Tim Morgan:  

Life I thought when I retired and moved to Florida that I would really retire. Having enjoyed a wonderful career at Colonial Williamsburg where I played everything from a common thief to the Governor himself with my most favorite roles being; an Auctioneer where I sold goods from the colonial stores and managed to "sweet talk" hundreds of dollars out of the wallets of visitors and the role of the attorney in Cry Witch where we re-enacted the real trial of Grace Sherwood for witchcraft {trial was basis of Witchduck road in Norfolk area}. Following my entry into widowhood I began a second career where I enjoyed my "tenure" at CNU from where I had received my BA in Theatre Arts, and co-created/designed and built The ShoeBox Theatre, an experimental blackbox performance space home to the ShoeBox Follies. Sadly I retired from there prior to finishing my Masters in Social Work {headed for work in Adoption Search/Reunion Counseling} when I had a near fatal encounter with toxic mold {long before it became the disease du jour} To aid in my recovery I moved to Florida to escape the cold bitter winters of the family farm in Gloucester {being a 1/2 mile from the nearest paved road turned a heavy snow into an enforced isolation {the last year being homebound for 8 days} Settling into Florida was a dream indeed and I quickly found myself entrenched in the local community theatre The Moonlight Players Warehouse Theatre where I served as the Publicity Director and Chair of the Season Selection committee. Besides appearing in shows, some of which were The Rainmaker, Romeo and Juliet and Deathtrap. I also directed Romeo and Juliet; GODSPELL, CAMELOT, OLIVER and Stephen Ki...Expand for more