madelinewise.com
“Bed-Stuy Twenty Five” — (Preview)
I recently moved to Bed-Stuy and wanted to photograph and share some of the people I have met in the neighborhood to show the inclusion and diversity here “by the content of their character.” – Martin Luther King Jr.
As neighborhoods change, often the history and the people who made it special are overshadowed by whatever the current buzzword is for the next neighborhood people want to move to. Something that is a part of NYC culture it seems.
I’ve lived in many different states, cities and even different parts of NY and for me, Bed-Stuy has been the most magnetic, friendly and real. Sure it has its challenges. There is no perfect neighborhood, apartment, job, etc. but it has an honesty and a genuine nature that so many other parts of NYC simulate.
Project includes: shop owners, postal workers, people I met off the train, in the park and playing chess and just walking around in the neighborhood.
“5 Moments” (series) with Rachel Kent — Comedian and Actor
http://www.rachelkent.net
Instagram @rachelkentnyc