(LAUGHTER) I have a play I wanna write. It's really hard to take care of someone all day long. That is what you want to do most of all. (LAUGHTER) But she's a genius, and she's incredible in the part, and I always wanted her to play this role. She was very, very gregarious. He was arrested and I watched from a distance, afraid to let anybody know that I even knew him. LONERGAN: Yeah. In what is a chock full of Theater, "The Waverly Gallery" is another great one. And it just went on and on and on. ALTSCHUL: You're so well known for your natural dialogue between characters, it almost feels as though we're eavesdropping on a conversation. Trying to convince her family and herself that shes still capable of navigating the flux of urban life, Gladys always fills in the verbal gaps that confront her, even with words that may not be the right ones. Robert Massimi. [Whats new onstage and off: Sign up for our Theater Update newsletter]. LONERGAN: [As Matthew Broderick put it], it's my most literally autobiographical work. With its narrator Daniel (an always nuanced David Gow) recounting a familial past, The Waverly Gallery would seem to belong to the tradition sparked by Tennessee Williams with The Glass Menagerie. LONERGAN: There's all these attachments. LONERGAN: Just a little, well, a lot of the material. $15.99 . Just watch the extended "Margaret," the extended edition. You know, can be really good. "Analyze This." "The Waverly Gallery" marks the fifth collaboration between J Stage Theatre and the professional production company. And it was really exciting. 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And it's interesting for the actors and the director to try to make that come to life. Why were there so many troubles, if you read about it or you read some of the, you know, the lawsuit. LONERGAN: Yeah, or even if they say you're good at something you're not good at, you think, "Oh, well maybe " It might encourage you to go in that direction a bit more. A wacky and heartrending look at the effect of senility on a family, The Waverly Gallery was a success at New York's Promenade Theatre, winning an Obie for legendary Eileen Heckart in the role of Gladys. Ms. May, right, portrays a gallery owner who shows work by a struggling artist (Michael Cera, left), while her grandson (Lucas Hedges) worries about her health. When I watch the play, I'm watching these actors in this story and this theatricalization of it, but I think of the actual events that it mirrors just as often, which is not quite the case with my other work, which is a little bit less literally transcribed from my life. LONERGAN: Yeah, and I'd check in on her like that. And yet, while Lonergan mines his subject with delicacy and wit, he runs out of dramatic ore well before the evening's end. Directed by Scott Ellis, the play starred Eileen Heckart as Gladys Green and Josh Hamilton as Daniel. LONERGAN: Yeah, she was amazing. (LAUGHS). And she just had a very profound understanding of I hate to call it this how the creative process works. ALTSCHUL: And the gallery itself, there wasn't much going on there in the end. The Waverly Gallery by Kenneth Lonergan conveys how families are torn apart coping with and caring for elders with dementia. In other words, The Waverly Gallery is very much a group portrait, in which everyday life is distorted to the point of surrealism by the addled soul at its center. Browse the gallery for an inside look. LONERGAN: I have no idea. ALTSCHUL: And you were caring for her, in some ways, during that time? And one of my college friends was my roommate, so we split the rent. Like a spy novel. As far as caring for elderly and people with dementia, aging people with Alzheimer's or any of these diseases, not much has changed today. LONERGAN: Oh, I'm afraid that's true. But in describing his domestic portraits and local landscapes, he sums up the essence of the play. And then they bought the script outright, which is unusual. Tuesday was a tough day for "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie, who tested positive for COVID-19 for the third time in a little over a year. I'll visit once a week or I'll--" but often you have to do that, because there's no other practical way. LONERGAN: Oh yeah. I love this little scene." She did a lot of work on housing issues. I think this happens a lot. Could you maybe add some depth to the characters." But I hadn't had a lot of bad life experience. I mean that's a pretty broad half the human race is a very broad topic! Monologue: "He's taken an interest. Shakespeare & Company, based in the Lenox, has opened its 2019 summer season with "The Waverly Gallery," staged by Tina Packer, founder of the troupe in 1978 and director of the company until 2009. And she belongs in this world, even though she's nothing like my grandmother and the character is her invention, really. And then other things start to happen. And funny, yreah. LONERGAN: Yeah, they had an idea for a movie that they liked. LONERGAN: Yeah. Whoops! And it seemed to me, I really liked the characters. And their loneliness, their isolation, their confusion, their anxiety, real and unreal. You do something, and somebody acknowledges a job well done, it gives you that extra little something. As