Please note: Ticket-holders can watch the recording of this event through December 22 on theWatch section of our website. Tickets will be available for purchase through 12/22.
In this special, virtual, holiday episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast, actor Tom Hiddleston joins host Josh Horowitz (MTV, Comedy Central) for a fun-filled LIVE conversation about his remarkable career all the way up to and including his acclaimed Disney+ series, Loki
Proceeds from this event will benefit arts and educational programs at Symphony Space as well as the Harlem is... website, the only site of its kind documenting and celebrating the living history of Harlem. Visit Harlem-Is.org for more information.
Note: This is a special Happy Sad Confused event. It will NOT be available as a podcast.
Tom Hiddleston is a Golden Globe and Olivier Award-winning actor. On stage he has starred in Betrayal, Hamlet, Coriolanus, Ivanov, Othello, and Cymbeline. His film credits include multiple performances as Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, plus Kong: Skull Island, I Saw the Light, Crimson Peak, and Only Lovers Left Alive, among others. His television credits include The Night Manager, and The Hollow Crown (Henry IV, Parts I & II, Henry V).
Josh Horowitz is a host for MTV and Comedy Central. He has been the face and voice of MTV News’ movies coverage since 2006. He currently hosts the Comedy Central talk show, The Untitled Josh Horowitz Show. Since 2010, Josh has hosted more than 250 episodes of Comedy Central’s After Hours, a show where he stars in scripted comedy sketches alongside the likes of Jennifer Lawrence and Hugh Jackman. Since 2014, Josh has hosted his own celebrity interview podcast, Happy Sad Confused. The show has welcomed the likes of Al Pacino, Quentin Tarantino, and Jane Fonda.
This harlem is… website, a project of Community Works and New Heritage Theatre Group, represents two decades of cultural and educational work focused on documenting and celebrating the living history of Harlem. What began as a community learning project in one Harlem class, quickly grew into a renowned traveling public art exhibition that toured to over 30 New York City sites, from the Schomburg Center uptown to the Federal Hall National Memorial downtown. In these twenty-plus years more than three million people have viewed the harlem is… exhibitions and enjoyed more than 200 accompanying performing arts events and interactive workshops. Online at www.harlem-is.org, learners of all ages can access Harlem’s community history through stories of the people and places that contribute to its rich cultural legacy; explore the harlem is. . . Music, Dance, Theater, and Healing digital exhibitions, timeline, and multimedia; learn from our harlem is… curriculum activities and essays; engage with our virtual programming and commissioned art projects; and discover how the arts bridge neighborhoods create community.
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