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	Ticket Sale Dates and Prices Subscriptions on sale to Members: March 5 at noon Subscriptions on sale to General Public: March 8 at noon Individual tickets on sale to Members: March 11 at noon Individual tickets on sale to General Public: March 14 at noon Each event sold individually. $15, $10 for Paley Center Members and Students		Event Location All events listed take place at The Paley Center for Media in New York, 25 West 52 Street, New York, NY, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Ticket Policies Events and participants are subject to change without notice. No refunds or exchanges. Four-ticket limit per person, per event. All seating is general admission; no reserved seating. Premium seating for Producers Circle Members at Producers Circle events only.
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	Screening and Discussion Rediscovering Glenn Gould Moderated by David Dubal Monday, April 28, 2008; 6:00 to 7:30 pm The Paley Center reexamines the television work of the legendary Canadian pianist Glenn Gould (1932–82) with a special fortieth anniversary screening of a little-known 40-minute segment from the April 28, 1968, edition of the WNET newsmagazine program Public Broadcasting Laboratory. Here Gould gives a lighthearted analysis of the music of Mozart and performs the complete Mozart Piano Sonata in B-flat major, K. 333. The screening will be introduced by the acclaimed pianist Simone Dinnerstein; a conversation with our distinguished panel to follow. In Person: Lucille Carra, Documentary Filmmaker; Simone Dinnerstein, Pianist; David Dubal, Author and Broadcaster PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy of Glenn Gould Estate		Richard Burton's Hamlet: See His Broadway Triumph Live Via Electronovision Introduced by Kate Burton Thursday, May 22, 2008; 6:00 to 9:30 pm Richard Burton's performance of Hamlet in 1964 still reverberates in the Broadway memory. Newsweek called the Sir John Gielgud–directed production "a monument to the actor's art," and last year the ghost of Burton's Hamlet inspired a piece by the Wooster Group. In a rare public screening, the Center will present Burton's complete Hamlet, captured in 1964 by Electronovision, a then-new technology that recorded the immediacy of live performance in the theater. Kate Burton will introduce the evening. (191 minutes) The Center thanks Sally Burton and Paul Brownstein for making this screening possible. PHOTO CREDIT: Photofest