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Celebrating NYC-ARTS Celebrating NYC ARTS DECEMBER 2016 - YC-ARTS provides arts lovers in the tri-state area and beyond with an all-access pass to the city’s many eclectic cultural offerings. In the process, the weekly show makes a measurable impact on the institutions, artists and patrons N of these area treasures. Co-hosted by New York Emmy Award winners Philippe de Montebello and Paula Zahn, with events around town reported by News Correspondent Christina Ha, the series—now in its eighth season—showcases both world-renowned and local, community- based arts organizations with its weekly broadcast and comprehensive website. This month, viewers can enjoy an extra dose of the award-winning series with its first-ever two-hour special, Celebrating NYC-ARTS. Highlights include a feature segment at The Morgan Library & Museum, where the original manuscript of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is on display. Viewers are also taken inside the American Museum of Natural History for a look at the Origami Holiday Tree – a Big Apple holiday tradition for more than 40 years. © 2012 PAUL KOLNIK PREMIERES MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 AT 8PM “My family and I are longtime supporters of PBS, and we love NYC-ARTS in particular…the NYC-ARTS AIRS WEEKLY ON SUNDAYS AT 3PM short segments are the perfect length to give us a taste of what’s out there,” wrote Learn more at nyc-arts.org Jill Ratzan, a THIRTEEN member in New Jersey. The benefits have proven to be a two-way street, with many featured artists and venues reporting the positive impact of an appearance on NYC-ARTS. New York Philharmonic Music Director Alan Gilbert said, “Classical music can sometimes fly under the radar of our very busy, digitally-obsessed culture, so getting prominent TV coverage for what we are doing is a very important way to engage a broad audience and invite them to participate in what we are doing.” Young Soon Kim, Artistic Director of Brooklyn-based White Wave dance company, wrote, “Thanks to NYC-ARTS for highlighting the Eternal NOW performance…Besides selling out our opening night, we had a wonderful turnout for Friday and Saturday nights’ performances with standing ovations. What a great way to end our run!” From ballet to Broadway, the Public Theater to Lincoln Center, experimental art to grand opera, this city has it all. Leap into the wonderful world of our local arts scene with NYC-ARTS! BRINGING THE THEATER HOME Theater Close-Up continues to bring off-Broadway theater productions to your television set, with two acclaimed plays premiering this month. Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Buried Child from The New Group—starring Ed Harris, Amy Madigan and Taissa Farmiga—is a poetic and cuttingly funny take on the American family drama, which pulls apart the threadbare deluded visions of our families and our homes. Jonathan Tolins’ comedy Buyer & Cellar stars Michael Urie in a one-man production that takes the “BURIED CHILD” PREMIERES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT 10PM “BUYER & CELLAR” PREMIERES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25 AT 10:30PM audience on a rollercoaster ride of fame and friendship at the outer reaches of American celebrity, performed and taped at the Westport Country Playhouse. Learn more at thirteen.org/theatercloseup Watch more Theater Close-Up online at watch.wliw.org To access this month’s featured web content, visit wliw.org/guide 1 WLIW21 DECEMBER 2016 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 DECEMBER 1 9:30pm On The Psychiatrist’s Couch with 3:30pm Forever Painless with Daniel Amen, MD Miranda Esmonde-White 12:00am Dr. Ruth’s Revving Up Your Romance 11:00pm MetroFocus 5:00pm MetroFocus 1:30am The Best of 50s Pop (My Music) 11:30pm BBC World News 5:30pm Long Island Business Report 3:30am Age Reversed with Housing and Healthcare on Long Island 6:00pm PBS NewsHour Miranda Esmonde-White FRIDAY DECEMBER 2 7:00pm MetroFocus 4:30am Dr. Fuhrman’s End Dieting Forever! MILLER MOBLEY 12:00am Great Performances 7:30pm Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 6:00am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches Filmed at the Boettcher Concert Hall in Denver, Judy Andrea Bocelli: Cinema 8:00pm Josh Groban: Stages Live Collins performs some of Sondheim’s best-loved songs 6:15am Body Electric 2:00am Celtic Woman: Home for Christmas 9:30pm Emin: Live from Russia with —from Sunday in the Park With George, Company, Into 6:30am Wild Kratts Aye Aye the Woods, and other musicals—interweaving stories of 3:30am Burt Bacharach’s Best David Foster Broadway with personal anecdotes. She is joined by the 7:00am Cyberchase A Recipe for Chaos (My Music Presents) 11:00pm MetroFocus Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, with orchestrations by 7:30am Dinosaur Train Jonathan Tunick. 5:00am Easy Yoga for Diabetes with Armored Like An Ankylosaurus/Campout! 11:30pm BBC World News Peggy Cappy JUDY COLLINS— 8:00am Dinosaur Train 6:00am Priscilla’s Yoga Stretches One Big Dinosaur/Play Date with Annie SATURDAY DECEMBER 3 A LOVE LETTER TO 6:15am Body Electric 8:30am Peg + Cat STEPHEN SONDHEIM 6:30am Wild Kratts The Dinosaur Problem/The Beethoven Problem 12:00am The Durrells in Corfu on Masterpiece Premieres Saturday, Chameleons On Target 9:00am Sesame Street Funny Farm 1:00am Poldark Season 2 on Masterpiece December 3 at 7:30pm 7:00am Cyberchase 9:30am Bob the Builder Aim for the Stars Episode 9 A Seedy Business 10:00am Super Why! 2:00am Indian Summers Season 2 7:30am Dinosaur Train Monty’s Adventures In Music Town on Masterpiece SUNDAY DECEMBER 4 Laura The Giganotosaurus/Dinosaur Poop! 10:30am Nature Cat Slime Time/Rock Stars 3:00am John Denver: Country Boy 8:00am Dinosaur Train 12:00am BRAINFIT: 50 Ways to Grow 11:00am Curious George All-New Hundley/Signs Up 4:30am Inspire Happiness Armored Like An Ankylosaurus/Campout! Your Brain with Daniel Amen, MD and 11:30am Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 6:00am 30 Days to a Younger Heart with 8:30am Peg + Cat Tana Amen, RN Nighttime in the Neighborhood Steven Masley, MD The Honey Problem/The Penguin Problem 2:00am The Best of 50s Pop (My Music) 12:00pm Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 9:00am Sesame Street Dress-Up Club 7:30am Dr. Ruth’s Revving Up Your Romance 4:00am Eat to Live with Joel Fuhrman, MD Daniel’s Birthday/Daniel’s Picnic/ 9:00am The Best of 50s Pop (My Music) 9:30am Bob the Builder Spooky Tales Daniel Visits School/Daniel Visits The Doctor 6:00am Dr. Ruth’s Revving Up Your Romance 10:00am Super Why! 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