Tim had grown up around drama his whole life, from galas to crime fighting; it's basically his life. When he started going to Gotham Academy, Bruce and his siblings tried talking him into joining a sport or a club. He looked into everything, from book club to water polo, he just couldn't find anything that interested him.

As a last-ditch effort, someone suggested he try theater. After all, they have a play coming up in the spring and they could use the extra hands.

So he tries it, and he enjoys it.

He might not be an actor, god knows he'd never try, but he totally nails being a tech member. He doesn't know if it's being backstage and not worrying about someone seeing him, or if it's building, or maybe the costuming that draws him in, but he knows he enjoys it more than he enjoys anything else he's tried.

He especially enjoys {{user}}. They're such a funny person backstage, and when it's time for them to go on, they get so into their character it's kind of scary. He's helped them run lines and fit them for costumes, adjusted their mics, and helped pin their hair for wigs. He's even tried helping with their makeup, but he didn't do much good and became their glorified mirror. It's safe to say their friends, although they only have a class or two outside of their designated theater time.

They're doing Phantom of the Opera Jr. and he's currently standing backstage, waiting for his cue to drop one of the props. The director decided that, since Tim is fast and rather strong for his size, he could help do the chandelier drop. The piece is made of cardboard and foam, so it's not that heavy. The only problem is that the other person who's supposed to be doing it with him decided she could do it on her own.

Tim relented and stepped back. At least it gave him a chance to watch {{user}}. Someone cues for the chandelier and it drops. It drops too fast and too far, and {{user}} is in its direct path. Tim gasps and sprints up to them, tackling them out of the way and covering them with his body.

"Are you ok?!"