212 stories by "CUNY TV"
Disaster strikes on the day of the Hub Festival when the video crew's camera goes missing. Crew member Aoi sets out to recover it, facing unexpected obstacles along the way. As time runs out…
Nnenna Freelon, a seven-time Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist and composer, podcaster and now author, shares with host Carol Jenkins how she overcame a series of personal losses and how that g…
The soaring sound of an organ is easily recognizable, but the making of that music is far more complex. Carol Anne Riddell meets organist Gail Archer and takes an insider's look at organ pla…
On this episode of Italics, we head to the studio for an interview with New York Times bestselling author, filmmaker, and playwright Adriana Trigiani.
Adriana grew up in Virginia and has mad…
Patrick Pacheco reunites with our expert panel"Ruthie Fierberg ("Broadway News"), Adam Feldman ("Time Out New York"), and Jan Simpson (Broadway Radio's "All the Drama")"for Part Two of our F…
This month on Arts in the City… we visit an exhibit dedicated to the stunts and spectacle of Mission: Impossible; take a look at some incredible travel photography; get the inside scoop on…
As the leaves turn, the theatrical season blooms: Patrick Pacheco sits down with our experts"Ruthie Fierberg (Broadway News), Adam Feldman (Time Out New York), and Jan Simpson (Broadway Radi…
Carmen Boullosa interviews Mario Murillo, professor and journalist, about the upcoming elections and the vital role of a free press in strengthening democracy. Designer Pedro Juan shares how…
Tony Award winner Ali Stroker"the first wheelchair user to win Broadway's top honor"joins Patrick Pacheco to share her journey as performer, author, advocate, and new mom. From "Spring Awake…
On this segment of CUNY Laureates, we learn how Brooklyn College graduate Howard Sackler used his knowledge of classical drama to reveal the problems of modern times.
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Chancellor Félix V. Matos RodrÃguez and David Garza, CEO of the historic Henry Street Settlement, explore its legacy of education and community partnerships in uplifting New Yorkers and …
On this episode of CUNY Laureates, we profile three Guggenheim Fellows who graduated from the City University of New York. John Yao, a graduate of Queens College's Aaron Copland School of Mu…
On this segment of CUNY Laureates, we hear about Harold Schonberg, the Brooklyn College graduate who devoted his life and writing to the thing he loved most: music.
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Grammy Award-winning drummer and composer Terri Lyne Carrington, together with Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist and recording artist Christie Dashiell, joins host Carol Jenkins to discuss We I…
Honey, honey, how it thrills me!" " "MAMMA MIA!" is back on Broadway. Patrick Pacheco sits down with the Dynamos " Christine Sherrill (Donna), Jalynn Steele (Tanya), Carly Sakolove (Rosie) "…
It's the new season of Arts in the City! This month we explore the Milky Way and some out of this world jewelry at the American Museum of Natural History; find out what it takes to be a NYC …
Photographs of asylum inmates come alive, dancing with the ghosts of doctors and speaking with the spirits of plants in this hybrid documentary that explores the mind's power to heal. It ask…
A failed actor in his 70s is offered a second shot at stardom: a lead role on Broadway. With help from his no-nonsense wife and a few brutally honest old theatre friends, he might make it ba…
Aspiring actress Cassie believes she's found her big Hollywood break when a mysterious, Shakespeare-quoting "producer" invites her to audition. But what starts as a promising opportunity qui…
Discover how a Brooklyn College professor brings ancient history into today's conversations; meet a Hunter alum who turned her social work background into a new career in coaching; explore C…
On this segment of CUNY Laureates, we learn how City College graduate Bernard Malamud rewrote his life story from one of poverty and struggle into one of a celebrated writer.
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We kick off our 12th season with an in-depth report on Asian American Voters and the NYC Mayoral race; Adoptees for Justice and Trump immigration policy; CUNY's Asian American/Asian Research…
Exiled from her homeland of Myanmar, revolutionary artist Chaw Ei Thein uses performance art and artwork to raise awareness about political repression, manifest her dissent, and express her …
After the loss of their mother, Aim and her younger brother return to NYC carrying shattered dreams. When her ex-girlfriend unexpectedly reappears, Aim must confront her grief, creative long…
Season 7 of "Theater: All the Moving Parts" comes to a close with a look back at three unforgettable productions. "Liberation""a play we featured earlier this year"is transferring to Broadwa…
