Eric Leas is a scenic artist and fabricator who has worked with Jobsite Theater for nearly two years. Since joining the company on The Smuggler, he has continued to help realize Jobsite’s distinctive theatrical vision across subsequent productions, contributing specialty scenic elements, revisions, and custom fabrication in support of the company’s highly physical and visually driven work.

His contributions with Jobsite include large-scale scenic builds and sculpted foam elements, notably a futuristic shard effect created for the company’s reimagined vision of Macbeth, as well as extensive set revisions for a Shakespearean production featuring Victorian-inspired detailing.

Outside of Jobsite, Eric works as a prop maker and scenic fabricator, with props featured in the Fallout television series. His professional experience includes creating theatrical and environmental elements for major amusement parks, installations for Lowry Park Zoo, and scenic work for haunted attractions throughout the region, drawing on a background that blends fabrication, sculptural techniques, and animation-influenced design.

He is pleased to continue contributing to the work of Jobsite.