Sarah Jessica Parker Joins Rachel Syme at New Yorker Festival

New York City, NY – On October 26, 2025, actor Sarah Jessica Parker engaged in a conversation with New Yorker staff writer Rachel Syme at the 26th annual New Yorker Festival. This signature event hosted by the magazine features a weekend filled with discussions, screenings, and performances, attracting prominent figures in various fields.

Parker, known for her roles in numerous acclaimed projects, recently starred in “And Just Like That…,” a sequel to her iconic series “Sex and the City.” An accomplished actress, producer, and businesswoman, she has received accolades including six Golden Globe Awards and two Emmy Awards. Notably, she played opposite her husband, Matthew Broderick, in a Neil Simon revival, earning a Best Actress nomination at the 2024 Olivier Awards.

Rachel Syme has been a cultural critic for The New Yorker since 2012, focusing on women’s lives and artistic production. She has contributed to several major publications and recently released a book while also working on a nonfiction collection. During the festival, she facilitated the discussion and highlighted Parker’s impact on the entertainment industry.

The New Yorker Festival continues to draw leading voices from literature, politics, and the arts, reflecting the importance of cultural dialogue. The festival offers a platform for influential figures like Parker and Syme to connect with audiences and explore significant cultural themes.

Following the event, Parker expressed gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing the value of sharing stories and experiences in such settings.