Tim Hedgepeth is an independent theater artist, writer
and arts consultant. Since returning to his hometown
of San Antonio in 2005, Tim has directed several
productions including Les Liaisons Dangereuses
(pictured above) for Trinity University, The Goat or,
Who is Sylvia?, Mr. Marmalade (ATAC Globe Award)
and The Last Days of Judas Iscariot for AtticRep,
A Christmas Carol for University of the Incarnate Word,
T, and musical revues for the McNay Art
Museum and San Antonio Library Foundation.
On local stages he has appeared in Guys & Dolls, The Underpants (ATAC Globe Award) , Talking Heads as well as Rancho Pancho for the Tennessee Williams Festival in New Orleans. He is adjunct professor of drama at local colleges, including his alma mater Trinity University. Courses include Acting, Introduction to Drama, Principles of Arts Management and Theatre Appreciation. Prior to returning to San Antonio, Tim was the executive director of the Mississippi Arts Commission in Jackson where he also founded Renaissance Theater Workshop. His productions there included Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Suddenly Last Summer, The Masque of Orestes, Trifles, and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? He has served as a grants panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts and several state and municipal arts councils. He is currently preparing The History Boys for the San Pedro Playhouse Cellar Theater, followed by the musical Fire on the Bayou which will premiere at San Antonio's historic Woodlawn Theater in early 2010. In his spare time, Tim blogs about movies and frets about pop culture.
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