Law, Complications, and Salem. His most recent film appearance is I am I, released in June 2014. Tighe narrated the documentary, The Mountain Runners, examining the mountain marathon runners at Mount Hood in the early 1900s. Tighe was interviewed for America on Stage examining the development of new plays funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. Tighe appeared on a documentary that was aired on the PBS program, Independent Lens. The documentary examined the development and staging of a new play in "Playwright: From Page to Stage". Tighe played the title role in Rajiv Joseph's Pulitzer Prize-nominated drama Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, about the lives of American soldiers who guard a philosophical tiger (Tighe) while on duty in the Iraq War. Tighe played the role in both the New York and at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles productions, replacing Robin Williams, He won positive reviews for his performance of the Tiger. He won a 2010 Garland Award for best Performance in a Play. Tighe played Fredrik in Anatomy of Pain on the Mirror Stage at the Ethnic Cultural Theatre in Seattle in 2012. In Sam Shepard's Curse of the Starving Class, Tighe played Weston in 2013 at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven with Judith Ivey. He had the following thoughts in his approach to doing Shepard's play,"You have to beware of naturalism, which is the place actors tend to go into. You have to leave the ground for awhile and then hope you land." Later in 2013, Tighe played Lyman Wyeth in Other Desert Cities with Pamela Reed at ACT Theatre in Seattle. Personal life Since 1985, Tighe has resided in Skagit County, Washington with his wife, the artist Rebecca Fletcher. From Skagit County, he travels to Los Angeles and New York City for work. Tighe has a daughter from his first marriage (to Mary Lou Seaman), Jennifer Tighe, an actress with whom he appeared in the stage production of A Reckoning. Filmography TV series and appearances TV moviesThe Wedsworth-Townsend Act (1972; pilot) Plus six 2-hour television movies: The Steel Inferno (January 7, 1978) Survival on Charter #220 (March 28, 1978) Most Deadly Passage (April 4, 1978) Greatest Rescues of Emergency (December 31, 1978) What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing (June 26, 1979) The Convention (July 3, 1979)The Rebels (1979)Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant Daughter (1990)Face of a Stranger (1991)Yesterday