Tuesdays WithMorrie
ACTORS GUILDO FP A R K E R S B U R GP R E S E N T STuesdayswith MorrieWritten by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch AlbomJune 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16 at 8:00 PMJune 10 at 2:30 PM724 Market Street Parkersburg, West Virginiaactorsguildonline.org 304-485-1300
The Actors Guild of Parkersburg PresentsMitch Albom’sTuesdayswithMorrieBy Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch AlbomBased on the book by Mitch AlbomOriginal New York production produced by David S. Singer, Elizabeth Ireland McCann, JoeyParnes, Amy & Scott Nederlander, Harold Thau, Moira Wilson, Shadowcatcher Entertainment.Originally presented by New York Stage and Film Companyand the Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College, 2002.Tuesdays with Morrie was supported by a playwright’s residency and public stage readings atthe 2001 O’Neil Playwrights Conference of the Eugene O’Neil Theater Center, Waterford, CT.“The Very Thought of You” Words and Music by Ray Noble Copyright 1934 by Range Road Music,Inc. and Quartet Music. All rights in the USA administered by Range Road Music, Inc. (ASCAP)THIS PROGRAM IS PRESENTED WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROMThe West Virginia Divisionof Culture and HistoryWITH APPROVAL FROMThe West VirginiaCommission on the Arts1
SynopsisMitch Albom’s favorite college professor is Morrie Schwartz and he takes allof Morrie’s offered classes while in college. Upon graduation, Mitch promisesto keep in touch, but gets wrapped up in his own career and life. About sixteenyears later, Mitch sees an interview of Morrie on Nightline and is inspired toseek out his old mentor who has been diagnosed with ALS, or Lou Gehrig’sdisease. Mitch begins visiting Morrie every Tuesday. During their time together they discuss family, finances, forgiveness, and everything in between. Inthis final class, Morrie offers Mitch some of the greatest lessons life can offer.The Setting: Massachusetts, 1979 – 1995CastMorrie.John LeeMitch. Josh MartinJanine (Voiceover).Reinnie LeavittCrewDirector. Charlie MatthewsAssistant Directors. Danny DePugh, Heather HepburnTechnical Director. John GradwohlCostumer. Betty DotsonSet Design. John GradwohlProjection Design. John GradwohlPiano Design and Performance.Duane FlesherSet Construction. Susan Courtney, John Gradwohl,John Newton, Cast and CrewProps. Kelly Bozeman, Marsha MuellerProduction Assistant.Dave ArgabriteLighting Designer. John GradwohlSound Design. John Gradwohl, Josh MartinSound Board Operator.Chris DePughStage Manager.Sue MurdockAssistant Stage Manager.Skotty FieldsLight Board Operator.Sabrina DyeBook Holder. Betty MatthewsProjection Operator.Wesly McCuneRunning Crew.Kelly Bozeman, Faith Childers,Caytlen Miller, Nathan WixMorrie’s Dance Choreography. Lori A. Ullmann-WrightAdvisor.Barbara FullPerformance Photographer.Jeff BaughanThis play is performed without intermission.3
A Letter fromWe Applaudthe PresidentMYour Efforts.y first real mentor was TomIsenhart. He was a teacher atParkersburg South High School andhe introduced me to the world of high schooldebate when I was in ninth grade. I fell in lovewith debate (and I loved Mr. I) and spent countless hours working withhim to improve my skills. During our “teaching sessions,” Mr. I tooktime to ask questions about my thoughts on various matters—alwayslistening intently to my responses and guiding my thoughts withadditional questions or short comments.We ApplaudWeApplaudYourEfforts.Your Efforts.After I graduated from high school, I was blessed with another mentor,Dr. Bill Bowen. A philosophy professor at Ohio Valley University, Dr.Providing AnesthesiologySinceBowen sawServicessomethingin me1976that I did not see—an ability to thinkdeeplyaboutmatters,todive3211 Dudley Avenue Parkersburg, WV 26104-1813 beyond the surface facts and explore(304) 422-3904 Faxand(304)patterns.422-3924 Dr. Bowen challenged me and I responded.meaningSince that time, I have been blessed with various mentors in my life.Some have remained for long periods of time; others have fulfilled theirpurpose with me and moved on to mentor others. Regardless of thetime that we have spent together, the depth of the relationships withmy mentors has been consistent—and the relationships still impactwho I am today.I don’t know who has mentored you, but I am confident it has occurred.I hope your mentors know how much you appreciate them. I hope minedo, too.Providing Anesthesiology Services Since 19763211 Dudley Avenue Parkersburg, WV 26104-1813(304) 422-3904 Fax (304) 422-3924Providing Anesthesiology Services Since 19763211 Dudley Avenue Parkersburg, WV 26104-1813(304) 422-3904 Fax (304) 422-3924Rebekah D. Mathis-StumpPresident of the Board of Trustees5
