Tri gair:
Gwirionedd
 Rydyn ni yn awyddus i ddal drych o flaen bywyd er mwyn datgelu gwirionedd a thrwy hynny datgelu anwiredd ac anghydraddoldeb.
Cythrudd
 Dylai theatr dda fod “am” rhywbeth - dylai ysgogi newid bersbectif, cynnig cyfeiriadau newydd.
Ysbrydoliaeth
 Rydyn ni am i'n gwaith ysbrydoli eraill i wneud celf gymdeithasol wych, i barhau y sgwrs yr ydym yn rhan falch ohoni.
Three words:
Truth
 We want to hold a mirror up to life and expose truth and untruth and inequality.
Provocation
 Good theatre should be “about” something – should prompt a change of perspective, a new direction.
Inspiration
 We want our work to inspire others to make great social art, to continue a conversation that we are a proud part of.​

Artistic Directors

Daniel LLewelyn-Williams


​Dan is an actor, fight director and writer. In 2014 he formed Flying Bridge Theatre and has determined to educate, entertain, inspire and provoke with his work.
Three year acting diploma course at LAMDA; graduated in 2001.
Also became a stage fight director of note, continuing to act for many regional rep companies, West End shows, film and television both nationally and internationally for the last 16 years.
Associate member of the company at Theatre Clwyd where he met and worked with Tim. Under Tim's direction Dan won Best Actor in the Wales Theatre Awards 2015. Dan owes special thanks also to Terry Hands with whom he worked on 10 productions. Dan believes Terry gave him the opportunities and the apprenticeship, which have shaped his art. 
Dan is a multi-award winning actor and writer.
Finally started calling himself a writer, having written all his life, in 2013 with A Regular Little Houdini. He quite likes it. That show has won 5 international fringe awards and is currently in development as a feature film. You can see his c.v, video clips, interviews and photos of his previous work here.

Tim Baker  


​Tim Baker has written and directed over 80 productions for Theatr Clwyd and has directed shows all over the world.
 “Baker's production cleverly manages to make The Threepenny Opera worth more than 30 West End musicals.”
Nicholas de Jongh, Evening Standard, 2002, of Tim's National Theatre Production
 Tim has made a lifelong commitment to the theatre in Wales, and particularly, although not exclusively, to young people. Since 1997 Tim has been Associate Director at Theatr Clwyd, and Artistic Director of TC Theatre for Young People. Tim has recently completed a comparative study into the role of the performing arts in small nations around the world on behalf of the Welsh Arts Council. Tim is a fluent Welsh speaker, and has directed for Theatr Genedlaethol, the Welsh Language National Theatre of Wales. He is a member of the Gorsedd of Bards and in 2014 was made an Honorary Fellow of Glyndwr University, both for services to the arts in Wales.
Tim was Artistic Director of the National Youth Theatre of Wales for 4 years
Tim has adapted many titles for the stage. Two; Great Expectations and The Grapes of Wrath have been published.

Director of Communications and Distribution

Jamie Rees 

Jamie began his career in arts marketing at the New Theatre, Cardiff in 2002 and has since worked in many of Cardiff’s major arts venues including the Sherman Theatre, Wales Millennium Centre, Chapter and St David’s Hall. Jamie has worked with Birmingham Hippodrome as Marketing Manager and outside of the arts as a marketing consultant for online marketing company UrbanTraffic, Marketing Manager for Cardiff Pride and Head of Marketing and Communications for Ospreys Rugby.
Jamie is a freelance arts journalist. From November 2009 to July 2012 he had his own column in Cardiff Life Magazine and he has written for The Western Mail, South Wales Echo and Buzz Magazine. Jamie is currently a threatre critic for Bristol Life Magazine.
His public speaking appearances have included The Wales National Conference on Homophobia and the UK Holocaust Memorial Concert at Wales Millennium Centre before the Prince of Wales and Prime Minister Tony Blair.
More recently Jamie was Senior Marketing Manager at the Torch Theatre in Milford Haven which also saw him perform in a one man show for the company about the life of Carry On Star Charles Hawtrey. The show performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2015 and 2016 to sell out audiences, receiving Laurel Awards for two years running and selected to perform at The Pick of the Fringe in 2016. 
After four years at the Torch Theatre Jamie became Director of Marketing & Audience Development for Chapter Arts Centre where his remit was to introduce new audiences to contemporary arts. Jamie now specializes in Audience Development having worked as a lead consultant for Arts Council Wales’ Audience Insights Programme as well as introducing the first Audience Development role to Rugby Union when working at Ospreys Rugby. 
Jamie currently works as a freelance arts marketeer and journalist, reviewing live performances in Bristol, Cardiff and beyond.

​www.theatrejam.uk
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