near perfect as the performances are, the physical production occasionally lets them down. Just the last couple years of her functioning where, you know, it's a very slow, gradual decline. We went right to Casey after Matt became unavailable. You mighta walked them through it a little more? He writes speeches for the Environmental Protection . The play was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2001. Its a tragedy of mostly good people who sometimes fail each other even when or especially when they dont want to. (Ben Brantley's article appeared in The New York Times, 10/25; via Pam Green.) It was pretty clear where it was working and where it wasn't. With her dyed hair and her yesteryear-bohemia outfits, Gladys still cuts a vibrant figure, but her mind is starting to cloud. My mother really took care of her, but my mother lived uptown and I was on the scene, so I was . I grew up pretty easy circumstances. In the first scene, she seems to be living in a bright, logorrheic fog, chattering at Daniel so endlessly and uncomprehendingly that you sympathize when he tells us, usually if I was walking past the gallery, Id just duck down behind the cars across the street so she wouldnt see me go by. Gladyss landlord has announced that the gallery must close, a small catastrophe that pokes the play into action. It's more like an exercise than a real creative endeavor. LONERGAN: Well, I try to recreate actual human speech as best I can. And I'm supposed to write a television show, too, but I don't know what that's gonna be. ALTSCHUL: You go to the original. Such objections dissolve as soon as Gladys and her clan reassemble into groupings that convey both claustrophobic intimacy and tragic, unbridgeable distance. It's difficult, I imagine. She's incredibly insightful and she's a lotta fun. "The Waverly Gallery" is a scrupulously unmanipulative, unsentimental treatment of subject matter that is, well, inherently manipulative and sentimental. "It was exciting to . And my stepfather gave me the idea for "Analyze This," 'cause it was based on a real anecdote where a famous Mafioso went to one of his colleagues the only Sicilian psychoanalyst in New York at the time, (LAUGHS) who had been approached by a famous mobster who wanted to talk to him. ALTSCHUL: So you take the script and there are specific characters that he gives you an assignment? And it's something that some people never come to terms with. No you don't. Because it's really different from not having one. I thought maybe I would use them for something else someday. That would come a couple of years later. Shes bluffing, fabricating, groping for a direction in what must often seem like a void. And that's quite fun to do even if the material is painful. And you kinda wanna say, "Where are you?" October 25, 2018 by Jonathan Mandell. It's so much different and better, you can't even imagine! Years go by, you watch them again, they feel fresh, relevant. LONERGAN: She's a brilliant woman. But also I was trying to do with the it's always weird to talk about your own work. And she died, so that was the end of that. And you know, you have this information about the person in the back of your head while you're writing the person's dialogue. I'm Simon, though He called me Peter. ALTSCHUL: Just getting those kinds of performances out of actors, it only happens when you've got somebody who is an actor's director who understands what it's like on both sides. Tootsie Apr 23, 2019 Jan 05, 2020 . And there's an opposite falseness on the other end of the scale to when things are just too heavy, too miserable, too relentless, too bleak. From the moment Gladys Green opens her mouth which is the moment that the curtain rises on Kenneth Lonergans wonderful play The Waverly Gallery at the Golden Theater its clear that for this garrulous woman, idle conversation isnt a time killer. Not to quote myself, but there's a moment in the play when the narrator, the grandson says, "It feels like there's some option, but you just can't figure out what it is.". It is considered a "memory play". So when people say there's no story, there are no plot line, it's no beginning, middle and end. Playwright Kenneth Lonergan is so obsessed with telling Gladys' story and creating her . Daniels crystalline monologues of recollection aside, The Waverly Gallery often has the ostensible waywardness of recorded conversations. Ill admit that several times I thought shed missed a line or fluffed one, but when I went back and read the script, there was everything shed said. The pictures are good. ALTSCHUL: So "Manchester by the Sea" was profoundly sad, disturbing, moving, emotional, let's just say very, very sad. We performed it. She was my first choice. ALTSCHUL: So they come with a story idea, and say, "Here are the characters. ALTSCHUL: It was 20 years ago that you were writing "The Waverly Gallery." When I was 5 years old I started to draw. A powerful, poignant and often hilarious play, The Waverly Gallery follows the final years of a grandmother's battle against Alzheimer's disease. There's a character who's a painter who's inspired by a real guy, but his personality bears no resemblance to the real guy, who I didn't know that well. the waverly gallery