Jerome Arthur John

Jerome Arthur John is a Dominica born actor, director, producer, writer. He is also the President and Founder of Tribal Innovations Theatre Company, a non-profit theatre company in New Jersey. Jerome began his journey in the performing arts in 2004 portraying the character of Percy in "The Miracle Worker" in his high school play. He furthered his career when he graduated with an A.A. in Theatre and Music Performance, and a B.A. in Theatre and a Minor in Musical Theatre from Montclair State University. A few years after graduating, Jerome made his directing debut with Fences by August Wilson, which was nominated for 10 Perry Awards including Outstanding Direction of a Play, Outstanding Production of a Play, and Outstanding Sound Design of a Play. Other works includes: DIRECTING: "Radio Golf" (August Wilson), "Emma and The Lost Unicorn" (Trish Sugarek); ACTING: "Memphis" (Gator), "Ragtime" (Booker T. Washington), "The 25th...Spelling Bee" (Mitch Mahoney), "Harlem Remembered" (Various); PRODUCER: Casters (Associate Producer); WRITER: Till Death, Do We Part?