Tim Fountain height - How tall is Tim Fountain?

Fountain's other plays include Tchaikovsky in the Park which played a season at the Bridewell Theatre in London. Last Bus From Bradford (winner of the Pink Paper Play Award) which was staged at the Drill Hall in London. Julie Burchill Is Away, about the controversial newspaper columnist Julie Burchill, starring Jackie Clune, Deep Rimming in Poplar starring Bette Bourne, and the stage adaptation of Toby Young's book, How To Lose Friends and Alienate People starring Jack Davenport all of which played seasons at Soho Theatre in London's West End. Fountain adapted the Oscar-winning movie Midnight Cowboy for the stage starring Con O Neil and Charles Aitken. for the Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh. His play about Rock Hudson and his agent Henry Willson, Rock, opened In Liverpool before transferring to the Oval House Theatre in London starring Bette Bourne as Hudson's agent Henry Willson and Michael Xavier as Hudson. This play went on to win 'Best online drama' at the BBC audio Drama Awards 2012. His adaptation of "Dandy in the Underworld" by Sebastian Horsley starring Milo Twomey played a season at Soho Theatre. His comedy about Sex Tourism in Egypt, Queen of the Nile, opened at Hull truck Theatre in 2013 directed by Mike Bradwell and starring Dudley Sutton His short play ‘Beyond the Fringe’, which satirised a left wing Mother’s obsession with the Israel/Palestine conflict, was performed in a season of 6 new plays written by amongst other Caryl Churchill and Mark Ravenhill at the Edinburgh fringe in 2015. It made front page news in the Times newspaper when fountain attacked (in print) the militant left wing protestors blocking the audience from entering a show performed by Israeli students. It transferred to John Bercow (The speaker of the House of Commons) apartment in the House of Commons where it was performed in front of Shami Chakrabati and the deputy head of The Met and featured a golliwog entering from the Speaker’s bedroom. His most recent play EastEndless, performed by James Holmes, was a sell out success at the Camden Festival in 2019 and will play Wiltons Music Hall in June 2020 before a run at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Tim Fountain (born 23 December 1967 in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire) is a British writer.