Jarrott Productions | Theatre Company | Austin, TX

Coming June 2024!

Next up at Trinity Street Playhouse is a timely new play by Austin's Max Langert, A Million More To Go. Jarrott Productions is co-producing this new work with Cinnamon Path Productions June 13-30.

Tickets available soon!

Opening Act Initiative Winners!

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At the beginning of this, Jarrott Productions 9th Season, we announced our Opening Act Initiative—providing an opportunity for emerging writers from marginalized or underserved communities in the greater Austin area, with a goal of presenting a workshop production of previously unproduced work from a local playwright.

Our panel of readers has chosen not one, but TWO playwrights to be featured during our spring and summer residencies at Trinity Street Playhouse!

Also in June, Jarrott Productions will present a workshop production of Mom and Pop by Carl Gonzales.

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Playwright Gonzales is a Mexican/Indigenous Director, Playwright, and Actor. Recent directing credits include Anna In The Tropics (B. Iden Payne award winner) La Pastorela, La Planchada (Playwright, Frontera Fest best of fest 2023) and Even Flowers Bloom in Hell, Sometimes. Coming up next, he will be co- directing Clyde’s by Lynn Nottage at Ground Floor Theatre.

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Pale Human Garbage People by Ty Spencer Hoppe, was performed April 3rd at Trinity Street Playhouse.

This dark comedy centers around the Wilcox family, and everyone in town knows they are NOT a nice family. But when the opportunity to better himself comes knocking, Colby Wilcox is determined to take it. Problem is, he’ll have to get past his degenerate kinfolk to do it.

Playwright Hoppe is a UT-Austin graduate with dual degrees in English and Theatre, and has taught Advanced English on the secondary level here in Austin for the past 12 years. Previous work has been presented at Fronterafest, Scriptworks’ Out of Ink, among other showcases. In his work, Hoppe seeks to balance comedy and drama by placing characters in situations both grounded in reality and absurd in nature.