About Me
I’m a theatre maker and artist living in Glasgow, Scotland. I’ve been a number of things in my life, notably a professional campaigner for human rights and photographer. Most of my time is now spent writing for theatre and with Reeling & Writhing, the theatre company I set up with Katherine Morley.
Amongst the organisations I have worked with as a photographer, artist or project director are the Royal Academy of Arts (RA) in London, NHS, the prison service, Amnesty International and Friends of the Earth. I have curated and designed exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery and RA. I was Project Director for the RA Outreach team for three years. My photography has been published internationally including in Time, Geo and The Guardian and other UK national newspapers.
In addition to my work in the arts I’ve spent a good part of my working life as a professional campaigner and lobbyist for human rights. I have worked for a number of organisations, including Amnesty International and as Director of the Free Tibet Campaign for eight years.
Since then I have consolidated my work as a writer and producer of performing arts. I founded the producing company me&him with David Jubb (now director of Battersea Arts Centre) and became the Associate Curator (Performance) at the Centre for Contemporary Arts on moving to Glasgow in 2003.
In Glasgow I founded Reeling & Writhing with Co-Artistic Director Katherine Morley. Together we have continually produced work including ‘Standing Wave’ with the Tron and ‘Good Reason’, ‘My Dark Sky’, ‘Only the Men’ and ‘Hannah and Harvey’ for national touring.
Education work is important to me, either in schools or with adult groups, and with Reeling & Writhing or a freelance artist. I am also the Specialist Adviser for performance for the Cultural Enterprise Office (Scotland).
Please have a wander around this blog to see some of my work, or feel free to write for info about projects or commissions, or to just say ‘Hello’.
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Tim
mail[at]timnunn[dot]com
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P.S. Sorry for the strange looking email address but it has to be done to avoid spammers finding it. Type it into your email as if you were reading it aloud (without saying ’square bracket’!).