"Since there isn’t usually a spotlight on us, it’s so easy for members of an ensemble to lose sight of how important their work is, so I love the Robe for its celebration of that work. The other thing I love about the Robe is that it's a tangible example of the theatre community's interconnectedness. When the robe is passed from show to show to show its path creates a web illustrating the support and love we all have for each other."
Photo by Jeffrey Bateman.
Name: Jeremy Davis
Show: Floyd Collins
Opening Night: April 21, 2025
Hometown: Grand Forks, North Dakota
Broadway Debut: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels in 2005
Professional Training: BFA in Musical Theater from the University of Michigan.
Year joined Equity: 1998
How I got my Equity card: At the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera: "Four shows in five weeks; we worked hard and played harder."
Broadway Chorus credits: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, South Pacific, 9 to 5, Billy Elliot, The People in the Picture, Ghost, Annie, The Last Ship, Cats (Robe recipient), Frozen (Robe recipient) and Floyd Collins.
Fun Fact: "I recently earned my master’s degree in creative writing."
Davis blesses castmates Clyde Voce (left) and Cole Vaughan. Photo by Jeffrey Bateman.
Davis and castmate Wade McCollum share a moment of blessing. Photo by Jeffrey Bateman.
Davis circles the stage three times, as the ritual dictates. Photo by David Thorn.
Watch the video of the ceremony
