Documentary portrait of writer and performer Spalding Gray, tracing his journey from his Rhode Island childhood to his rise as a celebrated monologist. Through interviews, performance excerpts, and reflections, it explores how he transformed personal experience into art. The film highlights his distinctive storytelling style—wry, confessional, and deeply human—revealing the creative process behind his acclaimed stage works.
Director: Robby Henson.
Stars: Spalding Gray.
Cinematographer: Doron Schlair.
Composer: Pat Irwin.
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Thank you very much for this and the preceding doc. Strangely, Gray came into my thoughts just last week and then I just happebed on these two films. I had volunteered working on his techcrew as he was previewing SAKONNET POINT (1975) @ the six week long Connecticut College American Damce Festival 1974. I wanted to watch him up close as he continued to develop this beautiful memory piece of his. I was there as a dancer but there was an in tandem avant-garde theater festival happening in tandem. Even with a full dance class schedule 9-5 Monday-Friday I managed to work in tech and / or workshop with a different group each weekend. The late Robert Wilson was there, as were Sam Shepard with The Performance Group, Philip Glass accompanying Mabou Mines, Richard Foreman and his Ontological Hysteric Theater, Charles Ludlam and his Ridiculous Theatrical Company, Andre Gregoryn and his ALICE IN WONDERLAND and (last but certainly NEVER least) Meredith Monk and The House.. Amazing what one can do when young and filled with unbridled creative devotion. Sheer heaven for me. Those were the days! Thanks, Jon.
Thanks Jon for your continued efforts in finding these gems. Spalding was a unique and brilliant talent