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A staged reading benefit of the screenplay of Broadcast News, by James L. Brooks, directed by Tony-nominated director Sheryl Kaller and starring Josh Charles, Matt Dillon, & Marisa Tomei and featuring Danny Bernardy, Charles Everett, Ilana Levine, Michael Mastro, Marc Shaiman, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Jason Tam, Deanna Tarraza, Christine Taylor, Jon Tenney, NYC Public Advocate Jumaane D. Williams and more renowned artists! 

BROADCAST NEWS SYNOPSIS

Ambitious news producer Jane finds herself in the midst of a love triangle between fellow reporter and best friend Aaron, and charming new anchor Tom. Jane finds herself struggling to stay true to herself, and to the hard truths she reports.

PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN TICKETS

There are no economic barriers to attendance at CWP. Pay what you can tickets for the CWP Fall Benefits are available for students and community members with financial need. We thank our supporters and audiences for enabling affordability & inclusivity both to artists as well as audience members. Please use this link to request Pay-What-You-Can-tickets.

MISSION

The Center at West Park is an inclusive, multi-generational non-profit organization committed to community, arts & culture, collaboration, diversity, affordability, and accessibility on the Upper West Side and throughout New York City. CWP is committed to maximizing its human and economic resources through collaboration and partnership. CWP serves as an incubator for emerging artists as well as an infrastructure for arts & culture and community groups that don’t have the economic or human resources to showcase their work.

CWP is dedicated to saving the NY Landmark West Park Presbyterian Church and preventing its demolition, as well as to growing CWP programs to serve Upper Manhattan and the five boroughs. The NY Landmark West Park Presbyterian Church enabled CWP to establish a model of financial self-sustainability and a proven track record of affordability, accessibility, inclusivity and diversity which is now reflected in programming taking place throughout NYC. CWP enables community programs, advanced artists at all career stages, ensures that audiences as well as aspiring creators interact with renowned artists and community leaders, and supports programs which are committed to growing community and ensuring the heart and soul of NYC.