"...one of the most essential voices in Austin theatre."
-Austin Arts Watch

Pictured, L-R: Web Burkley, Tobie Minor & Martina Ohlhauser

Pictured, L-R: David R. Jarrott & Tyler Jones

Pictured, L-R: Susan Myburgh & Will Gibson Douglas

Pictured, L-R: Web Burkley, Tobie Minor & Martina Ohlhauser
Announcing Season 12!

One that's messy. One that's spooky. And one that's bittersweet.​​​​



Bisexual Sadness by India Kotis—Faye is getting married to a man she truly loves, but loving him means fighting to stay part of the queer community she calls home. A warm, messy, genuinely funny exploration of identity, belonging, and love. Directed by JP Producing Artistic Director Will Gibson Douglas.
Trinity Street Playhouse | Nov 5–22
The Weir by Conor McPherson—an atmospheric, quietly unsettling play set in a rural Irish pub on a stormy night, where five people confide the stories they can't explain. Directed by Caroline Cearley (JP's 2025 Mirror Lake.)
Trinity Street Playhouse | Feb 18–Mar 7
Summer, 1976 by David Auburn—set against the backdrop of America's Bicentennial celebration, this bittersweet, comic memory play captures the experience of a friendship between two women that shouldn't work, but does. Directed by JP Founding Artistic Director David R. Jarrott.
Hyde Park Theatre | May 13–29
Join The JP Family!
There are many ways to get involved and engaged with our company!​​​​
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Are you a designer, technician or skilled artisan looking for work? We are currently accepting informal submissions of resumes to add to our database for this coming and future seasons! Email jarrottproductions@gmail.com with a resume and a little bit about you. All production team members are paid positions, at varying stipend levels.
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Want to volunteer? We rely on volunteers for front of house, box office, events, and more. It's a great way to be part of the JP community — and volunteers often get to see our shows for free! Email jarrottproductions@gmail.com to get added to our volunteer list and learn about current opportunities.​​
Help Us Keep Telling Stories Like These

Since 2015, Jarrott Productions has brought Austin 23 Main Stage productions, 4 Digital Stage productions, and 3 Opening Act Initiative readings of new work by Austin-area playwrights — hiring mostly Austin-area talent along the way, and employing nearly 400 local artists and artisans.
Jarrott Productions has historically received little national, state, or local grant funding, and grant funding overall remains in a state of flux, with no guarantee from year to year. Like most nonprofit theaters, we continue to rely on the community of supporters like you to sustain our work.
In line with national trends, less than 50% of our seasonal production budgets are recouped from ticket sales. Approximately 90% of every dollar from ticket sales and donations stays right here in Austin and Central Texas, going directly toward artist pay, royalties, venue costs, and everything else it takes to bring a season to life.
As we look ahead together, no gift is too small to help us continue to tell universal, relatable stories.




































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