Tim Clue

Born in 1963, Clue grew up in Rochelle, Illinois.[5][6] He completed his bachelor's degree in communications from Bradley University in 1985.[7] In 2005, he graduated with a master's in speech communication and rhetoric from the Eastern Michigan University.[8]

He is married to Kathryn and has a daughter, Bailey.[9]

Clue started his career by writing a stand-up comedy.[10]

In 1991, he founded Short Story Theatre, a theater company which is focused on combing short fiction and documentary footage.[11][12]

In 1994, Greek Stories was premiered.[13] In the same year, he directed Bark Like a Comic along with A.J. Lentini, Bill Gorgo and Jimmy Rhodes.[14]

In 1995, he and Benassi worked on The Jewish Melody and Other Definitions of Confinement, adapted from the short stories written by Dmitry Stonov.[15]

In 1999, he co-wrote and directed Tiny Pig with Spike Manton.[16]

Clue is co-founder of Chicago Sitcom, a production company that develops works for stage, film, and television.