Mark Auerbach posted a great – and non-spoilerly – review of “Fever Dreams” for Berkshire On Stage. Check it out here! (Thanks to J for the heads-up!) Also included was one of Mike Marques’ stills of Tim with Doug Savant:
This still photo was also shown in the CT Live interview with Tim and Doug, along with the two below – just screenshots for now!
If you’ve gone to see “Fever Dreams,” let us know what you thought!
We hoped it would happen – and it did! Tim and Doug did a great interview for Fever Dreams on CT Live! Check it out below or click the link here to watch on their website!
It’s awesome to finally hear more about Fever Dreams – and to see some photos! Opening night is tonight and is sold out!
For more info, showtimes, and tickets, check Theaterworks Hartford’s website.
Now, who remembers that other interview…?
Theaterworks Hartford has posted a short interview with the cast and playwright of Fever Dreams! Check it out below (or click the link in the previous sentence) – thanks so much to KG for the heads up! 👍
The play runs from October 3 to November 3, 2024, at Theaterworks Hartford in Hartford, CT. As you can see in the video, it stars Tim, Doug Savant (a longtime friend of Tim’s), and Lana Young. It was written by Jeffrey Lieber and is directed by Rob Ruggiero. Click the link above for more info and tickets.
We’ll be travelling to see it at some point and will have a full report – and hopefully lots of photos! If any of you see it, feel free to let us know what you think (and submit photos and/or a write-up if you want us to post it)!
Very exciting news, especially for those of us on the U.S. East Coast – Tim will be appearing in the play, “Fever Dreams (of Animals on the Verge of Extinction),” at Theaterworks Hartford from October 3 through November 3, 2024! Check this link for more info about the play, the cast, and how to buy tickets.
The play, written by Jeffrey Lieber (co-creator of the TV series, Lost) and directed by Rob Ruggiero, stars Tim as Miller, Lana Young as Adele, and Doug Savant as Zachary. Showtimes are generally Tuesdays – Thursdays @ 7:30pm, Fridays @ 8:00pm, Saturdays @ 2:30pm and 8:00pm, and Sundays @ 2:30 pm, but check the ticket purchase link for actual dates and times.
TW Hartford’s site gives us this description of Fever Dreams: “A steamy, decades-long affair. A remote cabin. An unexpected visitor. This is only the beginning. Full of surprising twists, dark secrets, and one very stubborn, broken cabinet.”
We hope to have more info for you closer to the premiere date – and hopefully even some firsthand accounts! 😉 Best of luck to Tim, Lana, Doug, and all involved!
Thanks to Variety, we finally have confirmation of what many of us have suspected for awhile (some of whom have been sitting on the news patiently) – there will be a White Collar revival!
Tim, Matt, Tiffani, and Jeff took part in a panel at the Variety TV FYC Fest today to celebrate the 15th anniversary of White Collar, and while there, they officially announced the revival (though erroneously called it a “reboot”). Check it out:
More information is available in the article about the panel on Variety‘s website.
So what do you think?!
Those of you who’ve known me for awhile know my feelings about a revival, but I’m trying to be excited – especially at the prospect of seeing Tim getting so much screen time and bringing back Peter Burke! I’ll reserve judgment for now, but I trust Tim when he says it’ll be good. (I trust three of the people in this video to make sure things are handled in a way that does justice to the original without falling back into old habits…)
I’m hoping to have a gallery up and running here soon (our old one was lost to a site/data transfer), but in the meantime, here’s the collage I posted on Instagram featuring photos from the arrivals and the panel!
Great news! Tim – and other members of the White Collar family – will be appearing at Variety’s TV FYC Fest on Thursday, June 6, at 1 Hotel in West Hollywood.
Tim, along with Matt Bomer, Tiffani Thiessen, and Jeff Eastin, will be taking part in a panel celebrating the 15-year anniversary of White Collar, which premiered in 2009. (Can you believe it’s been fifteen years already?! Makes me feel old.)
Tickets are very expensive ($399), but hopefully they’ll have video of this or some other way to see it!
Check out the link above for more info and/or to buy tickets.
Good news for fans in the US – White Collar returns to Netflix today!
The show was originally on the streaming service from 2014 to 2018, but it hasn’t been available on Netflix since – until now! Netflix subscribers in the US will have plenty of time to watch and rewatch, as the show will stick around until October 1, 2025.
Just checked this morning, and here’s what Netflix showed me – I’m loving the screenshot they decided to use here! 🙂
Also, if you’ve read this far, stay tuned for more great news coming very soon! 🤫
Thanks to Pennygirl612 for the heads-up – WordTheatre has posted Tim’s reading of Lore Segal’s “The Arbus Factor” as the latest episode of their Short Story Podcast! You can check it out below or listen wherever you listen to podcasts. It’s also available on Spotify, so I added it to our playlist of Tim’s podcast appearances.
(This is likely the same recording from 2021 that they’d previously had on their Vimeo account before removing it.)
Great news – Oppenheimer is now available on DVD, Blu-ray, 4K UHD, and digital! The movie, in which Tim plays Senator Pastore, comes with 3+ hours of bonus content, including the 70-minute featurette, “The Story of Our Time: The Making of Oppenheimer.” The various disc versions also include a digital download code.
Check out this link to find out where to buy Oppenheimer in your preferred format!
Great news – Tim is once again performing in “A Christmas Pudding” this year!
The Pudding, which is returning after a four-year Covid hiatus, is described in the press release as “a delightful evening of stories, poetry, and song that celebrates the grace, goodness, and occasional perils of the season.”
There’s only one performance this year, on Saturday, December 16 at 7:00 pm at Westwood Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles. You can get tickets at the door or on Eventbrite – $25 for adults and $10 for kids 16 and under.
Proceeds from this year’s Pudding go to FosterAll, “a charity started by Westwood Presbyterian and Dr. Mary Rotzien to support foster children and parents.”