Tim Jerome


Timothy Jerome is an American stage, film, and television actor.

Biography

After attending Cornell University, Ithaca College, and the Manhattan School of Music, Jerome made his Broadway debut in 1969 as Dr. Carrasco in “Man of La Mancha”. He has subsequently appeared in more than a dozen productions on Broadway, including as Monsieur Firmin in “The Phantom of the Opera”.
Jerome was nominated for the 1987 Tony Award as Best Actor for Me and My Girl. As Alfred P. Doolittle in the 2007–2008 national tour of My Fair Lady he received the Carbonell Award and was nominated for the Helen Hayes Award. He received a Special Award from the New England Theatre Conference in 2008 for Outstanding Achievement in the American Theatre.
The Founding President of the National Music Theater Network, Jerome is also the Founding President of Mainstreet Musicals, a non-profit organization that facilitates the development of new musicals. During the 1970s, Jerome worked as part of a team to produce approximately 40 radio dramas for WBAI-FM. A past board member of the Screen Actors Guild and former 1st Vice President of The American Guild of Musical Artists, Jerome has also served as a Councilor of the Actors’ Equity Association.

Appearances

Broadway

Off-Broadway

  • ”Pretzels”
  • ”Sullivan & Gilbert - Sullivan
  • ”The Petrified Prince” - Cardinal Pointy
  • ”Collette Collage” - Willy
  • ”The Beggar’s Opera” - MacHeath
  • ”Romance in Hard Times” - Polly
  • ”Sonya” - Doctor
  • ”Dracula”
  • ”Flamingo Court”
  • ”Two Jews Talking”

Regional

  • Arena Stage : “Tintypes”; "Tomfoolery”
  • Goodspeed Musicals
  • George Street Playhouse : “The Sisters Rosensweig”; “Human Events”; “The Diary of Anne Frank”; “Lorenzo”
  • McCarter Theatre
  • North Shore Music Theatre : “Tom Jones”
  • Benedum Center for the Performing Arts : “Me and My Girl”

National Tour

  • “My Fair Lady” - Alfred P. Doolittle

Film

Getting Wasted - Mr. GrahamCompromising Positions - Rabbi

Television