Producer/Director Jeromy Barber is passionate about growing and showcasing talent in Houston. He was born in Pasadena and calls Houston home. Jeromy found a love of performing early – piano, singing, french horn, musicals.  While obtaining his degree in Music Education, he furthered his performing and producing experience in Baylor Showtime!, Sing Alliance (Founder), All University Sing, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and an assortment of college musicals.

In January 2000, he moved to New York where he found work in commercials, musicals, and independent film. He trained at Second City and worked at The Sundance Film Festival.  It was in New York where he realized producing was his true path, while producing a film for New Yorker cartoonist, Matthew Diffee.  He has worked with Arrested Development’s Tony Hale, Best Friends Forever and Playing House’s Lennon Parham, Film Director D.S. Teems, as well as Jeannie and Jim Gaffigan, and a host of others. In New York, he not only produced dozens of independent film projects, but he also developed many live comedy and music shows.   In 2005, he decided to bring his talents back to Texas to be closer to family and start his own production company.
Since, Jeromy produced a variety of unique film and video projects including the interactive web series, Maddison Atkins. Once he arrived in Houston in 2011, Jeromy found he could use his experience to help the wide variety of local performers hone their craft and showcase their talents. In 2013, he established Beta Theater to do just that. In its first year, Beta has held dozens of improv classes, workshops, and has hosted many speakers, stand up comedy, music, and art shows. He also created the Beta Bracket Comedy Competition to highlight Houston’s best Stand Up Comedians and Improvisers.