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Jaime Bartolett (she/her) graduated as Valedictorian from Marymount Manhattan College where she received a BFA in Acting and a Minor in Business. She is Associate Producer at Shea Theatricals, which was founded by Jana Shea of Seaview Productions (Stereophonic, An Enemy of the People, Parade, Slave Play). While at Shea Theatricals, Jaime has worked on numerous projects including but not limited to All of Me (Signature Theatre 2024), How to Dance in Ohio (Broadway 2024), Lempicka (Broadway 2024), and Little Dancer (West End 2024).  Independently, she is producing the new musical King of Pangea, written by Martin Storrow, alongside Nicole LaFountaine and Luke Katler. Infatuated with theatre and the creative process, Jaime prioritizes storytelling that does good for the world and supports artists from all backgrounds. 

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Jaime is also an Associate Producer at Broadstream, an arts and arts-adjacent streaming service that makes theatre more accessible for Millennials and Gen Z-ers across the world. There, she produced digital series including "Broadway en Spanglish", “Songs by an Immigrant”, "Authentically You; Celebrate Asian Joy" and "Trash to Treasures". Lastly, she is co-owner of Snack Time Studios, a production company that brings to life digital content including “Second Act Snacks”, a Broadway-meets-Food-network webseries, and Mutha, a podcast featuring three Black mothers who work in theatre; they discuss balancing work and motherhood in an industry that was not built for them.

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Outside of theatre, Jaime is a passionate changemaker and is a member of the Emerging Leaders Network (ELN) of the New York Women’s Foundation. The ELN is an initiative created to engage and empower the next generation of thought leaders and philanthropists toward the ultimate goal of making equity and justice a reality in NYC and beyond. She is also on the NAMT New Works Selection Committee.

Up Next:

ALL OF ME is currently playing off-Broadway at Signature Theatre.
LITTLE DANCER is West End-bound, 2024-25

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