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This Is How Jeremy Davis Goes... In the Robe for 'Floyd Collins!'

"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."

Jeremy Davis stands onstage in the Robe with his back to the house, smiling in the Robe with his arms reached up. — 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's back is visible, in the Robe, as his arms reach out to both Clyde Voce and Cole Vaughn in a dressing room. — Davis blesses castmates Clyde Voce (left) and Cole Vaughan. Photo by Jeffrey Bateman.

Davis's back is visible, in the Robe, as he embraces an emotional looking Wade McCollum, both of them kneeling on the floor of a dressing room. — Davis and castmate Wade McCollum share a moment of blessing. Photo by Jeffrey Bateman.

Davis, smiling, arms outstretched, circles the stage in the Robe with people sticking their hands out to reach him. — Davis circles the stage three times, as the ritual dictates. Photo by David Thorn.
**Watch the video of the ceremony**