'The Need,' 'Sea Wall / A Life,' 'Unbelievable,' 'Moulin Rouge!' BRIC, Sampa the Great

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Jul 19, 2019

Helen Phillips joins us to discuss her new novel, The Need. 

[REBROADCAST] Jake Gyllenhaal and playwright Nick Payne discuss the New York premiere of their show at The Public Theater, "Sea Wall / A Life." The show will be running at the Hudson Theatre July 26 through September 29.

Executive producers Lisa Cholodenko, Susannah Grant, and Sarah Timberman join us to discuss the new Netflix limited series, “Unbelievable.” The world premiere of the first episode takes place July 19 as part of 51 Fest at the IFC Center and the series premieres on Netflix September 13.

Director Alex Timbers discusses his current production of "Moulin Rouge!" now in previews on Broadway.

Kristina Newman-Scott, who became president of BRIC last year, joins to discuss the organization's summer programming.

Sampa the Great joins us to perform and talk about her career, forthcoming album, and BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival show tonight at 7:30 pm.

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