Born and raised in Torrance, California, Tim had a love of singing at an early age. He sang in his church's choir, participated in variety shows, and eventually was invited to join a production of "Once on This Island" by a classmate. It was at that moment that his life changed forever.

 

Continuing to perform through high school, Tim made the decision to pursue Musical Theatre in college, choosing Cal State Fullerton's Theatre Department as his new home. Graduating with a BFA in Musical Theatre, Tim now had the tools and drive to make his dream a reality.

 

Moving to New York City in 2014, Tim put these skills to work in a number of shows in the NYC area (including two world premiere musicals) a national tour, and multiple regional theatres around the country.

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Tim decided to move out of NYC in the fall of 2020 and took a break from performing, during which time he relocated to the Pacific Northwest and now makes his home in Seattle, WA. He will be returning to the stage at the Post Playhouse for their 2024 Summer Season.

 

Favorite Credits:

NYC: Adolfo Pirelli in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, John Quincy Adams in Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (Piper Theatre Productions); Zuccotti Park, Song of Solomon (Salgado Productions, both World Premieres)

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Regional/Summer Stock: Charles Guiteau in Assassins, Jack Stone in Reefer Madness the Musical (Cumberland Theatre); Shrek in Shrek the Musical, Frederick Frankenstein in Young Frankenstein, Carractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty, Bang Bang, Bert Barry in 42nd Street (Post Playhouse); Joseph in Joseph…Dreamcoat, Lucky in Dames at Sea (Saddleback Civic Light Opera); The Hawker in The Who's TOMMY (Moonlight Amphitheatre)

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Tours: Pop Hanson/Mr. Blandsworth/Detective McSmogg in Miss Nelson is Missing (Two Beans Productions)

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Theme Park: Waikiki in Beach Blanket Beagle (Knott's Berry Farm)

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Violet, RENT, Godspell (awarded "Outstanding Production of a Musical" by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, 2013), Enoch Snow in Carousel (CSUF); Marius in Les Misérables (ENCORE); and as part of the opening act for Heart at Honda Center.