NewsPHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Day in the Life of Max Crumm, Star of New Off-Broadway Rock MusicalMax Crumm, who starred in the most recent Broadway revival of Grease, is back on the New York stage in the new Off-Broadway musical F#%king Up Everything. Check out his day at work and play, with some cameos from a few familiar faces.
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April 12, 2013
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PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Day in the Life of Max Crumm, Star of New Off-Broadway Rock Musical
PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: A Day in the Life of Max Crumm, Star of New Off-Broadway Rock Musical
Max Crumm, who starred in the most recent Broadway revival of Grease, is back on the New York stage in the new Off-Broadway musical F#%king Up Everything. Check out his day at work and play, with some cameos from a few familiar faces. Read the Playbill.com story.
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I wake up in the morning looking AMAZING… and i take a second to remind myself who I am, and where I came from.
Max Crumm
I hop on the couch with my Dog Birdie! To watch some TV to wake me up!
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Just some "People's Court"… SOMEbody's guilty...
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Just making sure that my hair looks amazing....
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Birdie always looks amazing... she is a 3 year old Labrador and I love her.
I stop by Cinderella on Broadway to get my daily foot massage from Laura Osnes! She's the best! And its FREE...
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We ALWAYS work out together afterwards...
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She loves the shake weight...
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:-)
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I always stop by Juice Generation to steal their tips! (so I have money for lunch)
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This is Taylor Trensch. I have lunch or dinner with him sometimes… I absolutely HATE him...
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Then I head to the theater for m'show!! I catch Jason Gotay (also late for sound check) waitin' by the elevator!
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M' Dressing room
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Grab my mic! And head to the theater to watch...
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Lisa Birnbaum singing her face off!!! Her face literally fell on the floor after this picture.
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But then she sewed it back on. Lisa Birnbaum is a Goddess...
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After soundcheck Jason and I plank for 3 and a half hours… because there is a scene where we strip down to our BOXERS/Briefs… (ladies) ;) AND (gentlemen) ;)
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Just a pre-show pic with Katherine Cozumel… she is a model.
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This is Doug Widick.. He is so talented and funny... and SUPER SINGLE, ladies.
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He also has Super Powers… so, don't make him angry!
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George Salazar helps Jason cover up his chest with a little foundation... they are SUCH good friends.
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Dawn Cantwell is a SUPERSTAR. And we are totally not on drugs in this picture.
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Soo good...
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We stay focused.
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The CAST. We love Selfies.
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Eli and Adam are rockstars! Eli NEVER wears pants though.
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The gang stays SUPER focused during a post-show talk back.
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Hanging with some of my best pals after the show, to see some drag.
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Then back home to Birdie!!!
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And to start painting my living room this crazy yellow color with my roommate Angela. She's a sexy blonde girl.
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One last shot with my Best Bud! Come out and see us f*** up everything!!
Produced by Jeremy Handelman/Off The Leash Productions, the rock musical comedy by David Eric Davis and Sam Forman began previews March 25.
The cast comprises Crumm as Christian Mohammed Schwartzelberg with Lisa Birnbaum, Dawn Cantwell, Katherine Cozumel, Jason Gotay, George Salazar and Douglas Widick.
The new musical has music and lyrics by David Eric Davis and a book by Sam Forman and Davis. It is directed and choreographed by Jen Wineman with orchestrations and music supervision by Matt Hinkley and music direction by Eli Zoller.
F#%king Up Everything is billed as a "rock musical comedy with heart. Set in today's Brooklyn indie music scene, it is an old-fashioned boy-meets-girl love story for the 21st century. When these hipsters aren't true to who they are, they screw up everything. Especially love. And no one screws up more than children’s puppeteer Christian Mohammed Schwartzelberg when he meets singer-songwriter Juliana, the girl of his dreams."
The production also has set design by Deb O, sound design by Mike Tracey, costume design by Melissa Trn, puppet design by David Valentine and lighting design by Joel E. Silver.
The Elektra Theatre is located at 669 8th Avenue, between 42nd and 43rd Streets. Tickets are $25-$79 and can be purchased by calling (866) 811-4111 or visiting f*ckingupeverything.com.
