Pri and Joy: The Marv Gaye Mil-Chigo Theatre- Chigo

Contents:

• MARV GAYE CONCERT HISTORY
• PRI AND JOY: THE MARV GAYE MIL AT CHIGO THEATRE
• ZEOLA GAYE’S ‘MY BROTHER MARV: THE STAGE PLAY’ AT THE WARNER THEATRE BY AUDREY THORNTON
• MARV GAYE PRODUCTN PHOTOS
• THREAD: JANIS GAYE NOT HAPPY WH MARV PLAY
• ‘PRI & JOY: THE MARV GAYE MIL’ AT FISHER THEATRE

MARV GAYE CONCERT HISTORY

March 11-May 24 SHOW BOAT (Masonic)April 29-May 18 MASTER CLASSJune 28-July 14 MISS SAIGON (Masonic)1995-1996 SEASON September 26-October 15DIAL M FOR MURDEROctober 31-November 5 ANGELS IN AMERICANovember 7-12 & November 21-December 3 A TUNA CHRISTMASNovember 29-Febary 2 JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT (Masonic)December 5-17 STOMPFebary 13-March 10BIG (Premiere)March 19-May 26 DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEASTMarch 19-24 & April 12-14 SNEAKYApril 23-28 FIDDLER ON THE ROOFApril 30-May 19 FOREVER TANGO1994-1995 SEASON September 7-October 2 FIDDLER ON THE ROOFOctober 21-30 MADAME BUTTERFLY (Michigan Opera Theatre)November 11-20 DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT (Michigan Opera Theatre)November 29-December 4 PAINT THE WHITE HOUSE BLACKDecember 13-18 STOMPJanuary 10-29 LAUGHTER ON THE 23rd FLOORFebary 1-18 LES MISERABLESFebary 24-26 THE HOBBITMarch 7-29 THE SISTERS ROSENSWEIGApril 11 GOSPA (Film premiere)April 18-May 14 KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMANMay 16-28 MOMMA I'M SORRYJune 6-25 BERMUDA AVENUE TRIANGLESeptember 5-24 WEST SIDE STORY1993-1994 SEASON September 14-October 3 EVITAOctober 5-17 NO PLACE TO BE SOMEBODYOctober 29-November 6 BARBER OF SEVILLE (Michigan Opera Theatre)November 12-21 THE MERRY WIDOW (Michigan Opera Theatre)December 14-January 9 LES MISERABLES January 18-Febary 6 TOMMY (Masonic)Febary 15-March 6CRAZY FOR YOUMarch 9-27 THE SOUND OF MUSICApril 12-17EVITAApril 19-24 PERILOUS TIMESApril 26-May 15 5 GUYS NAMED MOEJune 7-12 PERILOUS TIMESJuly 12-24 THE KING AND IOctober 14-December 4 MISS SAIGON (Masonic)1992-1993 SEASON July 16-Augt 9 BRIGADOONSeptember 8-27 CAMELOTOctober 2-5 SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM (Michigan Opera Theatre)October 15-25 THE MUSIC MAN (Michigan Opera Theatre)November 3-22 ANNIEDecember 21-27 ANNIEJanuary 26-Febary 14 BREAKING LEGSFebary 23-28 PERFECT DUETApril 13-18 BUDDY HOLLY STORYApril 20-25 CATSKILLS ON BROADWAYApril 27-May 19 THE SECRET GARDEN May 20-23 SELMAJune 1-19 THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIES1992 January 28-Febary 9 BYE BYE BIRDIEFebary 11-March 1 TRUMarch 3-22 THE PIANO LESSON April 4 MOTOWN MUSEUM TRIBUTE TO MARVIN GAYEApril 14-May 3 CITY OF ANGELSMay 5-24 LOST IN YONKERSMay 28-June 7OBA-OBA1991 January 8 WJR/DODGE—QUEST FOR EXCELLENCEJanuary 15-20 HAIRJanuary 23-27 HEIDI CHRONICLESFebary 12-17 LOVE LETTERSMarch 12-24 BEAUTY SHOPApril 16-21 M BUTTERFLYMay 19 BURT REYNOLDSJuly 16-Augt 4 MY FAIR LADYSeptember 24-28 MEET ME IN ST.

