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Tramell Tillman on Fame and the Art of Transformation

December 14, 2022

Tramell Tillman

Read the Full Article Here:  The Torchbearer, by Cassandra Sproles December 14, 2022

Ask Tramell Tillman (’14) what it’s like to be a celebrity and he’ll humbly say that he doesn’t know—he certainly doesn’t feel like one. But after his work on the critically acclaimed Apple TV show Severance and walking the red carpet at the Emmy Awards, it’s hard to deny that Tillman’s time in the spotlight has come—and it’s just getting started.

While Tillman was excited to see celebrities like Oprah Winfrey at the Emmy Awards, he says he was surprised by other celebrities saying they were nervous to approach him in case he was like his Severance character Seth Milchick, whom Tillman describes as “an enthusiastic company man.”  More…

“If it weren’t for those generous souls who supported and truly saw me, I am not sure I would be the artist I am today. Over time I learned to open and eventually trust. Trust is vital in the tender work we do. If there’s no trust we suffer, the work suffers.” – TRAMELL TILLMAN

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Staged Reading of The Provoked Wife dir. by the RSC’s Phillip Breen

October 31, 2022

An image of an actor portraying a busy body in the satirical 1697 Restoration comedy The Provoked Wife

You are invited to join members of the English Department and Theatre Department, with support from the Center for Global Engagement and the R/18 Collective, for a one-time reading of John Vanbrugh’s delightfully dark and satirical 1697 Restoration comedy The Provoked Wife. Phillip Breen, an Associate Director at the Royal Shakespeare Company, joins us from London to direct this one-night reading as the culmination of a day of workshopping the play with Carol Mayo-Jenkins, Katie Cunningham, and Jed Diamond, as well as guest artists and MFA actors. Breen directed the sold-out run of The Provoked Wife at the RSC in 2019. The staged reading is free, Tuesday November 1 at 5:30-7:45 in the Hodges Library’s Lindsay Young Auditorium. A brief reception will follow.

Register at http://evite.me/fRfwEzJx1p

 Tuesday, November 1 at 5:30pm to 8:00pm

 John C Hodges Library, Lindsay Young Auditorium
1015 Volunteer Blvd, Knoxville TN

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