Miscellaneous Ventures (Select a category for information)

Author

• Heartaches Cricketers' Almanac, 1975 -
  

• Guinness Hits Series (of singles and albums), for almost twenty years beginning in 1977, written with Mike Read (Top of the Pops) (until circa 1984), Paul Gambaccini, and Jo Rice (Tim's brother), including 10 volumes of The Guinness Book Of British Hit Singles, The Guinness Hits Challenge, The Guinness Book Of Hits Of The Seventies and The Guinness Book Of Hits Of The Sixities
  

• Evita: The Legend Of Eva Peron 1919-1952, main text and introduction, 1978
  

• Lord's Taverners Sticky Wicket Book, Ed., 1979
  

• Forward for illustrated book Joseph And The Techinicolor Dreamcoat w/ pictures by Quentin Blake, January 1982
  

• Forward for Chess: The Making of the Musical, by William Hartston, 1986
  

• Script for 15-part series on the history of Western pop music, 1986
  

• Treasures Of Lords, 1989
  

• Various articles on cricket including The Times, and a column in The Daily Telegraph
  

• The Complete Eurovision Song Contest Companion, with Paul Gambaccini, Jo Rice and Tony Brown, 1998
  

• Oh, What A Circus (autobiography), 1999 (hardcover), 2000 (paperback)

Theater Production Credits

• Blondel, co-produced as Heartaches Productions Ltd. with Cameron Mackintosh, 1983
  

• Chess, co-produced with Benny Andersson & Bjorn Ulvaeus as Three Knights Ltd. and Robert Fox Ltd., 1986
  

• Anything Goes, co-produced with Elaine Paige as Anchorage Productions and Robert Fox Ltd., 1989
  

• Tim Rice And Friends (concert)
  

• Blondel, produced by Peter Shaw and presented by Sir Tim Rice in association with The Wild Justice Company, 2006

Vocalist

• Member of the pop group the Aardvarks, 1961-1963
  

• Member of the pop group Whang And The Cheviots
  

• "Song Of The King" from the concept recording of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 1969
  

• Miscellaneous bits on the concept album for Jesus Christ Superstar, 1970
  

• Various singles, including his own work and covers of other's songs, mainly in the 1970's
  

• Miscellaneous bits on the concept album for Evita, 1976
  

• The part of the Narrator on Joseph studio cast recording, 1979
  

• Concerts of his works, mainly in the 1980's and 2000's.
  

• "The Proles" from the 1984 album, 1981
  

• "That's My Story" from The Lyrics of Tim Rice, 1985
  

• "Wand'rin Star" from the album An Evening With Alan Jay Lerner taken from the live performance at the Drury Lane in June of 1987, and later released as a single
  

• Backup with Jeffrey Katzenberg and Disney animators to Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella's "Hakuna Matata" at a press gathering at Burbank Studios in March 1994.
• On tour in Albania with Sir Norman Wisdom for "Big In Albania" single, March 2002.
  

• The Night Of 1,000 Voices concert sang "That's My Story", "Kansas Morning", "All Time High" & "Song Of The King", 5 May 2002.

Concerts Of TR Lyrics

• Tim Rice and Friends in Concert (1984) - Performed at the Hong Kong Civic Center. Featuring Elaine Paige, Tim Rice and Colm Wilkinson with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Under the musical direction of Andrew Powell.
  

• St. George's Day Dinner Tribute Concert (1985) - Tribute concert by Houston International Theater School students, 20 April 1985. Under the direction of Greg Taylor.
  

• An Evening with Tim Rice and Friends Featuring Elaine Paige (1985) - Tour of Australia and New Zealand, December 1985. Presented by Stewart Macpherson. Featuring Tim Rice, Tommy Korberg, Elaine Paige and Andrew Powell.

  Tour Schedule (all dates December 1985) : 8th - Adelaide, Festival Theatre; 9th - Sydney, Opera House; 10th - Brisbane, Concert Hall; 12th - Christchurch, Town Hall; 13th - Wellington, Michael Fowler Centre; 15th - Melbourne, Concert Hall; 21st - Auckland, Logan Campbell Centre.
  

• An Evening with Tim Rice (1992/3) - Tribute concert by the UTEP Dinner Theatre. Hosted by Tim Rice. Under the direction of Greg Taylor.
  

• Tim Rice Concert Spectacular (2000) - Tour of Australia featuring INXS and Kate Ceberano, Iva Davies, Tania Doko & James Roche of Bachelor Girl, David Essex and Anthony Warlow. Hosted by Tim Rice. The Tim Rice / Andrew Farris song "Wake Up Call" was debuted during the tour.

  Tour Schedule (all dates 2000) : 27 April - Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Centre; 30 April - Newcastle, Newcastle Entertainment Centre; 3-4 May - Sydney, Sydney Entertainment Centre; 11-12 May - Melbourne, Melbourne Park; 16-17 May - Adelaide, Adelaide Entertainment Centre; 20-21 May - Perth, Perth Entertainment Centre.

