Grace & Glorie

by Tom Ziegler

About The Show

This humorous and heartfelt story finds two very different women, an independent 90-year-old mountaineer and a hotshot city slicker turned volunteer caregiver, learning about friendship, hospice and each other.

Notes from Artistic Director Charles Burr

One of my happiest experiences in the theatre was the 2002 production of Grace and Glorie for Tibbits Summer Theatre in January. All involved hoped to bring it to a wider audience as part of the summer theatre, and now we are. This funny, tender, intelligent play deals with two very different women: one a feisty, 90 year old mountaineer, the other a hot shot city slicker turned volunteer caregiver. They learn from each other and bond in ways that neither ever thought possible.

It is our great good fortune to have Gloria Logan and Donna Schulte back in the roles they performed---roles that our audience has asked—repeatedly-- for them to reprise. Whether you are seeing it for the first time or chanced to see the previous production, it is a play you will welcome into your heart.

Presented with the generous support of:

CHC Hospice Services