Following training years in artist management and as an actor, Jamie was appointed Head of Touring for Bill
Kenwright Ltd in 2002, and over the following few years, he created tours for, and helped manage, a huge range of world famous productions, including; Blood Brothers, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Hay
Fever, starring Dame Judi Dench, A Few Good Men (starring Rob Lowe), A Glass Menagerie (on Broadway
and UK) starring Jessica Lange and Christian Slater, Festen (Broadway and UK) starring Ali McGraw,
A Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (Broadway and UK) starring Ned Beatty and Ashley Judd, Night Of The Iguana
starring Woody Harrelson, Cabaret starring Sheila Hancock and Anna Maxwell Martin, Treats starring
Billie Piper, The Last Laugh starring Martin Freeman, The Letter starring Anthony Andrews, A Man
For All Seasons starring Martin Shaw, The Crucible (in partnership with the RSC)
starring Iain Glen and many, many more...
In 2007 he left to create a tour for the multi award-winning Menier Chocolate Factory for their
West End production of A Little Shop Of Horrors.
Jamie joined forces with Paul Tyrer at TBO Productions in 2008 and together they produced a host of touring
and London productions over the next ten years, including; Alan Ayckbourn's Haunting Julia, a UK Number
One tour starring Duncan Preston, Joe McFadden and Richard O'Callaghan; Soho Cinders (both a sell-out
concert at The Queens Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue and the Soho Theatre run) - a new musical by Olivier
Award winners Stiles & Drewe with Elliot Davis; Rhinestone Mondays, a country music comedy with Shaun
Williamson, Faye Tozer, Iain 'H' Watkins and Lyn Paul; Sherlock - The Best Kept Secret, a co-production with
West Yorkshire Playhouse directed by Nikolai Foster, written by leading award-winning TV writer Mark Catley;
Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'be, directed by multi Award Winning Director Terry Johnson, starring Jessie
Wallace and Gary Kemp; September In The Rain written and directed by John Godber, starring John Thomson
and Claire Sweeney; The Busker's Opera (based on John Gay's The Beggar's Opera) by Dougal Irvine,
directed by Lotte Wakeham at The Park Theatre; April In Paris (UK Tour) written and directed by John Godber,
starring Shobna Gulati and Joe McGann; The A-Z of Mrs P starring Isy Suttie and Frances Ruffelle at The
Southwark Playhouse; Harvey at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, starring James Dreyfuss, Maureen Lipman
and David Bamber, directed by Lindsay Posner, Madame Rubinstein at The Park Theatre, starring
Miriam Margolyes and Frances Barber; Deathtrap starring Paul Bradley and Jessie Wallace; Son Of A
Preacher Man, directed by Craig Revel-Horwood, Pieces Of String at Colchester Mercury Theatre
(nominate at the UK Theatre Awards 2018 as Best New Musical, and many more.
They were associate producers on the highly successful UK touring franchise of Peter James thrillers, and
they created and produced the annual London Festival of Cabaret for four years from 2014…
In 2018, Jamie was asked to join Adam Spiegel Productions as Head Of Touring, and he created and
managed tours for Motown The Musical, The Mousetrap, Quiz, Once The Musical and more.
In 2020, Jamie created Jamie Clark Theatre to concentrate on his own projects alongside
continuing to work with many of theatre’s leading producers and practitioners.
Following the enforced pandemic inactivity(!), in 2022, Jamie bounced back with his production of
Dracula – One Man’s Search For The Truth, starring James Gaddas,
a hugely successful 36 date UK tour.
Through 2023 and 2024, Jamie developed a new comedy written by Jeremy Swift (Ted Lasso)
and a new thriller featuring master illusionist, Radek Hoffman.
In 2025 and looking forward, he is delighted to be working with the multi- award winning team at
Thunder Road Theatre touring their innovative new shows and
many other notable producers to tour their work.
He is also developing a couple of exciting new projects for future production.
Aside, Jamie has regularly been asked to speak on the subjects of UK theatre touring, producing and the
state of the industry at many UK Theatre conferences, provide guest analysis for the Mercury Musical
Development Company, has been invited as a judge for the S&S Awards and more.
Jamie is a member of UK Theatre and The League Of Independent Producers.