Tuesdays With Morrie
One of The Denver Post’s “must-see fall plays in Colorado”
When Morrie Schwartz is diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s Disease, Mitch makes time in his busy schedule to pay respects to his favorite college mentor. Unable to resist Morrie’s charm, Mitch returns every week for a few last lessons from the retired professor on life, love, and what it means to say goodbye. Based on the bestselling true story, the heartfelt Tuesdays with Morrie “just might change your life” (New York Magazine).
Tuesdays with Morrie is presented as part of the 2019 Neustadt JAAMM (Jewish Arts, Authors, Movies, & Music) Festival at the JCC Denver. The festival presents artistic work from around the world through a uniquely Jewish perspective. This year’s line-up includes the acclaimed stand-up comedian Judy Gold, MSNBC’s Ari Melber, Jewish contemporary pop artist Taali, and much more! To check out the 2019 JAAMM Fest lineup and purchase tickets, visit jccdenver.org/jaamm.
2020 Henry Award Winner!
- Chris Kendall, Best Supporting Actor in a Play
Cherry Creek Theatre made the smart move and secured the services of Chris Kendall, one of the area’s finest actors, for the role of Morrie. Often, he’s reason enough for the price of a ticket.
Lisa Kennedy, The Denver Post “10 must-see fall plays in Colorado”
Meet the Artists
Billie McBride
Director
Billie McBride is so pleased to be back at CCT where she directed Tuesdays with Morrie, A Picasso and Vigil as well as acting in Driving Miss Daisy and 4000…
Antonio Amadeo
Mitch
Antonio Amadeo is thrilled to be making his Cherry Creek Theatre debut. A recent transplant from South Florida, Antonio is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. Denver credits include…
Chris Kendall
Morrie
Chris Kendall is thrilled to be working again for Cherry Creek Theatre, having appeared in their inaugural production of The Unexpected Guest. This last summer he played Prospero in Telluride…