Who's Who

David R. Jarrott

David is the Founding Artistic Director of Jarrott Productions and has produced or co-produced all of JP’s Main Stage, Digital Stage, and Workshop productions to date. Additionally, he has performed 9 productions, and has directed 10 of them. Earlier this year, David made his New York City directing debut with an Actors Equity Showcase production of DESTINATION.

In a previous lifetime, Dave Jarrott was a morning radio personality on several Texas radio stations, and was a 2011 inductee to the Texas Radio Hall of Fame. His career also included television news anchoring, as well as many years as an award-winning media copywriter, producer, and director.

Jennifer A. Anderson

Jennifer has worked in the Austin theatre community for the past 20 years. Production management credits include MIRROR LAKE, DIAL M FOR MURDER, POTUS, A MILLION MORE TO GO, HOME, I’M DARLING, and DEATHTRAP with Jarrott Productions. As Stage Manager, Jennifer has helmed DIAL M FOR MURDER, THE SHARK IS BROKEN, HOME, I’M DARLING (B. Iden Payne award nominee), MOTHER OF THE MAID, and SIGNIFICANT OTHER. Other Stage Manager credits include A TUNA CHRISTMAS (Penfold Theatre); MY CHILDREN! MY AFRICA!, THE SEAGULL, and WOLF HALL (Austin Shakespeare); MATILDA! THE MUSICAL and FOOTLOOSE (Zilker Theatre Productions). Assistant Stage Manager: WE MIGHT BE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING (Local Opera Local Artists); FLIGHT, THE ITALIAN GIRL IN ALGIERS, LA TRAVIATA, HANSEL AND GRETEL, L’ÉTOILE, LA BOHÉME, DIALOGUES DES CARMÉLITES, RIGOLETTO (Austin Opera). Jennifer was the Artistic Administrator for Spotlight on Opera from 2009 to 2011 and a production assistant, crew member, stage manager, and house manager at ZACH from 2005 to 2009.

Caroline Cearley

Caroline Cearley is a theatre director and North Carolina native now based in Austin, Texas. She holds a BFA in Theatre Directing from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, where she directed productions including DANGEROUS CORNER by J.B. Priestley, Agatha Christie’s THE RATS, and her own adaptations of the horror short stories THE YELLOW WALLPAPER and IF DAMON COMES.

This is her fourth time working with Jarrott Productions, most recently directing MIRROR LAKE by Steven Dietz. She is deeply grateful to be a part of the JP family once again for DESTINATION.

Oskar Brian

Oskar is a performer, puppeteer, and stage manager. Previously, he worked with Jarrott Productions on POTUS. He has stage managed for Malum Malus Burlesque, Grackle Jack’s The E(XMAS)IST, and Different Stages the past year. He teaches puppetry, ceramics, and theatre to students with Creative Action and beyond. He received a BA at Southwestern and has continued making theatre with other alumni around Austin with GOBSMACKED. 

MacKenzie Mulligan

Regional credits include DEATHTRAP, HOME, I’M DARLING, POTUS, THE SHARK IS BROKEN, DIAL M, MIRROR LAKE (Jarrott Productions), RENT, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, ROCK OF AGES (San Antonio Broadway Theatre), REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES, STEEL MAGNOLIAS (Classic Theatre) THE WIZARD OF OZ, HAIRSPRAY (San Pedro Playhouse) SECRETS OF THE SEA COMMERCIAL (Literati). National credits include ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE, DISASTER! (Omaha Comm. Playhouse), DESTINATION (4 Girls Film Productions) CAIN PARK SUMMER CONCERT SERIES 2021(Cain Park), SHERWOOD, STEEL MAGNOLIAS (Creede Repertory Theatre), BOOK OF MAMAW (Barter Theater), AMELIA, ALICE IN WONDERLAND, CLEMENTINE THE MUSICAL, and JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH (Barter Players). www.mackenziemulligan.com

Michael Davis

Kathryn Goshorn

Kathryn is a New York–based theatre artist and fine artist. She holds an MFA in Painting from the New York Academy of Art and a BFA from the University of Georgia. Her background spans visual art, scenic art, and performance, with professional experience including scenic painting for SLEEP NO MORE (NYC). Kathryn is also an actor and director in training at The Acting Studio New York.

