Gray's Anatomy

Resolved: Spalding Gray is an artist. How else could he turn 80 of minutes of whinging and kvetching into an intermittently entertaining piece of theater? This time out, Gray teams with director Steven Soderbergh to present his experiences dealing with the nightmarish prospect of eye surgery. Tormented by increasingly distorted vision in one eye, he's diagnosed with an retinal disorder known as a "macula pucker." Gray must make a decision: lose his sight or go into the hospital and have his pucker scraped. Neither option appeals to him, so the relentless raconteur first explores a few alternatives to conventional surgery, including a visit to a Native Americ...