JBC Communications Signs Comic Actor TTTom Clark
Starting 4th decade in show-biz
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 2, 2011
Media Contact: Lars Trodson, (603) 498-4742, larstrodson@comcast.net
PORTSMOUTH, NH – TTTom Clark, one of the region’s busiest and most respected comic actors, has recently signed with JBC Communications for public relations and marketing support. JBC Communications, an Emmy-honored video production and public relations company, is based in Portsmouth, NH.
“Tom has been busy working as a commercial actor, standup comedian and motivational speaker for years. He’s a triple threat,” said Lars Trodson, VP of Public Relations at JBC Communications. “What we’re going to do is let Tom now focus on his writing and creating fulltime so he can let us worry about marketing his skills and talents.”
Clark recently signed with New Wave Entertainment, which will distribute his two CDs, “How To Be A Better Tourist”, which features his comic Downeast character C. L. Thomas, as well as “Coast To Coast Comedy”, a recording of gigs Clark performed live in Los Angeles and Portland, Maine.
For more information on TTTom Clark, please go to www.tttomclark.com.
About Tom Clark
Tom Clark is a veteran of the standup comedy circuit, having begun his career in Boston in the early 1980s. He has performed on national television, cruise ships and in comedy clubs all over the country and internationally. He is signed with New Wave Entertainment, which distributes his CDs online through iTunes and other outlets. For more information, please visit www.tttomtalks.com.
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