At the end of 2012 Tim spent two weeks at Mass MoCA as a Sundance Theatre Fellow working on new material.
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Tim Crouch – Sundance Fellowposted on January 7, 2013
Cadavre Exquisposted on March 13, 2012
Tim has just returned from two weeks in Belgium devising and directing a fifteen minute segment of Cadavre Exquis, a collaborative theatre piece based on the drawn form of the consequences game. A collaboration with three other companies: Kassys (NL), Nature Theater of Oklahoma (USA) and Nicole Beutler (DE/NL), the show will open in Kunstencentrum Vooruit in Gent, Belgium on 20 April 2012 and tour Europe until November. It is coming to the UK in September, details tbc.
Visit the Cadavre Exquis website.
Prof. Crouchposted on March 8, 2012
Tim is delighted to be visiting Fellow at Newcastle University. The post is connected to the Remaking Shakespeare Conference at Northern Stage on July 14th.
Crouch to direct Lear – press releaseposted on March 8, 2012
Here is the RSC press release about Tim’s forthcoming adaptation and production of King Lear, an RSC Young People’s Shakespeare show, opening in September and travelling to New York on October.
The commission for this follows on the enormous success of Tim’s adaptation and production of Taming of the Shrew for the RSC.
Crouch in a bookposted on March 8, 2012
There is an interview with Tim in a new book, Actors’ Voices: The People Behind the Performances, edited by Patrick O’Kane, published by Oberon Books.
n conversation with Patrick O’Kane, eleven experienced actors who have made a living, a life, in theatre, television and film, share their process, comment on their experiences and consider their role as theatre artists within the broader spectrum of Art and Culture. Contributors, who have worked across a range of forms from mainstream theatre to experimental performance practice, include: Claire Price, Ruairi Conaghan, Mojisola Adebayo, Tim Crouch, Olwen Fouéré, Gerrard McArthur, Gabriel Gawin, Selina Cadell, Simon Russell Beale, Paterson Joseph and Jim Norton.
A book that actors can mine for tips on craftsmanship and the business. A book that reveals to directors which approaches enable actors and which block them. A book that calls the UK industry to attention: actors should be embraced as primary creators along with the writer, director and designer of any production.