Rossina Lozoya

Rossina is happy to make her JP Productions debut with DESTINATION. She has recently returned to Texas after working for cruise lines including Oceania, Norwegian, Regent, and Margatitaville at Sea. National Costume design credits include MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR & SPRING AWAKENING (KSU), ALWAYS PATSY CLINE and NATIVE GARDENS (CRT), ALIEN/NATION (Hair & Makeup Designer & Assistant Costume Designer for Williamstown Theatre Festival). Other Costume Design credits include PUFFS and MACBETH (SAC), REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES (Classic Theatre of San Antonio), SEUSSICAL, EL NOGALAR (National & Regional Winner for Costume Design), BUNCO STATE, OEDIPUS (TXST). www.rossinalozoya.com

Kaitlyn Hartnagel

Kaitlyn is a recent graduate of Texas State University and currently serves as a Properties Artisan at ZACH Theatre. This is her seventh production with Jarrott Productions. Previous credits include Prop Manager: DEATHTRAP (Jarrott Productions), A MILLION MORE TO GO (Jarrott Productions), POTUS (Jarrott Productions), THE SHARK IS BROKEN (Jarrott Productions), DIAL M FOR MURDER (Jarrott Productions), WHEN THOU WAKEST (TXST), OH, TO BE PURE AGAIN (TXST), XANADU (Creede Repertory Theatre), THE 39 STEPS (Creede Repertory Theatre), THE FANTASTICKS (Creede Repertory Theatre), and SILENT SKY (Creede Repertory Theatre). Assistant Prop Manager: SHE KILLS MONSTERS (TXST), URINETOWN (TXST), and LEGALLY BLONDE (Zilker Theatre Productions). Prop Artisan: CHARLOTTE'S WEB (ZACH Theatre), MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (ZACH Theatre), ZAPATA (ZACH Theatre), and DEAR EVAN HANSEN (ZACH Theatre).

Craig Brock

Brooke Sauerwein

Brooke is a recent graduate from Texas State University with her BFA in Theatre Technical Production. She last worked for JP on MIRROR LAKE as Assistant Sound Designer and Audio Engineer, DIAL M FOR MURDER as Assistant Sound Designer and Audio Engineer, THE SHARK IS BROKEN as Audio Engineer, and POTUS when she was both Sound Designer and Audio Engineer.  She's had the privilege of working with the Santa Fe Opera as an A/V Apprentice & A/V Staff Technician on operas such as LA TRAVIATA, LA BOHEME, DIE WALKURE, and THE RIGHTEOUS (World Premiere). She's currently working as the Assistant Director of the A/V Department at the Santa Fe Opera, and outside of the Summertime she spends her time as a freelance audio extraordinaire in the greater Austin area.

Monroe Oxley

Monroe is a passionate storyteller, artist, and educator whose work bridges the worlds of theatre, film, photography, and creative writing. A native Texan with a deep appreciation for the arts, Monroe has spent over 16 years as a Technical Director and scenic designer, shaping theatrical productions with his keen eye for detail and commitment to craftsmanship. His expertise extends into education, where he has been inspiring students for more than 15 years, helping them develop both the technical skills and artistic vision necessary to bring stories to life on stage and screen.

Miguel De Hoyos

Will Gibson Douglas

Will is an award-nominated actor, director, and producer based in Austin and serves as Producing Artistic Director of Jarrott Productions. There, he has directed A MILLION MORE TO GO, HOME, I’M DARLING (B. IDEN PAYNE AWARD nomination), and THE PACT, and appeared in THE SHARK IS BROKEN, THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT, and SIGNIFICANT OTHER, receiving B. Iden Payne Award nominations for all three. He has also worked with other companies across Austin in various capacities, including Ground Floor Theatre, Different Stages, Street Corner Arts and more. He is also a company member at The VORTEX Repertory Company.

Nick Capelle

Nick is a graphic designer who focuses on clear, accessible, and visually cohesive work, with an emphasis on strong ideas, thoughtful details, and polished execution. He is especially interested in how visual systems, typography, and storytelling come together to shape engaging digital and visual experiences.

Julia Chereson