A Cavalcade of Coward

Apr 23, 2012
6:30 PM ET
New York
   




Starting in March 2012 and continuing through mid-August, New York will be holding a citywide celebration of the work and legacy of writer/actor/composer/director Noël Coward. Panel discussions, performances, screenings, and readings will demonstrate the tremendous scope of Coward’s talents, with the participation of such organizations and venues as Julliard, the Film Society at Lincoln Center, Feinstein’s, the National Arts Club, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

The Paley Center will contribute with A Cavalcade of Coward, an evening of live performances by Simon Jones, Anna Bergman, Steve Ross, and Amanda Squitieri, featuring linking narrative written and read by Coward scholar Barry Day, plus clips from the Paley Center Collection highlighting television performances of Coward and his songs. There will also be a concurrent screening series of Noël Coward television appearances and dramatizations of his works.

Funding for this event has been provided by

 

 

 

 

 




Noël Coward Screenings from the Collection

The following screenings begin at 12:30 pm.

Friday, April 20: Blithe Spirit

Saturday, April 21: Together with Music

Sunday, April 22: Cowardly Delights

Friday, April 27: Blithe Spirit

Saturday, April 28: Together with Music 

FREE for Paley Center Members
Included with general admission

Performers: Simon Jones, Anna Bergman, Steve Ross, and Amanda Squitieri
Barry Day, Noel Coward scholar
 

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