The Waverly Gallery (original stage production)

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The Waverly Gallery (original stage production) is Kenneth Lonergan’s acclaimed memory-play about an elderly woman’s struggle with dementia and her family’s efforts to cope, which premiered Off-Broadway before later being revived on Broadway.

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instanceOf Broadway production
Off-Broadway production
play
stage play production
author Kenneth Lonergan
basedOn The Waverly Gallery (play)
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception acclaimed
director Scott Ellis
featuresCharacter Daniel
Don
Ellen
Gladys Green
Howard
firstPerformedAt Promenade Theatre
firstPerformedInCity New York City
firstPerformedInCountry United States
genre drama
memory play
hasNarrativeForm memory-based narration
hasTheme burden of care on families
loss of independence in old age
memory and identity
hasType family drama
language English
laterRevivedAs The Waverly Gallery (2018 Broadway revival)
medium live theatre
notableFor autobiographical elements drawn from Kenneth Lonergan’s family
portrayal of an elderly woman’s struggle with dementia
openingYear 2000
playwright Kenneth Lonergan
portrays emotional impact of cognitive decline
intergenerational family dynamics
premiereType Off-Broadway premiere
producer Scott Rudin
settingLocation Greenwich Village, New York City
linked to: Greenwich Village
subject aging
caregiving
dementia
family relationships
timePeriodDepicted late 20th century
workLocationOfAuthor New York City

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The Waverly Gallery (Broadway revival) isARevivalOf The Waverly Gallery (original stage production)
The Waverly Gallery (Broadway revival) workPresented The Waverly Gallery (play)
linked to: The Waverly Gallery (original stage production)
The Waverly Gallery (original stage production) basedOn The Waverly Gallery (play)
linked to: The Waverly Gallery (original stage production)