  Set List : Jesus Christ Superstar - Superstar, Heaven On Their Minds, Everything's Alright, Hosanna; That's My Story; Jesus Christ Superstar - I Don't Know How To Love Him; Evita - Santa Evita, A New Argentina, On This Night Of A Thousand Stars, Don't Cry For Me Argentina, Oh What A Circus; The Lion King - Circle Of Life, Hakuna Matata, Can You Feel The Love Tonight; Aladdin - One Jump Ahead, A Whole New World, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Any Dream Will Do, Close Every Door To Me; Chess - One Night In Bangkok, I Know Him So Well, Another Suitcase In Another Hall, Anthem; Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Song Of The King; Beauty And The Beast - Home; Tycoon - Only The Very Best; Aida - Written In The Stars, My Strongest Suit; A Winter's Tale; All Time High
  

• Sir Tim Rice Presents The Greatest Musicals (2002) - Part of the annual Holders Season performing arts festival in Barbados, held 23 March 2002. Hosted by Tim Rice. Under the direction of Hugh Wooldridge.
  

• The Night Of 1000 Voices : Sir Tim Rice (2002) - Concert held at The Royal Albert Hall, 5 May 2002. Part of the annual The Night of 1000 Voices concert series. Hosted by Tim Rice. Devised and directed by Hugh Wooldridge. Featuring David Essex, Maria Friedman, Kelli James, Lauren Kennedy, Judy Kuhn, Alan Menken, Jerome Pradon, Yngve Gasoy Romdal, Tim Rice and Colm Wilkinson with The City of London Philharmonic.

  Set List : Overture to Jesus Christ Superstar (The City of London Philharmonic), Superstar (Colm Wilkinson), Joseph Fanfare (The City of London Philharmonic), Close Every Door (Leo Andrew), Any Dream Will Do (D. Michael Heath), Strange And Lovely Song (S. Collins/L. Andrew/D.M. Heath/D.M. Johnson), Heaven On Their Minds (Jerome Pradon), I Don't Know How To Love Him (Maria Friedman), Everything's Alright (K. James/J. Pradon/Y.G. Romdal), Oh What A Circus (David Essex), Another Suitcase In Another Hall (Laura-Michelle Kelly), Buenos Aires (Leslie Kritzer), You Must Love Me (Judy Kuhn), That's My Story (Tim Rice), Running Back For More (Lauren Kennedy), Don't Cry For Me Argentina (Kelli James), One Night In Bangkok (David Essex), I Know Him So Well (Maria Friedman & Judy Kuhn), Anthem (Colm Wilkinson), All Time High (Tim Rice), Only The Very Best (Yngve Gasoy Romdal), Saul Has Slain His Thousands (Company), A Whole New World (Company), A Change In Me (Alan Menken), My Strongest Suit (Lauren Kennedy), Radames' Letter (David Michael Johnson), Song Of The King (Tim Rice), The Circle Of Life (David Essex), Endgame (Company), You and I (Judy Kuhn & Yngve Gasoy Romdal), Can You Feel The Love Tonight (Company).
  

• The Songs of Tim Rice (2003) - Part of the Henley Festival, Oxfordshire, held 12 July 2003. Hosted by Tim Rice. Under the direction of Hugh Wooldridge. Featuring the Sing Live singers.
  

• An Evening with Sir Tim Rice (2007) - Part of the annual Holders Season performing arts festival in Barbados, held 31 March 2007. Hosted by Tim Rice. Under the direction of Hugh Wooldridge.
  

• Celebrating Sir Tim Rice (2008) - Tribute concert by the UTEP Dinner Theatre for its 25th anniversary at the Don Haskins Center, El Paso, TX, 12 April 2008. Under the direction of Greg Taylor. Featuring Deborah Gibson, Andrea McArdle, Hugh Panaro, Ron Bohmer, Nikki Renee Daniels & Annie Golden.
  

Record Industry

• EMI Records, 1966-1968
  

• Norrie Paramor Organisation, 1968-1969
  

• Formed label EP Records, with Elaine Paige, 1981

Composing

• Juliet Simpkins (instrumental)
  

• Music to accompany his lyrics for various songs -- see Songs

Acting

• Pharaoh at early performances of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
  

• The Survivor, 1980
  

• Three More Men In A Boat, BBC, 1982
  

• Wittering in Cricket, 1986
  

• The Auctioneer (song: Going, Going, Gone!) in the 2005 staging of The Likes Of Us.

Publishing

• GRR(R) Books, 1978-circa 1995
  

• Pavilion Books (with Colin Webb and Michael Parkinson), 1981-1997

Organisations

• Writer-director of the Performing Rights Society (PRS), replaced Tony Hatch in April 1978
  

• Chairman, Stars Organisation for Spastics, 1983-1985
  

• Shaftesbury Avenue Centenary Committee, 1984-1986
  

• Board of Directors, The Really Useful Group, 1986-1988
  

• The Lord's Taverners, President 1988-1990 & 2000
  

• Foundation For The Sports And The Arts, Chair, 1991-
  

• Music Industry Forum, 1998-
  

• Heartaches Cricket Club (Cricket Team), President, 8 July 1973-
  

• MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club), member 1969- , president October 2002-2003