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On WLIW Hat the New York Times Called, “The Secret to Eternal Youth” Is Coming to the Small Screen LOWNING ROUND JUNE 2017 C A ON WLIW hat The New York Times called, “the secret to eternal youth” is coming to the small screen. Tony Award-winners Bill Irwin and David Shiner are coming to your living rooms in Theater Close-Up’s latest offering: Old Hats from Signature Theater in Manhattan. The award-winning team showcase their comedic talents to create a wild and remarkable outing of theater, with the addition of music and lyrics by and featuring Shaina Taub. W Signature enjoyed an extended, sold out run of the show in 2013 and brought it back last year to the thrill of audiences. The production reunites the clowns with original director Tina Landau and introduces their songstress and comic foil Taub, whom the San Francisco Chronicle hailed as “a young Judy Garland meets grown-up Lisa Simpson.” Using music, technology, and movement, plus other tricks up their respective sleeves, Irwin and Shiner create another wild and remarkable outing of theatre after this dynamic duo’s first collaboration, the Broadway hit Fool Moon. Irwin won his Tony Award in 2005 for the Broadway/West End revival of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. He is also the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Choreographer’s Fellowship, a Guggenheim, a Fulbright and a MacArthur Fellowship. Clown/playwright David Shiner starred in Cirque du Soleil and as The Cat in the Hat in Seussical: The Musical on Broadway. Theater Close-Up is dedicated to providing New Yorkers and beyond with unparalleled access to one of the City’s greatest underexposed cultural assets. PREMIERES SUNDAY, JUNE 25 AT 9PM Watch recent productions Buyer & Cellar, Buried Child, Incident at Vichy and Learn more at thirteen.org/program/theater-close-up ©2012 JOAN MARCUS more online. INGENIOUS ARCHITECTURE, GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH In 2006, Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger announced a plan to establish the Jerome L. Greene Science Center to be, “among the world’s most advanced facilities specializing in the study of the brain.” Today, a brand new, state-of-the-art building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Renzo Piano rises 9-stories above Columbia’s nascent 17-acre Manhattanville Campus. Treasures of New York: Jerome L. Greene Science Center gives audiences an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of this 450,000 square foot glass research center which contains community engagement spaces as well as 60 laboratories to house some of the world’s leading neuroscientists, including two Pulitzer Prize winners. The Greene Science Center represents a new age of expansion for the PREMIERES THURSDAY, JUNE 15 AT 8PM university and is predicted to revolutionize the way the brain is studied. Learn more at wliw.org/treasures ©COLUMBIAUNIVERSITY.FRANKOUDEMAN 1 To access this month’s featured web content, visit wliw.org/guide WLIW21 JUNE 2017 SCHEDULE PLEASE NOTE: All airdates are subject to change. For the most current listings, visit WLIW21’s schedule page at wliw.org/schedule. Primetime listings are available on the WLIW21 Program Schedule Hotline at 212.560.8021 – press 3 for programming, then press 1 for program schedule. THURSDAY JUNE 1 5:00pm MetroFocus 12:00pm Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel and Margaret Play School/ 5:30pm WLIW Arts Beat 12:00am Nature The Gathering Swarms Treasure Hunt at the Castle 6:00pm PBS NewsHour 1:00am NOVA Meteor Strike 12:30pm Thomas & Friends Going Underground 7:00pm MetroFocus COURTESY OF © CARNIVAL FILM & TELEVISION LIMITED 2:00am NOVA Asteroid: Doomsday Or Payday? 