Lisa Valentine Clark is a multifaceted talent known for her work as an actor, writer, producer, and radio host, deeply rooted in her Mormon faith. She earned her Bachelor's degree in English from Brigham Young University, where she actively participated in the sketch comedy group "The Garrens" from 1995 to 2000 and later co-founded the improv theater ensemble "The Thrillionaires."
As a prominent voice in radio, Clark hosts "The Lisa Show" on BYUradio and previously co-hosted "Random Acts" on BYU-TV. Her acting credits include the role of Gracie Moore in the acclaimed web series "Pretty Darn Funny," where she also contributed as a writer and producer. In addition, she played a significant role in the 2015 film "Once I Was a Beehive," serving as a co-producer. Reflecting on her producing debut, she remarked on the creative challenges that mirrored the demands of motherhood. She also appeared in the holiday film "Stalking Santa" (2006).
Clark is the author of "Real Moms: Making It Up as We Go," providing insights into the realities of motherhood. Residing in Provo, Utah, with her husband Christopher, she is a dedicated mother of five. Tragically, Christopher passed away from ALS in June 2020.
Clark comes from a talented family, with her brother James Valentine being the lead guitarist for the Grammy-winning band Maroon 5, and her siblings excelling in diverse fields such as communications and fashion design.
