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Ticket Sale Dates
Subscriptions on sale to Members: September 10 at noon
Subscriptions on sale to General Public: September 16 at noon
Individual tickets on sale to Members: September 20 at noon
Individual tickets on sale to General Public: September 24 at noon
Event Location
All events listed take place at The Paley Center for Media in Los Angeles, 465 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills.
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Ticket Prices
The Subject Is Media
2 events: $43, $25 for Paley Center Members. Individual event: $25, $15 Members.
Ticket Policies
Events and participants are subject to change without notice. No refunds or exchanges. Four-ticket limit per person, per event. All seating is general admission; no reserved seating.
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To Order Tickets (Members, please have your ID number ready.)
· Online: At paleycenter.org beginning Sept 10 at noon for Members. See above for all ticket dates. Service charges will apply.
· By Phone: 310.786.1091, daily, 12:00 to 5:00 pm. Service charges will apply.
· In Person: Tickets for all events are available at the front desk, Wed to Sun, 12:00 to 5:00 pm.
Online ticketing closes two hours before a scheduled event. Tickets may still be purchased in person up until the time of the event. |
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Smoke and Sympathy: A Toast to Mad Men
Wednesday, October 10; 7:00 pm
A rave hit with critics, AMC's Mad Men is—per Vanity Fair's James Wolcott—a "rat-packish safari" through the urban jungle of New York advertising in the 1960s, as drawn by former Sopranos scribe Matthew Weiner. Join the cast and creative team for a screening and discussion of—among other things—just who is Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and why is everyone saying such nice things about him?
In Person:
Matthew Weiner, Series Creator
Jon Hamm, "Don Draper"
Elisabeth Moss, "Peggy"
Vincent Kartheiser, "Pete"
January Jones, "Betty"
John Slattery, "Roger"
Christina Hendricks, "Joan"
PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy AMCTV/Craig Blankenhorn
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Back in Circulation: A Lou Grant Reunion
Friday, November 16; 7:00 pm
Remember when newspaper scribes, bathed in the glow of Woodward and Bernstein, were lionized like Arthurian knights? Relive those glory days as we reunite the cast and creative team of this seminal 1970s–80s drama series, built around Edward Asner's iconic portrayal of Mary Richard's erstwhile boss, the gruff but cuddly Lou Grant.
In Person:
Edward Asner, "Lou Grant"
Daryl Anderson, "Dennis 'Animal' Price"
Jack Bannon, "Art Donovan"
Allan Burns, Executive Producer
Seth Freeman, Executive Producer
Linda Kelsey, "Billie Newman"
Robert Walden, "Joe Rossi"
Gene Reynolds, Executive Producer
Allen Williams, "Adam Wilson"
Others to be announced.
PHOTO CREDIT: Photo by Gene Trindl - All Rights Reserved, 1978 Gene Trindl - Image courtesy MPTV.net
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