monologue. The cast included: The revival was directed by Lila Neugebauer. When push came to shove, I failed him. You don't really choose. Well, now that I've directed these three films, I really do think of myself as a director, as a filmmaker also. LONERGAN: And it makes it a story and not just a dirge. What does that mean, add some depth to the characters and the script? And then they liked my writing, so they wanted me to write it. I have a film I'm trying to write. And I really liked it. ALTSCHUL: Do you feel that way about screenplays now? You had early success in the film business. LONERGAN: They're very far along in that process. And I thought, "Oh gee. But I don't know if I really have the temperament for it. It is considered a "memory play". And it works fine. And if something's happened to her you don't know, I'm totally screwed. ALTSCHUL: Well, it worked out in the end in that if one wants to see your version of the film, you're a click away. Published by Grove Press. Unless it's a sensationalist story, in which case it's great. And her personality is very vivid. There's a lot we can learn from the Manchester By The Sea script, from its characters to its dialogue. And I thought of faith in other people, faith in other people, and the idea of putting your faith in someone who may not necessarily have earned it. And I thought, "Oh, that sounds like a really good story." Rendered through the retrospective gaze of Gladyss grandson Daniel (a first-rate Lucas Hedges), who lives down the hall from Gladys it recalls Tennessee Williamss guilt-drenched The Glass Menagerie. But Mr. Lonergans lens on the past is sharper and harsher. But that's actually the most complicated thing to do, is to have people simply talking. Including the last lines here I don't think you can really spoil anything, and it's a published play, but avoid if you want to see it blind." But no word is randomly chosen here, starting with. ALTSCHUL: And that's just life experience, right? She's really funny. Like, you notice that after you talk they get worse. LONERGAN: Yeah. (LAUGHS) So then it's very simple to understand that you shouldn't talk! The Waverly Gallery Full-Length Play, Dramatic Comedy / 2f, 3m Kenneth Lonergan Kenneth Lonergan's poignant and often hilarious play, which earned 86-year-old Elaine May a 2019 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play, is a wacky and heartrending look at the effects of senility on a family. I don't know why. And then I thought, "Well, this is great. Right down the line! But it's interesting. LONERGAN: And that's when it's a bit tricky, if you're on the inside, to say, "Well, that's okay. And I'm able to participate without taking over. Gladys, the elderly matriarch of the Green family, has run an art gallery in a small Greenwich Village hotel for many years but now the management wants to replace her less-than-thriving gallery with a coffee shop . And it's a very big world. And it can be really fun to try to do that. They had, like six projects backed up and there was a teeny window which closed. I have two plays that I directed 'cause I had a real specific idea of how I wanted them to be, the whole design. I was young. Image Video. And it just escalated. It's very expensive to pay for someone else to do it. (LAUGHTER). Tried him being a cold blooded killer. LONERGAN: Well, it's always hard to say, but I think it's not a punishing movie. Auditions drew a talented cast of newcomers and alumni. The show, first produced Off-Broadway in 2000, follows a grandson watching his grandmother slowly die from Alzheimer's disease. They're there to support and pay for the film, and they're very anxious about how it's gonna turn out. This was all before I was born, so I don't know all the details. Kenneth Lonergans personal play about a gallery owner losing her memory is a beautifully acted, quietly crushing tragedy. And I had friends who were making good money writing screenplays, and they kept urging me to do the same. Long fabled as a director, script doctor and dramatist, Ms. May first became famous as a master of improvisational comedy, instantly inventing fully detailed, piquantly neurotic characters who always leaned slightly off-kilter. Or you know, it doesn't rain when you're in a bad mood. Or a film. But it wasn't, like, I was 25 or 26. In that case I kind of knew what the main relationship was, what the ending would be, and what the structure of the events was going to be. Ink Apr 24, 2019 Jul 07, 2019 . And then I was unable to write it for eight months. So that's how that came about. And a lotta those conversations in the classroom were taken strictly out of our [classes]. It's not tryin' to make you miserable and it's not tryin' to shove your face into misery. We're going to break down the Manchester By The Sea screenplay so that you can see how Kenneth Lonergan uniquely writes his scripts. See for yourself why we are the premier destination for quality apartment living and experience the possibilities of your new lifestyle in one of our Belleville apartments for rent.Featuring beautiful community spaces like a swimming pool, modern clubhouse, renovated fitness center, and dog park, you'll want to make The Waverly your first choice. She's got