Destination
by Jarrott Productions
May. 14 - May. 31
Thursdays-Sundays
When 83-year-old widower and retired architect Howard Wright faces unexpected personal and health-related crises, he escapes his Houston assisted living facility determined to overcome his own stasis by taking matters into his own hands.
Destination is a bittersweet, yet humorous look at life and love among a generation that is on the losing end of both of those notions.
JP Founding Artistic Director David R. Jarrott directs a cast of Austin and JP favorites—Bob Beare (The Shark is Broken) leads as Howard, joined by Janelle Buchanan (Deathtrap) as Gigi, Devon Ragsdale (Dial M For Murder) as Jennifer, and Karen Jambon (The Frog Prince) as Caroline. Making their JP debuts are Valencia Lee as Alma and Joshua Nuñez as Robert.
The production team includes Producing Artistic Director Will Gibson Douglas, Production Manager & Production Stage Manager Jennifer A. Anderson, Assistant Director & Rehearsal Stage Manager Caroline Cearley, Lighting Designer MacKenzie Mulligan, Props Designer Kaitlyn Hartnagel, Sound Designer Craig M. Brock, Assistant Sound Designer & Audio Engineer Brooke Sauerwein, Costume Designer Kathryn Goshorn, Wardrobe Coordinator Rossina Lozoya, with Scenic Design by EnHaus Design, and Graphics by Nick Capelle.
For more information, visit www.jarrottproductions.com/destination.
Destination
by George Ayres
Jarrott Productions
May 14 - May 31, 2026
Black Box Theatre, 4th floor, First Baptist Church
901 Trinity Street
Austin, TX, 78701
May 14 – May 31, 2026
Thursdays–Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 2:30 pm.
Trinity Street Playhouse, 901 Trinity St., inside First Church – Austin, TX.
Tickets range from $15–$35 and go on sale April 13. Discounted pricing at every performance and Supporter tickets helping make that possible.
With just 50 seats per performance, availability is limited—get your tickets now for this intimate, poignant story.
Reserve seats via Jarrott Productions' Ticketweb page.
The official Champagne Opening Night is Friday, May 15.
Runtime is approximately 90 minutes with no intermission.
