Tim Howar
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Tim Howar (born Timothy Michael Hawryluk on 24 November 1978 in Spirit River, Northern Alberta, Canada), is a Canadian actor, singer and dancer best known for his performances in musical theater.
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[edit] Career
Howar attended Ross Sheppard High School, and sang with three choirs: Alberta Youth Choir, the Centennial Singers, and Pro Coro Canada; joined the Edmonton Musical Theatre Amateur Group and started dancing at 16 as an apprentice with Ballet North. He also won a scholarship to the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, which he declined [1]
Howar appeared in several Canadian productions of Broadway shows, and can also be heard in the Canadian Cast Recording of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, the original cast recording of Tonight's The Night, and in voiceovers for various commercials and animations such as "Gene Fusion" He then made the step to the UK and London's West End theatre, in the lead role of Peggy Sue Got Married. He is currently making his Broadway debut playing Roger in Rent.
He is also the lead singer of the London rock band Van Tramp (previously known as 'El Camino')
[edit] Personal life
Howar is married to British musical theater actress Ruthie Henshall, and has two daughters, Dolly Olivia and Lilly [2]
[edit] Stage appearances
- Anne of Green Gables (1991, Prince Edward Island) - Gilbert
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1992-1993, Canada and US) - Benjamin & Joseph
- Miss Saigon (1993-1994, Toronto) - Chris (Understudy)
- Tommy (1995-1996, Toronto) - Tommy
- The House of Martin Guerre (1997, Toronto) - Guillaume
- Rock and Roll (1997, Toronto) - Screamin' John McGee
- Les Miserables (1998-2000, 3rd North American Tour) - Marius
- Outrageous (2000, Toronto) - Martin
- Anything that Moves (2000, Toronto) - Joel
- Peggy Sue Got Married (2001, Plymouth, London) - Michael
- The Magnificent Musicals (2002, UK Tour)
- A Night on Broadway (2002, European Tour)
- Tonight's the Night (2003-2004, London) - Stu Clutterbuck
- On the Town (2005, London) - Ozzie
- Rent (2006, Broadway) - Roger
[edit] Awards
- Youth Talent International Competition (1989, Memphis, Tennessee)
- Edmonton Civic Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance (1990)
