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Timothy Martin Brosnan (February 7, 1960) was born in Carmel, California, the son of Thomas and Corinna Brosnan, and raised in Sumter, SC. A playwright, stage performer, theater critic, feature writer, photojournalist, educator, composer and digital artist, he has worked throughout New England and the southeastern United States.

Brosnan attended St. Anne's parochial school in Sumter, SC and Thomas Sumter Academy in Dalzell, SC. He received his B.A. in History from the University of South Carolina, Columbia campus, in 1982. In 1997, he founded the Web and print design firm now known as Creative Hammer, Inc. (see below) He currently resides in Columbia, SC with musician and costumer Janet Kile. As a UFO enthusiast, Brosnan counts Budd Hopkins and Stanton Friedman among his associates, influences and mentors.

Performer

Brosnan's regional and touring stage performance credits include Don Costea in Walking the Line at Theatre IV (Richmond, VA), Hideo Hayakawa in Remains to Be Seen at Flat Rock Playhouse (Hendersonville, NC), Dylan Thomas in A Child's Christmas In Wales at the Warehouse Theatre (Greenville, SC) Sam Krulick in Claptrap at Chaffin's Barn (Nashville, TN), Basil Pronker in A Gentleman and a Scoundrel at Northern Lights Summer Playhouse (Hazelhurst, WI) and Alexandre Manette in the world premiere of Wendy Kesselman's musical adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities (Stage One / The Kentucky Center, Louisville, KY).

For two years, Brosnan traveled New England performing poetry as a member of the Asheville, NC-based Iambic Productions company of Poetry Alive. A South Carolina Arts Commission-approved theatre artist, Brosnan served for five years as Artistic Director of The Baillie Players, an educational theater company based in Columbia and, in that capacity, he wrote, directed and performed in over a dozen original plays. (See "Works written" below.)

Works written for the stage

The following plays, many of which are adaptations of literary classics, were written by Brosnan. All these plays have toured regionally. Those noted as (musical) feature music and lyrics composed and electronically sequenced by him as well.

Humbug! (musical - adaptation of A Christmas Carol
)
The Ransom (musical - adaptation of The Ransom of Red Chief)
The Prince and the Pauper (musical - adaptation of The Prince and the Pauper)
Beowulf (adaptation of Beowulf)
Romeo & Juliet (adaptation of Romeo and Juliet)
A Midsummer Night's Dream (musical - adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream
)
The Taming of the Shrew (adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew)
Phinius T. Nutcracker (musical)
Rudolf Rides Again (musical)
Practically Peter Pan (musical adaptation of Peter Pan)
Oliver Twist with a Twist (adaptation of Oliver Twist)

Music composition / Media

Following are examples of accompaniment tracks used during touring productions of plays for young audiences written, composed and sequenced (MIDI tone generators) by Tim Brosnan. The files are provided here in Ogg Vorbis (.OGG) format, which is the only audio format currently supported by Wikipedia. OggPlay and Cool Player are among the players you may use to play back OGG files.

Entrance of the Enemy from Beowulf (1.4 MB)
Marry the Man Today from A Midsummer Night's Dream (2.9 MB)
Quality Sells from Rudolph Rides Again (2.8 MB)

Creative Hammer

In 1997, Brosnan founded Timbalo! Inc., a Web and print design firm incorporated in Columbia, SC. The company name was derived from a poem by Edward Lear titled "The Jumblies". Timbalo! Inc. became Creative Hammer in 2005. The Creative Hammer client roster includes utilities and municipalities, as well as cultural, religious and educational organizations.

A loose affiliation of creative and technical professionals, Creative Hammer conforms to the adhocracy business model, assembling and managing teams of freelance contractors on a per-project basis.

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