In a performance that will leave audiences believing they have just heard from the Rough Rider President, actor and historian Joe Wiegand will bring Theodore Roosevelt to life in his one-man performance in St. Andrew’s- Sewanee School’s McCrory Hall for the Performing Arts on Friday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. Wiegand, an SAS parent and Sewanee alumnus of the Class of 1987, has entertained audiences nationwide with the wit and wisdom that endeared Roosevelt to the American people.  Wiegand is donating this McCrory Hall performance to the  community.  The show is free and open to the public.  As a one-man theater show, Wiegand shares stories full of adventure, laughter and inspiration. “Audiences will enjoy hearing stories from T.R.’s youth, his time in the Badlands, his adventures in Cuba and Africa and the delightful time he had in the White House,” says Wiegand.  "Did you know that T.R. and his wife, Edith, reared six children in the White House?”