Clare Wahome, a passionate and accomplished actor and producer, is the CEO of Millaz Productions, a leading theatre company in Kenya. Describing herself as “a twenty-six-year-old girl who is the current CEO of Millaz Productions,” Clare is a versatile artist, friend, and leader. Her love for acting ignited at a young age, performing in primary school drama and music festivals, but it wasn’t until high school at Riara Springs Girls, where drama was taken seriously, that her interest transformed into a deep-seated passion. Clare’s talent quickly distinguished her in school, earning her the Best Actress title in the drama festivals of 2012 and 2014 and catching the attention of Xavier Nato, founder of Millaz Productions. After high school, Clare pursued Telecommunications and Information Engineering at JKUAT University while continuing her theatre journey with Igiza Arts Productions.
Millaz Production Kenya is a film and theatre company that scouts and targets fresh talent. They do stage perfomances, film, consult and train. It has grown into one of Kenya’s prominent theatre companies, known for its innovative storytelling and impactful productions. With Clare Wahome now at the helm, Millaz Productions has seen consecutive successful years, receiving numerous accolades in the Kenya Theatre Awards. In 2022, the company won five awards, including Clare’s award for Best Producer of the Year, while 2023 brought further acclaim with nine nominations and three awards, including Best Lighting, Best Musical Score, and Best Sound Design.
Millaz Productions doesn’t just stop at the theatre stage—its actors, directors, and creators have earned recognition in Kenya’s film industry, thanks to the company’s culture of growth and creativity. The leadership and vision of Clare Wahome have propelled the organization to new heights, cultivating a reputation for powerful performances that explore complex issues, such as The Dying Need No Shoes, which highlighted mental health and domestic struggles.