Difference between revisions of "Timothy Coyle"

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* ''[[An Apply for Teacher]]'' Produced by ([[Joy Parks]])
* ''[[An Apply for Teacher]]'' Produced by ([[Joy Parks]])
* ''[[WaffleFest Volunteer Appreciation Show / Improv Derby]]'' Produced by ([[Tim Coyle]])
* ''[[WaffleFest Volunteer Appreciation Show / Improv Derby]]'' Produced by ([[Tim Coyle]])
== Production ==
* 46 Hour Marathon - Donations Captain 2015
* WaffleFest Co-Producer 2015


== More Information ==
== More Information ==

Revision as of 22:50, 14 January 2016


Timothy Coyle

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Primary Theater The Hideout Theatre
Years Active 2014-Present

Timothy (Tim) Coyle is an improv performer and member of the troupe Character Explosion the duo You Bet Your Life and an instructor for Building Connections.

History

Born and raised in Chicago, relocating to Austin in August 2000. It only took Tim 37 years, and multiple back injuries in martial arts, to finally got a clue that Improv is much easier on the body than kicks to the head. After taking a free improv workshop that he heard about while watching Squirrel Buddies during Wafflefest in 2013, Tim completed all six levels at The Hideout Theatre graduating in 2014.

Instructors

The Hideout Theatre


Directing

The Hideout Theatre

Various Workshops With

Coach/Mentors

Troupes / Duo

Instructor

Shows

Hideout Theatre


ColdTowne Theater


The Institution Theater

Free Fringes

Production

  • 46 Hour Marathon - Donations Captain 2015
  • WaffleFest Co-Producer 2015


More Information

Tim can often be seen in the audience watching Flying Theatre Machine with his nephew Jack. Tim has often be overheard saying that Jack, who wants to be an Improviser, will win a Maestro before he does.

Depending on what crowd Tim is in, he has multiple nicknames including:

  • Cubbie - which he earned due to his love of the Chicago Cubs as a member of the TXRD Board Whores
  • Lil Country - while studying various martial arts, being that Tim is not exactly slim and with a longer than normal beard at the time, he resembled a smaller "Big Country" Roy Nelson
  • Sweet T - this is what his co-workers call him