Daniel Morris

So sad to learn of this. As a very young actor ( my two apprenticeship years with the Cleveland Play House and then several years later in NYC) Dan was always kind, generous, willing to help in any way. A ready smile and a delicious dry sense of humor. It’s been many years, Dan. But I will always remember your kindness and your friendship. Rest In Peace, my friend

My thoughts and prayers are with Dan's family and friends. Dan's talents extended beyond the stage into all aspects of his life. He was a force of nature and I will remember his energy, passion, and dynamic presence...how he owned every role on stage and off. And how deeply he loved his family. I am very sorry for your loss.

I met Dan at the Cape Fear Community College Wooden Boat Building course. We worked together on a few boats that needed repairs. We became friends and from that day on we tried to have a lunch date at least once a week when possible. Our two favorite places to visit was A&G Cafe (now Butt's and Such) for hot dogs, french fries and coleslaw. We also frequented the Ocean Grill for oyster and shrimp rolls. We even visited Southport a few times and enjoyed meeting Wayne Kruger while there for...

Dan was a wonderful human being, a very good friend, funny, creative, generous, loved his visits to Maine every summer, will really miss him and his jokes at the beginning of every phone conversation.

I first met Dan in the 90's , he was amazing to watch on stage, I was honored to be cast by him in several plays, Cabaret, Look Homeward Angel. But my favorite was when I showed up to audition for the Scottish play and I was 6 months pregnant with my son. I told him I could only play one role (Lady McDuff) she gets murdered and wouldn't it be on the dark side to have her pregnant? He loved the idea and I got a call to play the pregnant one that gets murdered. I last saw him a few years...