JOHN LITHGOW

Bill Moyers joins John Lithgow for a conversation about his new memoir, Drama: An Actor's Education.

This program is copresented with The Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars & Writers.

JOHN LITHGOW is an award-winning actor, who has starred on stage, film and television. A New York Times bestselling author of eight books for children, Lithgow lives in New York and Los Angeles.

BILL MOYERS was a founding organizer of the Peace Corps, a senior White House assistant (and press secretary) to President Lyndon Johnson from 1963 until 1967, the publisher of Newsday, a senior news analyst for CBS News, and the producer of groundbreaking series for public television. He is the winner of more than thirty Emmy awards and nine Peabody awards. Among his bestselling books are Listening to America, A World of Ideas, The Power of Myth (with Joseph Campbell), and Moyers on America. He lives in New York City.