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Ticket Sale Dates and Prices
Subscriptions on sale to Members: March 5 at noon
Subscriptions on sale to General Public: March 8 at noon
Individual tickets on sale to Members: March 11 at noon
Individual tickets on sale to General Public: March 14 at noon
Subscription series of 3 events: $60, $30 for Paley Center Members and Students
Individual event: $25, $15 Paley Center Members and Students
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Event Location
All events listed take place at The Paley Center for Media in New York, 25 West 52 Street, New York, NY, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
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. Premium seating for Producers Circle Members at Producers Circle events only.
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To Order Tickets (Members, please have your ID number ready.)
· Online: At paleycenter.org beginning March 5 at noon for Members. See above for all ticket dates. Service charges will apply.
· By Phone: Call 212.621.6600, Dial "0" for operator; Mon to Fri, 12:00 to 5:00 pm. Service charges will apply.
· In Person: Tickets for all events are available at the front desk, Tues to Sun, 12:00 to 6:00 pm; Thurs to 8:00 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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The Art of Media-Savvy Satire:
Bob Elliott Converses with Chris Elliott and Keith Olbermann
Monday, March 31, 2008; 6:00 to 7:30 pm
The Paley Center is saluting the work of legendary satirists Bob & Ray, with Bob Elliott himself and his son Chris, acclaimed writer/performer of Late Night with David Letterman and the creator/star of Get a Life, discussing and screening clips from their careers. Along for the tribute is Keith Olbermann, who cites Bob & Ray as a major influence on Countdown, his nightly blending of news and satire. It will be quite a meeting of the media-savvy wits.
In Person: Bob Elliott, Chris Elliott, and Keith Olbermann
PHOTO CREDIT: Bob & Ray: © Al Hirschfeld. Drawing of Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding is reproduced by special arrangement with Hirschfeld's exclusive representative, The Margo Feiden Galleries Ltd., New York.; Keith Olbermann: MSNBC; Chris Elliott: David Needleman
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Sparring with Norman Mailer and Gore Vidal:
Dick Cavett Narrates His Legendary Show
Monday, April 7, 2008; 6:00 to 7:30 pm
The late Norman Mailer liked to engage in heavyweight conversation on TV. He found a worthy opponent in Gore Vidal when the pair came to verbal fisticuffs during the incendiary 1971 Dick Cavett Show. Few media moments are as intellectually electrifying as Mailer confronting Vidal about his recently published essay in the New York Review of Books, laced with witty asides by Cavett and New Yorker writer Janet Flanner. Cavett will provide a DVD-like, blow-by-blow commentary while the complete show screens and answer audience questions.
In Person: Dick Cavett
PHOTO: Screen grab from The Dick Cavett Show
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A Sign of the Times:
The Petula Clark Special with Harry Belafonte
Thursday, May 8, 2008
NEW DATE Monday, September 22
Forty years ago singer Petula Clark was given her own special by NBC only to have the innocent variety show end up the center of a racial controversy. But it's more than that: Petula is a time capsule of the styles and sounds of 1968. Clark sings such hits as "Don't Sleep in the Subway," and is joined by another great entertainer, Harry Belafonte. Following a screening of the program they will appear with the special's director/producer, Steve Binder, to talk about its creation and notoriety.
In Person: Petula Clark; Harry Belafonte; and Steve Binder, Director/Producer
PHOTO CREDIT: NBC
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