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The Golden Age of Television Drama: The Comedian

Director John Frankenheimer called live television drama “summer stock in an iron lung.”

As Charlton Heston once commented, a group of young actors, writers and directors created the medium of television drama. Philip Harwood presents three television dramas produced during this golden era of broadcasting.

  • Oct 12: The Comedian (Dir. John Frankenheimer)
  • Oct 19: What Makes Sammy Run? (Dir. Delbert Man)
  • Oct 26: The Defenders (Dir. Robert Mulligan)

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When: Mon., Oct. 12, 2015 at 2:00 pm
Where: The 92nd Street Y, New York
1395 Lexington Ave.
212-415-5500
Price: $30
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Director John Frankenheimer called live television drama “summer stock in an iron lung.”

As Charlton Heston once commented, a group of young actors, writers and directors created the medium of television drama. Philip Harwood presents three television dramas produced during this golden era of broadcasting.

  • Oct 12: The Comedian (Dir. John Frankenheimer)
  • Oct 19: What Makes Sammy Run? (Dir. Delbert Man)
  • Oct 26: The Defenders (Dir. Robert Mulligan)

Subscribe and Save! These events can be purchased together as part of the following subscription: Class Package: The Golden Age of Television Drama.

Buy tickets/get more info now