Jamie king producer biography of mahatma gandhi

Jamie is a director, producer and creator born and raised on the sunshine and rain of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations (colonially known as Vancouver).

Their practice has recently focused on the development of new work, specifically that speaks to contemporary issues through a comedic lens (and with a lot of heart).

theatre directing:

upcoming -
WILDWOMAN Gateway Theatre & Alberta Theatre Projects
500 Words Green Thumb Theatre, 2026 tour

previous productions -
500 Words Green Thumb Theatre, 2025 tour
Middletown Sticks and Stones Theatre/Pacific Theatre, co-directed with Arthi Chandra
Pretty Girls Studio 58, Fourplay
Sunrise Betties Itsazoo Productions
As You Like It Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
The Legend of Georgia McBrideArts Club Theatre
Blue StockingsStudio 58
What If?Green Thumb Theatre - 2022 tour
BIG Sister Rapid Pitch Productions/The Cultch
Can We Fix It?Studio 58 & Risky Nights
Gopher/Brokestar star theatre for HIVE/Magnetic North
Burqa BoutiqueKilljoy Theatre, co-directed with Gavan Cheema
The Wolves With A Spoon Theatre/Rumble Theatre/Pacific Theatre
Vampires in Barcelona Skinny Walrus Projects - rEvolver 2017, Van Fringe 2018
Love/Sick Stone's Throw Productions
Fool for Love ABB Artist Collective
PULL VISpeakeasy Theatre with directors: Derek Chan and Mayumi Yoshida
Bull Rumble Theatre, Tremors Festival
Wild in Wild/Society - star star theatre, Canadian Fringe tour
The ParticularsThe EASTWALL/Railtown Cultural Eclective
In The Movies and Drifting Brave New Play Rites

multimedia direction:

The Land WalksCaravan Farm Theatre - audio land walk, ongoing
System Failure: The Walk of TerrorCaravan Farm Theatre - immersive sound walk
Sparagmos: The Walk of TerrorCaravan Farm Theatre - immersive sound walk
Days of RetrogradeRelay Project/The Cultch Digital Storytelling - on vimeo/facebook/youtube
Desiree AMA Scott Button/e-Volver Festival - live on Zoom

dramaturgy & co-creation:

Chicken by Lucy McNulty, story by Lucy McNulty and Jamie King
System Failureby Estelle Shook, Jamie King and Izzy Robinson
(behindPARADISE) by Derek Chan & Pedro Chamale, dramaturgy
The Fleetwing Fables by Christine Quintana, dramaturgy
Days of Retrograde by Jamie King & Gilles Poulin-Denis
BIG Sister by Deborah Vogt, dramaturgy
Can We Fix It?devised creation

assistant directing:

Coriolanus Bard on the Beach, Director: Dean Paul Gibson
Cock Rumble Theatre, Director: Stephen Drover
The Night’s Mare Caravan Farm Theatre, Director: Courtenay Dobbie
Wide Awake Hearts Hardline Productions & Twenty-Something Theatre, Director: Brian Cochrane
The Tragical Comedy of Punch and JudyCaravan Farm Theatre, Director: C.

Dobbie & J. Brewin
Speech and Debate Twenty-Something Theatre, Director: Brian Cochrane

Jamie is the Producer for Theatre Replacement.

They are a recipient of the Ray Michal’s Prize for Most Promising New Director. Middletown (co-directed with Arthi Chandra) was nominated for Outstanding Production, along with two acting nominations and two design nominations.

Jamie’s direction is also featured in the music video for Amanda Sum’s EP/suite does it make me naive that I’ve never been part of something, along with 12 other directors, which will premiere at the 2025 Vancouver Asian Film Festival.

Jamie King is founder of the VODO project for distributing and sustaining cultural production via P2P and Director/Producer of the series STEAL THIS FILM, which has been downloaded more than 6m times, broadcast internationally and screened at festivals worldwide.

Jamie’s work focuses on the radical creative possibilities offered by new media. In 2008 he keynoted the Creative Commons Conference in Sapporo and spoke at Power To The Pixel held at the London Film Festival. Their production of The Wolves was nominated for both Best Direction and Outstanding Production at the 2019 Jessie Richardson Awards.

He is currently in post-production with a five part net-show and feature, Dark Fibre, commissioned by FACT and Arts Council England.

When not working on projects, Jamie lectures worldwide on the changes digital networks are bringing to creativity and cultural production.