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The Architect, Norman Lear: How Lear Changed Comedy and the Culture

all in the familyNorman Lear in conversation with Bill Carter and Al Roker

Co-presented with the Comedy Hall of Fame

All in the Family. Maude. Good Times. The Jeffersons. As writer, producer, director, satirist and political activist, the legendary Norman Lear created some of the most important and influential comedy programs in television history. In this evening presented by the Comedy Hall of Fame, Norman Lear will join us for a discussion that will include clips from his greatest shows, moderated by former New York Times media reporter Bill Carter and Al Roker, feature anchor on NBC’s Today show.











When: Wed., Mar. 25, 2015 at 7:00 pm
Where: Museum of the Moving Image
36-01 35th Ave.
718-777-6888
Price: $20
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all in the familyNorman Lear in conversation with Bill Carter and Al Roker

Co-presented with the Comedy Hall of Fame

All in the Family. Maude. Good Times. The Jeffersons. As writer, producer, director, satirist and political activist, the legendary Norman Lear created some of the most important and influential comedy programs in television history. In this evening presented by the Comedy Hall of Fame, Norman Lear will join us for a discussion that will include clips from his greatest shows, moderated by former New York Times media reporter Bill Carter and Al Roker, feature anchor on NBC’s Today show.

Buy tickets/get more info now