Timothy Douglas

August Wilson’s Radio Golf (world premiere, Yale Repertory Theatre) and a premiere translation of Ibsen’s Romersholm off-Broadway (Oslo Elsewhere).

Recent credits: Line in the Sand (world premiere, Virginia Stage Company); Good Breeding (American Conservatory Theater); Gem of the Ocean, The Night is A Child, world premiere (Milwaukee Repertory Theater); A Feminine Ending (west coast premiere, South Coast Repertory, Portland Center Stage); A Lesson Before Dying (Round House Theatre).

Associate Artistic Director, Actors Theatre of Louisville, 2001-04, where he directed A.M. Sunday, All My Sons, Art, Blues for an Alabama Sky, Crimes of the Heart, Jitney, The Lively Lad, The Piano Lesson. Other productions include In the Blood (Guthrie Theater); Assassins, Insurrection, Blues for an Alabama Sky (Berkshire Theatre Festival); Crowns,Shakespeare’sR&J, Sorrows and Rejoicings, A Raisin in the Sun (City Theatre); The Crucible, Jitney, Intimate Apparel (Syracuse Stage); Bocon (Mark Taper Forum, Director in Residence 1994-97); The Game of Love and Chance (San Jose Repertory Theatre); Portia Coughlin, The Cripple of Inishmaan (Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre, associate artist); Valley Song (Berkeley Repertory Theatre).

Also projects for the New York Shakespeare Festival, Denver Center Theatre Company, Downstage (New Zealand), Indiana Repertory Theatre, Folger Shakespeare Library, Crossroads Theater, Magic Theatre, Shakespeare & Company, Utah Shakespearean Festival, ASK Theatre Projects, The Julliard School, Toi Whakaari (New Zealand), Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, and the O’Neill Playwright’s Center. Graduate, Yale School of Drama.