Tia Jemison graduated from USF with degrees in Psychology and Theatre Performance. Professional credits include the Straz Center’s ‘S Wonderful, USF’s 100 Saints You Should Know and Hair,
“ranney” most recently portrayed Hedley in the Nevada Conservatory Theater production of August Wilson’s Seven Guitars. He was in The Bomb-itty of Errors productions in
Brian M. Smallheer Brian Smallheer [he/him] (Scenic Design and Technical Direction) received his education from Harrison Center for the Visual and Performing Arts, Polk Community College
Ned Averill-Snell has previously appeared at Jobsite in Gloucester Blue, Twelfth Night and other plays. He has also appeared locally at Tampa Repertory Theatre (A
Katrina Stevenson Artistic Associate Katrina Stevenson most recently appeared onstage with Jobsite Theater in Hand to God (Margery), Romeo and Juliet (Tybalt), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Puck), and in the air
David M. Jenkins Producing Artistic Director Board of Directors – Member David M. Jenkins [he/him] is a co-founder and the Producing Artistic Director of Jobsite.
Paul J. Potenza Artistic Associate Paul J. Potenza has worked as an actor and director in the Tampa Bay area for over 30 years. He
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