December 2-January 4 THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP1967 January 23-Febary 18MAN OF LAMANCHAFebary 21-March 18ILLYA DARLINGMarch 20-April 15HELLO DOLLYApril 17-29MARAT DE SADEMay 1-13A DELICATE BALANCEMay 15-July 8THE ODD COUPLEJuly 10-Augt 5 ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE FOREVERAugt 7-12 THE ROBERT GOULET SHOWAugt 18-September 16 HENRY SWEET HENRYSeptember 18-October 14 CACTUS FLOWEROctober 15-21 LES BALLETS AFRICAINSOctober 25-November 25 MAMENovember 27-December 3 THE JOHNNY MATHIS SHOW wh OUR YOUNG GENERATIONDecember 4-9 HOW TO BE A JEWISH MOTHERDecember 11-January 6 WAIT A MINIM1966 January 17-19THE OWL AND THE PUSSY CATJanuary 31-Febary 5THE DEPUTYFebary 8-March 5POUSSE CAFÉMarch 7-April 2FUNNY GIRLApril 4-30LUVMay 2-28THE SUBJECT WAS ROSESJune 2-11MITZI GAYNOR & COMPANYJune 13-19THE JOHNNY MATHIS SHOW wh OUR YOUNG GENERATIONJune 20-26STEVE LAWRENCE & EYDIE GORME wh PAT COOPERJune 27-July 3THE PIXIE JUDY SHOWJuly 12-Augt 6 ANNIE GET YOUR GUNAugt 8-September 3GENERATIONSeptember 6-11BUDDY HACKETT and EDDIE FISHERSeptember 13-October 8SHOW BOAT October 10-15 METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANYOctober 17-22AT THE DROP OF ANOTHER HATOctober 25-November 19 WALKING HAPPYNovember 21-December 17FIDDLER ON THE ROOFDecember 20-24D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANYDecember 26-January 21HALF A SIXPENCE1965 December 21-January 16DEAR ME THE SKY IS FALLINGJanuary 18-Febary 13110 IN THE SHADEFEBRUARY 16-21 THE SECOND CITYFebary 23-28 D'OYLE CARTE OPERA COMPANYMarch 11-April 10 PLEASURES AND PALACESApril 12-May 8 BAREFOOT IN THE PARKMay 10-June 5 ANY WEDNESDAYJune 7-21 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYINGJune 21-July 3 BELAFONTEJuly 6-18 PINOCCHIOJuly 20-25 SOPHIE TUCKER-TED LEWIS-GEORGE JESSELLJuly 26-Augt 1 LIBERACEAugt 2- 7 HENRY MANCINI and ALLAN SHERMANAugt 9-September 4 PICKWICKSeptember 13-October 16 SKYSCRAPEROctober 18-23 METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANYOctober 26-November 20 CAROUSELNovember 22-December 18 KISMETDecember 22-January 15SWEET CHARITY1964 January 13-Febary 8FOXYFebary 10-22WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLFFebary 24-March 21NEVER TOO LATEMarch 23-April 18LITTLE MEApril 20-May 16A MAN FOR ALL SEASONSMay 18-June 13BEYOND THE FRINGEJune 15-July 11A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUMJuly 13-18MITZI GAYNOR SHOW wh THE GOOD TIME SINGERSJuly 27-Augt 22FIDDLER ON THE ROOFAugt 25-September 19GOLDEN BOYSeptember 21-October 7THE MERRY WIDOWOctober 26-November 21I HAD A BALLNovember 23-28OLIVERDecember 1-6JOHNNY MATHISDecember 8-13FIRST EDITION 65December 15-20LUTHER1963 January 8-Febary 23CAMELOTFebary 25-March 3MAURICE CHEVALIERMarch 4-23SOPHIEMarch 25-April 20MILK AND HONEYApril 22-May 25HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYINGMay 27-July 13MARY, MARYJuly 15-21ROBERT GOULETJuly 29-Augt 24HERE'S LOVESeptember 9-October 5JENNIEOctober 7-November 9THE SOUND OF MUSICNovember 18-December 14HELLO DOLLY (Premiere)December 16-January 11A THOUSAND CLOWNS1962 January 15-Febary 3NO STRINGS (Premiere)Febary 5-24A TASTE OF HONEYFebary 26-March 17DO RE MIMarch 19-31PRESCRIPTION: MURDER (the origal COLUMBO) (Premier)April 9-27BRAVO GIOVANNI (Premier)April 30-May 19IRMA LA DOUCEMay 21-June 2AN EVENING WITH HARRY BELAFONTEJune 5-24MY FAIR LADYJune 26-July 14COME BLOW YOUR HORNJuly 17-Augt 4THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWNSeptember 3-22CARNIVALSeptember 24-October 13STEP ON A CRACKOctober 15-20A PROGRAM FOR TWO PLAYERSOctober 22-November 10LORD PENGONovember 11-17I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALENovember 19-December 8OLIVERDecember 11-16D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANYDecember 17-January 5THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL1961 October 1-21THE GAY LIFE (Premier)October 23-November 11LA PLUME DE MA TANTENovember 13-25ADVISE AND CONSENTNovember 27-December 16THE BEST MANDecember 18-January 6BYE BYE BIRDIEScroll to top. Award-wng playwright and producer, Je’Caryo Johnson and the elst son of the legendary mic figure, Marv Gaye III, are proud to announce that work has begun on the velopment of an all-new mil celebratg the life and tim of Marv Pentz Gaye, Jr. Through an unprecented productn partnership between Johnson and Gaye, dienc will get to know another si of the mil legend never seen before.