1:00pm Thomas & Friends Signals & Alarms 7:30pm WLIW Arts Beat Join Hugh Bonneville (Robert Crawley) for a bridal 1:30pm Bob the Builder Scoop’s Shockers 3:00am Civil War: The Untold Story 8:00pm Treasures of New York The Drama League bouquet of favorite “I Do” moments from the series. Features new interviews with Julian Fellowes, Gareth Death Knell of the Confederacy 2:00pm Antiques Roadshow Orlando, FL - Hour Two 8:30pm First Degree Neame and Liz Trubridge, the creative team who brought 4:00am Civil War: The Untold Story 3:00pm New Tricks Lottery Curse these romantic relationships to life. 9:00pm Nature Touching The Wild With Malice Toward None 4:00pm Charlie Rose 10:00pm NOVA Troubled Waters 5:00am Growing a Greener World 5:00pm MetroFocus 11:00pm MetroFocus WEDDINGS OF Organic Lawn Care (Potomac, MD) 5:30pm Long Island Business Report DOWNTON ABBEY 5:30am Growing a Greener World 11:30pm BBC World News Veterans on Long Island Premieres Monday, Waterwise Gardening (San Diego, CA) 6:00pm PBS NewsHour June 5 at 8pm 6:00am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches FRIDAY JUNE 2 7:00pm MetroFocus 6:15am Body Electric 7:30pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 6:30am Arthur 12:00am Antiques Roadshow Orlando, FL - Hour Two 8:00pm Burt Bacharach’s Best The Hallway Minotaur/Ladonna’s Like List 1:00am Remember Pearl Harbor (My Music Presents) 7:00am Wild Kratts Masked Bandits 2:30am Hold at All Costs 7:00pm MetroFocus 9:30pm Frank Sinatra: The Voice of Our Time 7:30am Cyberchase 4:00am Anthem: The Story Behind 7:30pm The 60s Generation (My Music) 11:00pm MetroFocus Shari Spotter and the Cosmic Crumpets the National Anthem 9:30pm Joe Bonamassa: Live at Carnegie Hall - 11:30pm BBC World News 8:00am Dinosaur Train 5:00am Annabel Langbein: An Acoustic Evening Have You Heard About The Herd?/ The Free Range Cook Paella Party 11:00pm Frank Sinatra: The Voice of Our Time Jess Hesperornis 5:30am Annabel Langbein: SATURDAY JUNE 3 8:30am Sesame Street: The Cookie Thief The Free Range Cook Italian Inspiration SUNDAY JUNE 4 9:30am Bob the Builder Old and New 6:00am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches 12:00am On The Psychiatrist’s Couch with Daniel Amen, MD 10:00am Nature Cat 6:15am Body Electric 12:30am The 60s Generation (My Music) Plants Got The Moves/Magnet Mania 2:00am Suze Orman’s 6:30am Arthur: D.W. and the Beastly Birthday Financial Solutions for You 2:30am You Are The Universe 10:30am Super Why! 7:30am Cyberchase Starlight Night with Deepak Chopra, MD Goldilocks and the Three Bears: The Mystery 4:00am Dr. David Perlmutter’s Whole Life Plan 8:00am Dinosaur Train 4:30am Burt Bacharach’s Best 11:00am Curious George Camping with Hundley/ 6:00am The 60s Generation (My Music) Nest Swap/The Herd Is The Word (My Music Presents) Curious George vs. The Turbo Python 3000 8:00am Forever Painless 8:30am Peg + Cat The George Washington Problem/ 11:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood with Miranda Esmonde-White 6:00am Easy Yoga: The Secret to Strength and The High Noon Problem Daniel Makes a Noise Maker/ Balance with Peggy Cappy 9:30am Visions of Italy, Southern Style Daniel Makes the Neighborhood 9:00am Sesame Street Hoopers Lockdown 7:00am Maybe It’s You 11:00am You Are The Universe 12:00pm Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:30am Bob the Builder Scoop’s Shockers with Lauren Handel Zander with Deepak Chopra, MD Daniel’s Allergy/Allergies at School 10:00am Nature Cat Return to Mighty Mountain/ 8:30am Dr. David Perlmutter’s Whole Life Plan 1:00pm Frank Sinatra: The Voice of Our Time 12:30pm Thomas & Friends Signals & Alarms Welcome to the Vernal Pond 10:30am MetroFocus 2:30pm Suze Orman’s 1:00pm Thomas & Friends Sea and Sand 10:30am Super Why! 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