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© 2017 Tim Wheeler Arts | Website designed by – Projeto
Photographs by Kippa Mathews, Carolyn Mendelsohn, Tim Mitchell, Tim Smith and Tim Wheeler

Performance Maker

My performance work explores the aesthetics of difference. I’m interested in working with artists and producers who have radically different sensibilities, in how they think about, and experience the world, and in what they do. I regard audience members as equal partners in the making of meaning.

I’m drawn to the beautiful voices of the unheard, the vision of the unseen. I aim to make difference work. Here, you’ll find some examples of my work. If you’re an artist, producer, venue, or company interested in partnership and collaboration, or just simply fancy working with me then do get in touch.

A cartoon fist which looks also like a Rose. Black skyline and fist against a red sky. Words saying ‘Revolution: Bradford, Play the Game, Change the World, 4pm to 7pm 7th Nov 2017, city Park
Revolution Bradford 2017

#rvBD on 7th November, is a mass participation performance game that commemorates the everyday revolutionary spirit in us all. Echoing events in 1917: Saint Petersburg, and 1967: Bradford, players get to capture the flag (Mirror Pool), storm the Winter Palace (City Hall), create new laws (Council Chamber), and finally… eat cake!

A 6’ block of Yorkstone with the word ‘immovable’ carved into one side. The block is in from of City Hall in Bradford, A man sat in a wheelchair sits on top of the block.
Immovable 2012 – 2014

Imagine an 18 tonne, 6’ cube of Yorkshire stone appears in the middle of the street one morning. The only clue, the word immovable inscribed on one side. In the days that follow people complain, dine, play, graffiti, sing, dance, free-run, and vandalize the cube. And watch 20,000 people watch the livestream CCTV. Then it disappears.

A man (George) points and shouts at another man (Lennie)
Of Mice & Men 2000, 2005, 2010

The show, in 2000 was the first time Kevin Pringle, a professional learning-disabled actor played the role of Lennie in John Steinbeck’s tragic tale. Demand for the show was so great that it toured twice more. Over 130 shows. Kevin Berry, critic from the stage said this production re-defines what is possible in the theatre. It won the TMA/stage award for outstanding achievement in regional theatre.

Strategic

Tim challenged and supported change at all levels, both strategic and operational… combining an insightful and critical approach with empathy, warmth and a rich understanding…
James Brining
Artistic Director, West Yorkshire Playhouse

Incredibly Creative

Tim is an incredibly creative and committed leader. He combines vision with detail and is unstintingly generous and supportive to colleagues in the disability arts world and beyond.
Danny Braverman
Independent Theatre Maker, Teacher

Perceptive

Tim is great fun to work with, incredibly intelligent, perceptive and talented.
Claire Bennett
Common Purpose

Visionary

Tim is one of the most visionary and accomplished creative leaders I have worked with.
Jane Glaister OBE
CEO Scarborough Museums Trust

© 2017 Tim Wheeler Arts | Website designed by – Projeto
Photographs by Kippa Mathews, Carolyn Mendelsohn, Tim Mitchell Tim Smith and Tim Wheeler

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