01 January 1982 Factual 64 mins
Monologue created and performed by Spalding Gray, who takes us through his childhood recollections of growing up in a Christian Science household in Barrington, Rhode Island, in the 1950s.
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Spalding Gray as Himself
Spalding Gray Writer
United States 01 January 1982
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