is an award-winning writer and director with over 25 years experience in live theater, film and video, theme park attractions, trade shows and conventions and special events.

Tim launched his career early in life when he wrote, directed, edited and starred in his first film at the tender age of 11. The 12-minute comedic gangster movie (rated "C": no adults admitted without a child) not only got press in the San Diego Union Tribune, it won honors in the national Kodak Young Filmmakers Contest. Not one to rest on his laurels, Tim directed his first professional stage production at the Old Globe Theater in San Diego while still in High School, as well as directing a local comedy troupe and studying cirque arts and mime with Bob Yerkes, Richmond Shepard, Hovey Burgess, and many others.

Eschewing the many pleasures of college dorm life, Tim immediately jumped into performing with the highly respected Lamb’s Players Theater in San Diego. During his tenure there, he became their youngest director and garnered several awards for the national touring company that he helmed.

In 1980, Tim joined the renowned SAK Entertainment Company. While with SAK, he wrote and directed audience participation comedy shows for the Italy Pavilion and Futureworld at Epcot Center as well as numerous convention shows and entertainment for the Disney Cruise Line.

Moving to Los Angeles in 1986, Tim formed B & T Productions, writing and producing tailor-made shows for the Walt Disney Company, Disneyland, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, NAPTE, and other corporate clients.

In the years prior to launching Hartigan Wade in 1996, Tim was a founding member of the award-winning Theater 6470, directed the House Full of Honkeys improv troupe with Wayne Brady and Fred Willard, held a development deal with Aaron Spelling Productions, and studied acting with the late Roy London.

Tim's feels privileged to have been gainfully employed solely in the entertainment industry for the last 25 years and that his extremely diverse entertainment background allows him to bring a variety of insights to any project. His proudest achievement, however, is his long marriage and brand-new daughter, Kelsey.

Danny Hartigan has been working as a writer and director for over two decades. His expertise runs the gamut, from improv comedy and audience participation theater, to film and video, to theme park attraction conception, design and execution.

As a formative member of the well-known Lamb’s Players Theater in San Diego, Danny worked on numerous productions from playing Puck in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” to co-writing several shows for the award-winning touring troupe.

Danny joined SAK Entertainment in the early 80’s as part of the comedy troupe that livened the streets of the United Kingdom Pavilion at Epcot Center. During his almost nine years with SAK, Danny developed such shows as the "IB4E Robot Show for Futureworld", "Hollywood Tonight!" for Walt Disney Resorts, "The Adventures of Pinocchio" for Walt Disney Marketing as well as acting as Managing Director of Festival Tours. Under the auspices of SAK Entertainment, Danny also worked with Universal Creative developing such shows as “Murder, She Wrote –Live” and with Walt Disney Imagineering on the Disney/MGM Studios.

As a regular “fixture” at the world famous Edmonton Fringe Festival, Danny not only appeared with “Men in Tights” and Alberta Theatersports, but worked with Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie and Atomic Improv to develop and direct festival hits “American Beaver” and “Redboy & the Tundragators”.

Immediately prior to lending his name (and talent) to Hartigan Wade, Danny worked for Universal Studios Hollywood on “The Finkleman Foley Show”, “Beetlejuice Graveyard Review” and “The Flintstones”, among others.

Danny has been a member of LA Theatersports for over ten years and has a passion for using theater to encourage social change.