Tim Miller, FF Alumn, presents Fall News, 2001

TIM MILLER FALL NEWS-THOUGHTS-NEW BOOK!!! SCOTLAND PREMIERE!!!

Hi All,

I send my best thoughts to all. Hope you are all doing okay in this difficult time. The horrible events of Sept 11 seem to take away what little hope there was for immigration reform for gay bi-nat couples in the US, I fear. I am rushing my application thru the British Consulate as Alistair's same -sex partner so I can immigrate to England with him on his British passport when his student visa runs out in a few months here in the States. I can't tell you how embarrassing and hurtful it is - at a time like this - that I can't sponsor Alistair for immigration in my own country. Makes all these UNITED WE STAND signs feel very hollow, I am sad to say. A magazine in L.A. just did a big story on the many lesbian and gay Americans who have already been forced to leave the US to maintain their relationships with their partners from other countries. Featured in this article are Leslie Hill & Helen Paris who many of you know as organizers of last year's Performance Studies Conference at Arizona State University. Here's the link.
http://www.frontiersweb.com/v20iss13/feat1.htm

SOME GOOD NEWS!!!
I am running around a lot in Oct & Nov: Cleveland, Detroit, ASU Art & Ethics Conference, Glasgow -Scotland, Baltimore, Middlebury College. Here's the tour schedule for Oct & November.

Oct 11-14 Cleveland Public Theater 216
631-2727
Oct 12 Oberlin College
Oct 25 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Oct 26 Detroit, Wayne State University Arts & activism Keynote
Oct 26-28 Detroit, Furniture Factory Theater 313 832-8890
Oct 29-30 Tempe, AZ Arts & Ethics Conf. ASU
Nov 2-3 Glasgow, Scotland, The Tron Theatre
Nov 9 Towson University, Towson, Maryland
Nov 10-12 Vermont Middlebury College
Nov 16 UCLA, Tim interviews Armistead Maupin

MY NEW BOOK!!!

I am very excited about my new book BODY BLOWS. This is a collection of six of my performances from 1987-2000 that's being published by Univ of Wisconsin Press in 2002. Very excited. Lovely intro by Tony Kushner and I wrote essays on the creation of the six full-evening shows.

OFF TO SCOTLAND!!!

I am looking forward to my Fall tour in the UK very much. The Glasgow shows of GLORY BOX are really engaging the media. Features in every paper up there. I think the content (gay marriage and the immigration stuff) is very on target in UK these days what with the new London partner registry for gay couples, the first in the UK. Glasgow is also the city where Alistair and I courted in 1994 so it's very sweet to go do this show about him up there. Seeya soon!

best, Tim Miller

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