Tim Reid
Ph.D. Candidate
Tim Reid is a writer, performer, and inconstant collaborator. His dissertation project, The Buoyancy of Clowns, asks how it is that clowns get back up. It puts performance theory into conversation with writings on humor to follow a European lineage into the United States, focusing especially on the last twenty-five years. His plays and performance work have been presented widely. He was an ensemble member with The Neo-Futurists (Chicago) and Gawdafful National Theater (Los Angeles), among others. He has a BA from the University of Chicago and an MFA from CalArts.
Contact: tr1656@nyu.edu
Publications
“Clods, Compost and the Buoyancy of Clowns: Alex Tatarsky’s Mundane Methods”, Performance Research 28 (4): 111–21.
Education
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
PH.D. CANDIDATE - PERFORMANCE STUDIES
New York, New York
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
MASTER OF ARTS - PERFORMANCE STUDIES
New York, New York
California Institute of the Arts
MASTER OF Fine ARTS - Critical Studies
Santa Clarita, California
University of Chicago
BACHELOR OF ARTS - General Studies in the Humanities (Math, English, Philosophy)
Chicago, Illinois
Awards
- NYU Tisch School of the Arts Departmental Fellowship, 2019