Director’s NoteWhen i first read the play version of Tuesdays with MorrieI found it to be quite moving. The story was uplifting,humorous, sad and tragic all at the same time. I knew theplay needed to be produced on the Actors Guild stage.As I’ve worked on this show over the past year, I’ve also come torealize that this story is refreshingly void of the cynicism that seemsto permeate our culture today. It avoids quaint sentimentality anddelves deep into heart and soul matters in an honest and sometimesuncomfortable way. Ironically, though this play deals with death andsickness, it’s really about living life to the fullest.What stands out most, however, is the depth and intimacy of therelationship between these two men Mitch Albom and MorrieSchwartz. Albom’s story celebrates the importance of healthy, intimateand meaningful relationships, which is a very good thing indeed.Her knack was making us feel special.Her gift was her time, her touch and her gentle way.At Vaughan Funeral Home you provide the fond memories,we provide a memory service in honor of all the laughter, smilesand tears that made your loved one so special.This play proves once again that theatre has this amazing ability toprobe even the deepest areas of our heart, soul and mind in a mannerthat enlightens, challenges, and entertains. There’s nothing quite likelive theatre. I trust you will enjoy today’s performance. Be moved! Beengaged! Be encouraged! Be inspired!Charlie MatthewsDirector, Tuesdays with MorrieCelebration of Life ByMark E. Hickman, L.I.C.-Owner Alan Parks, Director-Owner Sam Church, Owner1 0 1 0 M u r d o c h Av e n u e P a r k e r s b u r g , W V 2 6 1 0 1vaughanfh.com 304-485-547111-WVFG-5100 Vaughan Ad for Actors Guild-vf.indd 18/12/11 8:21 AM7
The Bayley AwardThe “Bayley” was established by the Actors Guild with a two-foldpurpose: first, to honor one of our “founding mothers” and mostinfluential members – Suzanne Bayley. The other function of theBayley Award is for our membership to express an annual, public“thank you” to an individual, group or business in the community forservices to the Guild above and beyond the call of neighborly duty.Our most recent Bayley Award was granted to the Khalil Family.The Khalil AwardsFor many years Dr. Ghassan Khalil and his family have made anannual contribution to ensure the continuation of live theater in ourcommunity and have championed the importance of the arts in ourlives. The Khalil Awards were established to honor the OutstandingProduction and the Outstanding Performance of each season. Ananonymous panel consisting of persons who have seen every show ofthe previous season selects the recipients of these awards.The Actors Guild of Parkersburg would like to congratulate directorBarbara Full, music director Greg Strauss and the entire cast andcrew of RENT as the Best Show for the 20010-2011 season. Receivingthe honor for Best Performance was Dave Prather, for his roles in TheDiary of Anne Frank and The Boys Next Door.The Grace-Marie Merrill AwardMelody Carson is the most recent recipient of the Grace-MarieMerrill Award for exceptional volunteerism to the Actors Guild ofParkersburg. The award is named for a former drama teacher atParkersburg High School who was an early member of the Guild,where she acted in and directed plays.9
Who’s Who in the Cast and CrewDave Argabrite (Production Assistant) has served as PA for numerous productions including The Dixie Swim Club; Into the Woods;Leading Ladies; A Year with Frog and Toad; Noises Off; The CivilWar; The Wizard of Oz and Big, The Musical and has worked onthe light rail and backstage. He appeared onstage in A Streetcar Named Desireand A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Dave is a former member of the Actors GuildBoard of Trustees. He is married to Jane, grandfather to Louise and is employedby E.I DuPont.Danny DePugh (Assistant Director) appeared as the Manservant/Sancho Panza in Man of La Mancha. He has also appeared in Rumorsand Leading Ladies. He won a Merit in Acting award for his performance in Big, The Musical at the regional OCTAFEST. Other creditsinclude The Reel Thing, The Wizard of Oz, Honk!, Annie, Oliver!, 1776, Fiddler onthe Roof, and My Fair Lady. Behind the scenes, he has worked as stage managerlighting and sound operator, set builder, and musical director. This is his