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Tim Haynes: A Final Note
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Cooper High School fine arts chairman Tim Haynes will make his New York theatrical debut as an actor and a playwright this weekend. He was accepted into a prestigious Horton Foote workshop at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York City. While in the Big Apple, he will be blogging about his experiences.)
This has been a wonderful experience and something beyond my dreams and expectations. BUT it shouldn't have been beyond anything. I have always lived by the quote: "we are limited only by our imaginations" so why didn't I ever dream about this? I guess my imagination was going in a different direction at the time. BUT no more!!!! Playwriting and play festivals in NYC are going to be a part of my dreams.
I have no idea what will come of my play - something will one of these days (I hope I get it finished first). But something has already moved into the developmental phases for TYCHO DE BRAHE where I play the the lead. Plans are in the works taking that play to Prague next summer in an cultural/educational exchange program that Baylor University has developed and maintained over the last five or six yeras. Now that sounds exciting - and another possibility that I never imagined - acting in Europe????? Another window - another adventure. (I hope Clydi Mae gets to go, too.)
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Posted by: Randy Whittington on October 12, 2006 7:14 AM
Tim -- I just read the article about your play and then your blog about the adventure in NYC. I wish I had known about it earlier. Merced and I would have been tempted to fly to NY and sneak in the back door of the theater after the lights went out. It would have been a hoot to see your face when we started screaming and hollering at the curtain call (acting just like "Ugly Texans").
You must have been so proud of Toryn and Haley -- it made me proud just reading your writing about it. It made me proud of you -- as a playwrite, a teacher and a dad. Way to go Cousin. Congratulations on your dream. RK