Our production at Round House Theatre was featured in this story by Thomas Floyd of the Washington Post. Check it out here.

Our production at Round House Theatre was featured in this story by Thomas Floyd of the Washington Post. Check it out here.
More details soon on my upcoming production of We declare you a terrorist…! In the meantime here’s the link to the official announcement
Hi all.
So thrilled to share some news about my play “We declare you a terrorist…”
This past fall, Round House Theatre in Bethesda, MD, expressed their interest in producing the play and offered me a finishing commission to do a big rewrite of the play. I gladly accepted and dove back in to working on it.
Well, I’m happy to share that Round House has officially announced that they will be producing WDYAT during their 2020-21 season with Artistic Director Ryan Rilette & Jared Mezzocchi at the helm.
Check out the official season announcement here. Terrorist will run from April 6-May 16, 2021.
Until then, you can check out pictures from the SPF 2009 production here.
And if you’re thinking, “Hold on, hold on, back up a sec. Tell me more about this play.” Then this section is for you:
We Declare You a Terrorist examines the 2002 Moscow Theatre Hostage crisis and the ways in which it changes one of the survivors, leading him down a road of dissent and resistance against the burgeoning dictatorship his home is turning into. After being held hostage in a Moscow theater by terrorists demanding an end to Russia’s war in Chechnya, one man is still haunted by the relationships he made during the crisis and unable to move past the tragic events that surrounded the siege’s conclusion. In a desperate attempt to understand where he and his country have come to he attempts to sneak into Chechnya only to be captured by Russian agents and suspected of being a terrorist himself. All alone in an interrogation room on the Russian frontier he is forced to confront just what happened during those fifty-seven hours in 2002.
The play is a 4-hander which bounces back and forth before the Dubrovka Theatre in 2002 and an interrogation room on the Russian frontier in 2003.
If you’re interested in producing it, don’t hesitate to reach out to me at the following:
timjlord.playwright [at] gmail [dot] com
Just sharing this link and letting it speak for itself.
Hope to see you at the Lark, May 10-12, 15-19.
The Nick of Time – The Punctual Plays
2016 Two-on-Two Shows at the 52nd St. Project
Featuring my newest short play, “Polar Bear Service & Repair.”
Performances:
Friday, January 29 @ 7:30
Saturday, January 30 @ 7:30
Sunday, January 31 @ 3:00
Five Angels Theater
789 Tenth Avenue, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10019
b/t 52nd & 53rd Streets
I started tallying up a few things on my Playwright plate, and I think 2016 is getting off to a great start. Stay tuned for details.
Nicole & Tim got married at Cedar Creek Resort, just outside Columbia, Missouri. It was super hot and sweaty. And an awful lot of fun. Thanks to every single one of you who made the journey and celebrated the start of our amazing adventure with us.
(To check out the fun before before the fun, you can go here for rehearsal dinner photos.)
Photos by Sofi Seck, Marta Rainer, and Jessie Lord
A year ago we kicked off our wedding weekend with a rehearsal and Jamaican barbecue—and lots of hard work and fun from all our friends and family. See the photos below. Or skip ahead to the wedding photos.