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Edie Falco: The Queen of Cable
If we’re living in a "golden age" of television, Edie Falco is its queen. After working for years on network shows, she made the jump to HBO to play a troubled prison guard on Oz, then crossed over to...
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Selected Shorts: So You Want to Change the World?
Social revolution and personal revelation, in three stories presented by Robert Sean Leonard.Our first two stories date from the turbulent 1960s, when a generation of African-Americans began to demand...
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In Jonathan Franzen’s “Ambition” a wealthy couple’s marriage of convenience unravels.After years of overlooking each other’s failings (he’s loutish and avaricious; she’s vain and lazy) and insulated...
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The program includes three stories about social revolution and personal revelation, presented by Robert Sean Leonard. Our first two stories date from the turbulent 1960s, when a generation of...
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Edie Falco: Don't Hold the Door for Me
Edie Falco says she is nothing like Carmela Soprano. Nor does she have much in common with Nurse Jackie. But Falco made these characters two of the most identifiable and human women in television...
View ArticleDustin Hoffman and Edie Falco
In anticipation of a new season of Here's The Thing, we're looking back at some of our favorite interviews from 2015. The Graduate. Midnight Cowboy. Lenny. That's just the beginning of Dustin Hoffman's...
View ArticleEdie Falco & the Political Machine, The NY Times's Sonic Journey, Tanzina...
Emmy Award-winning actor Edie Falco joins us to discuss starring in the new play, "The True" now playing at The New Group at the Pershing Square Signature Center. Written by Sharr White and directed by...
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[REBROADCAST FROM SEPTEMBER 20, 2018] Edie Falco discusses starring in the play, "The True." The New Group Off Stage will be hosting an online reading of "The True" by the cast tonight July 16 at 7pm,...
View Article'Father Soldier Son,' Presidential Protocol, Black Women Photography...
Directors Leslye Davis and Catrin Einhorn discuss their new documentary,“Father Soldier Son,” out on Netflix July 17th. Former Chief of Protocol for the United States Capricia Penavic Marshall talks...
View Article'Morning Sun' with Edie Falco and Marin Ireland
The new play, “Morning Sun,” tells the story of three generations of women all living in Greenwich Village. Four-time Emmy award winner Edie Falco, who plays Charlotte, and Tony nominee Marin Ireland,...
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