Wh oversight and llaboratn om Marv Gaye III, dienc n expect an thentic and transparent behd-the-scen acuntg of Gaye’s life agast the backdrop of Gaye’s parable song talogue, which will be featured the mil when buts 2023. The upg mil will be wrten and produced by both Johnson and Gaye III and will trace the inic sger’s trials, triumphs and tragedi as he ascends om a preacher’s kid turned lol pop sgg sensatn to an ternatnal superstar whose mic, still today, stirs the soul as well as the nscience. Gaye’s mil imprt not only helped shaped and revolutnize the sound of Motown, but also extend well beyond his lifpan and fluenced the mic of morn-day artists such as Chris Brown, Usher and the late Michael Jackson.

PRI AND JOY: THE MARV GAYE MIL AT CHIGO THEATRE

Like his mic, the them of Gaye’s life— love, stggle, triumph and remptn prove transcennt and marks the makg of an impecble storyle and theatril mil masterpiece. Whether through his love ballads or his transformative sign of the tim signature songs and anthems, Marv Gaye’s mic mt be immortalized on stage wh the mer so jtly serv and Marv Gaye III and Johnson’s llaboratn marks the moment time that a mil of this magnu will fally manift on stage honor of Gaye.

No other mic figure of the time and sce has been able to, as eloquently like Gaye, weave the eds and algs of a natn wh the sire people have to love and create.

ZEOLA GAYE’S ‘MY BROTHER MARV: THE STAGE PLAY’ AT THE WARNER THEATRE BY AUDREY THORNTON

“I have the betiful privilege of llaboratg wh Marv Gaye III to celebrate and pay homage to the credible legacy of Mr. Marv Gaye, ” stated Johnson.

Acrdg to Marv Gaye III, “MGIII Global Licensg Internatnal, LLC is ecstatic to celebrate Mr. Gaye and his life’s work. Marv Gaye was a mil geni and a great humanarian who red about people and about what’s gog on the world.

MARV GAYE PRODUCTN PHOTOS

“Marv Gaye is one of my favore artists of all time, ” add Johnson. Pri and Joy: The Marv Gaye Mil.

THREAD: JANIS GAYE NOT HAPPY WH MARV PLAY

From the secret diary of Anna Gordy Gaye the greatt Motown love story never told: Pri & Joy. The tumultuo and passnate journey of one of mic's most trigug power upl, inic R&B sger Marv Gaye and Anna Gordy - who jt happened to be a songwrer/producer and the sister of Motown founr Berry Gordy - to The Chigo Theatre. ’s own native son, Marv Gaye (Keh Washgton), one of the most gifted mil talents of the twenty-first century, me alive for a few brief hours at The Warner Theatre before an dience of die-hard loyal fans.

Tony Grant (Marv Gaye) and Lia Grant (Tammie Terrell). The long-awaed story-behd-the-story as told through the ey of his youngt sister, Zeola Gaye (Tondy Gallant), unfold along a ntuum om Marv’s birth on April 2, 1939 to his untimely ath on April 2, 1984. Addnal actors clu Havier Hill-Roller (Marv/child); Tony Grant (Marv/young man); Lia Grant (Tammi Terrell); John Terrell (Berry Gordy); and Tondy Gallant (Anna Gordy/Zeola Gaye).

Marv Gaye Productn Photos.

‘PRI & JOY: THE MARV GAYE MIL’ AT FISHER THEATRE

DETROIT (WWJ) - Metro Detro fans of Motown legend Marv Gaye will have the opportuny to see the fallen sger's life and legacy acted out on stage, the h play "My Brother Marv, " openg Tuday at the Fisher Theatre. Grammy Award nomated sger/actor and Detro native, Keh Washgton will portray Marv Gaye the productn, wrten by Angela Barrow-Dunlap, also a Detro native.

"The fay, Zeola Gaye, and her sister and their dghters gave me the most nfince by sayg that remd them of Marv, whout even tryg to portray the person Marv, " he said. Gaye's send wife lls play 'pletely and utterly exploative'. The play "My Brother Marv, " which opened Tuday at the Fisher Theater and ntu through Sunday, has exposed flt l wh the survivg fay of the late Motown sger Marv Gaye.

After a storied reer and many hs at Motown — Gaye rerd the label's most popular sgle, "I Heard It Through the Grapeve" — the sger was ught a downward spiral of dg abe and emotnal turmoil the late 1970s. Gaye remas one of the most popular of the classic Motown artists wh younger generatns, thanks part to the timelsns of his poetic, era-fg "What's Gog On. His younger sister, Zeola Gaye, 67, wrote a memoir that forms the basis of "My Brother, Marv, " which was scripted by Angela Barrow-Dunlap.