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 – 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.”
FabTV interviewed Tim last week for the “Honor: In Their Words” event at the Hollywood Legion Theater, and they’ve posted the interview on YouTube! Tim talks more about the event itself, which commemorates the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, and about growing up during that time and seeing the effects it had on those who served.
Check it out here!
As promised on Instagram, here are the photos from the “Honor: In Their Words” event Tim did yesterday at the Hollywood Legion Theater for WordTheatre. (Click the link above or the photo below to see the rest!)
The event, which honored military veterans on the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, featured actors reading stories written by veterans. Tim read “Thanksgiving Special” from In Pharoah’s Army: Memories of the Lost War by Tobias Wolff, and he was joined by the likes of Sharon Stone, Bill Pullman, Kathy Baker, Griffin Dunne, and Jason George.
If you’re a paid member of WordTheatre, they should be posting a video of this event soon! In the meantime, check out the great photos in the gallery.
You can watch Tim reading “The Arbus Factor” by Lore Segal here.
Many thanks to WordTheatre for putting online Tim’s performance from the event earlier this month. And many thanks to Pennygirl612 for the heads-up!
Enjoy! And happy holidays everyone!
Great news – Tim is back for another episode of The Pack Podcast, just in time for Aragarna’s birthday (Happy Birthday, Ara 🎉)! This one is called “Sonia, the Warrior Goddess” and also features Jon Tenney and Julie Brown.
As before, you can listen on The Pack Podcast website – let us know what you thought of it in the comments below!
The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.
Here’s some exciting news – Tim is back for another episode of The Pack Podcast, and this time, he’s co-starring with none other than Willie Garson!
As the title – One Year Later – suggests, this one is about two friends catching up over Zoom after a year of dealing with Covid. Each one represents a stereotypical way of dealing with quarantine (we all probably know some of each type), but to two very different extremes.
Without giving anything away, I’ll say I wanted to be more like Tim’s character at the start of quarantine but definitely ended up more like Willie’s character. (And I know I’m not the only one!) 😉
You can listen on The Pack Podcast website – let us know what you think of it in the comments below!
The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.
So happy to see Tim back in the newest episode of The Pack Podcast! This one’s called “The Bistro” and also features Constance Forslund and Phil Rosenthal. You can listen now on The Pack Podcast website or on Apple Podcasts! Once you’ve given it a listen, drop a comment below to let us know what you thought of it!
The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.
Yes! Once again, Tim will be featured in an episode of The Pack Podcast! This episode is called “Javatopia” and also features Laraine Newman and Dayle Rayfel. You can listen starting this Thursday, September 24, on The Pack Podcast website, or if you prefer, on Apple Podcasts!
Once you’ve had a chance to listen, let us know what you thought in the comments below!
The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.
Heads up, team – Tim has recorded another episode of The Pack Podcast! (I’m so glad they were able to keep sharing these!) This one is called “Luck of the Lost” and also features George Wendt, Terry Walters, Lynne Stewart, Beth Triffon, and Intae Kim. Check it out at this link!
I’m heading out the door soon, so I haven’t listened yet, but I’ll update this as soon as I do!
The Pack started out performing original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack live in theaters, but COVID-19 forced them to move their shows to an online podcast format, and they returned with spoken-word radio plays, with the cast participating and recording from their homes. The podcast benefits Feeding America and The Actors Fund – check this link for ways to help.