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Once a vibrant lawyer, Greenwich Village activist and family matriarch, Gladys Green (Annette Miller) has run a charming boutique art gallery on Waverly Place for decades, but now stands to lose its tenancy, as her world shrinks through loss of memory and hearing.
Gladys's family struggles to cope with her fading faculties in this Pulitzer Prize finalist for Drama. As told from her grandson's perspective, this powerful story sheds a lasting and humorous light on how our familial roles get inevitably refashioned over time, and quietly challenges us to examine how we look after each other.
“An exquisite blend of humor and sorrow.” — Broadway News
Gladys's family struggles to cope with her fading faculties in this Pulitzer Prize finalist for Drama. As told from her grandson's perspective, this powerful story sheds a lasting and humorous light on how our familial roles get inevitably refashioned over time, and quietly challenges us to examine how we look after each other.
“An exquisite blend of humor and sorrow.” — Broadway News
Age Guidance: 13
Show Notes: No Intermission
Audience Advisory:
Performance at the Elayne P. Bernstein Theater
Performance Schedule:
FRIDAY & SATURDAY @ 7:30 PM
SUNDAY @ 3 PM
Director
Tina Packer
Written by
Kenneth Lonergan