firstdirectorial experience. He is a lab technician with Orion Engineered Carbons.John Gradwohl (Technical Director) in addition to designingand technical directing at the Actors Guild, performs as ProfessorPhineas T. Bubblemaker in Professor Bubblemaker’s Marvelous Medicine Show and Professor Bubblemaker’s Beautiful Bubble Ballet, aswell as performing for festivals, parties and schools in the area.Heather Hepburn (Assistant Director) won Excellence in Actingat the regional OCTA competition portraying Elizabeth Keckley inMOVP’s Look Away and Outstanding in Acting at the state level forher turn as Mrs. Muller in the Actors Guild production of Doubt. Atthe Guild she was Assistant Director for On Borrowed Time and appeared inHairspray, RENT, Rumors, South Pacific, Beauty and the Beast, Legends and TheRocky Horror Show. At MOVP Heather appeared in Royal Gambit and was Assistant Director for Are You Being Served? At WVU-P she appeared in Romeoand Juliet, A Song for Coretta, and H.M.S. Pinafore.John Lee (Morrie) made his acting return to the Guild stage in Witness for the Prosecution and has also appeared in The Rocky HorrorShow. John has also returned to directing at the Guild with The Story of My Life and Man of La Mancha after a twenty-seven year hiatus.A former member of Actors Equity, he worked on stage in New York City andacted/directed in summer stock and dinner theaters. He was the drama teacherat Parkersburg High School for seventeen years. John served two years as theGuild’s president and directed or acted in twenty-seven productions dur ing hisoriginal seventeen years working at the Guild. A member of the National Societyof Arts and Letters, he believes that theater keeps him young and vital10Josh Martin (Mitch) recently served as music director for Hairspray and The Rocky Horror Show and director for The Boys NextDoor. He has been seen on the Guild stage in Leading Ladies; TheStory of My Life (OCTA & AACT Award Winning); RENT; Man of LaMancha; The Reel Thing; Big, The Musical; The Civil War; Seussical, and MonkyBusiness. Other Credits: The King and I; Rumors; music director for You’re aGood Man, Charlie Brown (PSHS); and Little Shop of Horrors (PHS). Josh has appeared in productions at The Greenbrier and in TV commercials for CAS Cable.Charlie Matthews (Director) has been active in the Guild forthirty-five years. Charlie served on the Board of Trustees in numerous positions and participated in over one hundred productions asactor/director or crew. Memorable director experiences: Big River,Man of LaMancha, The Civil War, Into the Woods, Cabaret, Brighton BeachMemoirs, Biloxi Blues, The Elephant Man, Children of a Lesser God, A StreetcarNamed Desire, Noises Off. Memorable acting performances: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, A Few Good Men, 1776, Moon Over Buffalo,A Walk in The Woods.Video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.Dr. Ghassan Khalil1934—2011We are deeply saddened to hear of thepassing of Dr. Ghassan Khalil, one of thedearest friends of the Actors Guild ofParkersburg, who passed away on July12, 2011 at the age of seventy-seven. Dr.Khalil and his wife Genevieve have been long-time seasonticket holders, and are the namesake behind the KhalilAwards, given each season for outstanding performanceson our stage. Our actors have always looked forwardto hearing his boisterous “bravo!” emanating from theaudience and his presence in our theatre will not soonbe forgotten. To you, Dr. Khalil, we dedicate our 2011-2012Season and extend our own sincerest bravo!11
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Tuesdays with Morrie By Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom Based on the book by Mitch Albom Original New York production produced by David S. Singer, Elizabeth Ireland McCann, Joey Parnes, Amy & Scott Nederlander, Harold Thau, Moira Wilson, Shadowcatcher Entertainment
Rationale (used for novels only) Unit 1 Book Title: Tuesdays with Morrie Grade Level and Audience / Age Appropriateness: 9th grade Pre-AP and Academic Plot Summary: Tuesdays with Morrie is the final lesson between a college professor, Morrie
To go with the book. TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE Name Date Lesson 1 . The lab report came back suggesting a neurological problem, and Morrie was brought in . Tuesdays With Morrie “The Curriculum” through “The Syllabus” Study Questions Page 2 7. What changes Mitch's life? 8. Mitch returns to school and earns a degree in journalism.
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