Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, Daniel Radcliffe and More Join NBC Comedy Panels at New York Comedy Festival
NBC will stage two free, ticketed panels at the New York Comedy Festival, bringing together performers and creators from several of its comedy series. The events spotlight the network’s comedy history and form part of its NBC100 anniversary programming.
On 14 November, a screening of “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins” Season 2, Episode 3 will be followed by a discussion with stars including Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe, and co-creators Robert Carlock and Sam Means. On 15 November, Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici will discuss NBC comedy with Chelsea Peretti, Jane Krakowski, Judah Friedlander and Jane Levy, reflecting on shows such as “Parks and Recreation”, “30 Rock” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”. Both panels are at the Hard Rock Hotel in Times Square; the festival runs from 6 to 15 November. Goor and Del Tredici’s new NBC sitcom, “Sunset P.I.”, is also due to debut, starring Jake Johnson as a detective at a struggling Hollywood agency.
- NBC is holding two comedy panels at the New York Comedy Festival.
- Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe will join a “Reggie Dinkins” discussion.
- A second panel will look at NBC comedies including “30 Rock” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”.
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The New York Comedy Festival is an annual event in which comedians and television figures take part in performances and discussions across New York. NBC is a major American television network whose comedy programmes include series such as 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
The panels bring together actors and writers who have worked on NBC comedies, including Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski and Daniel Radcliffe. They also connect the network’s earlier shows with newer projects, including The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins and the forthcoming sitcom Sunset P.I.
The events are part of NBC’s centenary programming, marking 100 years of the network. They offer audiences a chance to hear from people involved in its comedy programmes and consider how those shows have changed over time.