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

Home, I'm Darling (2024)

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

Freud's Last Session (2015)

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

Significant Other (2018)

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

Home, I'm Darling (2024)

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

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Thank you for 10 years of Jarrott Productions!

What a ride it has been, from our first season—which had only one production, Freud’s Last Session—to our recently concluded season, which included three solid critical and box office favorites, POTUS, The Shark Is Broken, and Dial M For Murder!

Since 2015 Jarrott Productions has brought you 21 Main Stage productions, 4 Digital productions, and 3 Workshop productions. These stories have touched on family dynamics, white privilege, political hijinks, murder, duplicity, aging, morality, race, tribes, displacement, sexual awakening, sacrifice, missing pets, and kissing frogs.

And we have more stories to tell.

Since 2015, Jarrott Productions Artistic Director has been David R. Jarrott. He has guided the company, chosen the titles, produced or co-produced all of the plays, acted in several of the productions, as well as directing many of them.

Since 2018, Will Gibson Douglas has been a valued member of this family, as an actor, House Manager, director, producer, and most recently as Managing Director.

And beginning this month, Will becomes the new Artistic Director of Jarrott Productions, while David continues as Founding Artistic Director but steps back from much of the day-to-day administrative duties.

Help us secure our future for 10 more years!

For the past year, Jarrott Productions has received no national, state, or local grant funding. And any future City of Austin arts grant funding is currently in a state of flux, with no definite resolution or timeline in place. We have relied, and continue to rely, on contributions from our generous patrons and supporters.

In line with national trends, less than 50% of our seasonal production budgets are recouped from ticket sales.

As we look ahead together, no gift is too small to help us continue to tell universal, relatable, stories.

Donate Today!