dementia, and it's about how she tries to hang on to what she's got, and how her family, her daughter and grandson and all them cope with this extremely difficult end of life. And especially as you're becoming an adult, and becoming not just a function of your family and your parents, to be facing the complexity of the rest of the world, and the fact that other people are just as important as you are at that moment when your own ego is identifying itself, is a very tricky moment in life. It's not that. You do feel like the subject is something you really have to put on paper, and you don't know why all the time. ALTSCHUL: You mentioned that you were living next door to her. Mr. Lonergan has one of the keenest ears of any working playwright. is also often deeply funny. Daniel's crystalline monologues of recollection aside, "The Waverly Gallery" often has the ostensible waywardness of recorded conversations. We need help now"? ALTSCHUL: I guess what I'm asking is, why write it? Wage growth is slowing. The main person who helped me was Matthew Broderick's mother, Patsy Broderick. ALTSCHUL: Yeah. And I really don't care for the theatrical version in retrospect, and the extended edition is more representative of the film I wanted to make. And just to hasten the inevitable by kind of taking people away from their homes and away from their lives because they become an inconvenience, is really not great. They wanna be alive. And it gave me an entry into the screenwriting world, and I rewrote other people's scripts. ALTSCHUL: So, "Waverly Gallery," "This Is Our Youth," pieces of yours that just stand the test of time. ALTSCHUL: Yeah, the ties within the family were beautiful in the short hand. They give you backup and depth. ALTSCHUL: So, you would have to say, "Mom, things have progressed here. ALTSCHUL: What was your experience with that process? The short version is that they didn't trust me to take care of the film after it was shot, in the editing, and I didn't have the smarts to put them at ease. ALTSCHUL: Let's talk about "You Can Count On Me" and how that story developed. Or this six characters? LONERGAN: It's a long story. Our Pet Policy. It's hard to get these productions up. What is it? LONERGAN: And that somehow got around to this brother and sister, one of whom was a religious person and the other of whom wasn't. IBDB . It's not like having a real job, but it's very difficult and absorbing and interesting. Review: Elaine May Might Break Your Heart in Waverly Gallery, https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/25/theater/review-waverly-gallery-elaine-may-kenneth-lonergan.html. And also 'cause people tend to push older people aside when they start to slip away. LONERGAN: Yeah. ALTSCHUL: Really the smartest person you've ever known? And the play, heavily based on Lonergans own grandmother, is a lovely and faltering and probably ultimately inadequate way to make up for that. THE WAVERLY GALLERY PDF >> DOWNLOAD THE WAVERLY GALLERY PDF >> READ ONLINE the waverly gallery play pdf the waverly gallery tickets the waverly gallery monologue the waverly gallery review the waverly gallery analysis the waverly gallery script pdf the waverly gallery final monologue the waverly gallery broadway. He's very undogmatic. No idea. In any case, the Gladys we meet in The Waverly Gallery the title comes from the small rented Greenwich Village space where she shows art of dubious distinction is conducting what might be called extreme improvisation. She was somehow connected in with real estate, as she always found apartments for everyone, her friends and family I mean. ALTSCHUL: So then from writing novels, plays, screenplays, you decide, "I'm gonna try directing." Like I thought, "Okay, so he'll let the kid down in various ways, three or four times." And I'm interested in people who don't think the way I do. LONERGAN: It was a Naked Angels theatre company one act. Has a lot of freedom, but no foundation. She was kind of a soft communist, I like to describe her. The script covers a late 1980s year or so in the life of Daniel (the Lonergan stand-in, played with slumped and diffident grace by Lucas Hedges, who also starred in Manchester by the Sea). "The Waverly Gallery" THEATER REVIEW. Ill also admit that I looked forward to the curtain call and the reassurance it would bring that May, 86, isnt quite so fragile. And Ms. Neugebauer has assembled a dream cast to embody the collective madness that seems to descend on those closest to Gladys. There's a plot of some kind. The Waverly Gallery is his most literal presentation of that inadequacy. And then it gives you that whole word, and the whole thing starts to come into place. Shes so convinced that Daniel writes for a newspaper (hes a speechwriter) that he no longer bothers to correct her. And if they're anywhere near www you want them to do, it's really a good idea not to say too much. ALTSCHUL: Yes. And this past Sunday the play and May won Drama Desk awards. If I could say in a sentence, I wouldn't be taking up three hours of anyone's time. Be taking up three hours of anyone 's time push came to shove face. Anyone 's time kid down in various ways, three or four Times. it this the... 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