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Student DiscountsLook no further for Lincoln Center’s free and discounted performances for students. All of Lincoln Center’s resident organizations are listed here with web sites that offer complete program information. Grab your student ID and discover the largest performing arts center in the world, featuring music, opera, dance, theater, and more, from traditional to avant-garde.
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center50% Advance Discount Tickets! $10 Student Rush Tickets! Venues: Box Office Hours: For More Information: Film Society of Lincoln Center$7 Student Tickets! The Film Society of Lincoln Center was founded in 1969 to celebrate American and international cinema, to recognize and support new directors, and to enhance the awareness, accessibility, and understanding of film. Visit any of our popular ongoing programs—Young Friends of Film, Green Screens, Golden Silents, and Independents Night—and check out filmlinc.com for tickets and information on our year-round calendar of events. Venue: Box Office Hours: For More Information: Jazz at Lincoln Center$10 Student Rush Venues: Box Office Hours: For More Information: *Subject to $10 food and beverage minimum at table and $5 minimum at bar. The Juilliard SchoolFree concerts for students Venues: Box Office Hours: For More Information: Lincoln Center Presents$20 Student Tickets Box Office Hours: For More Information: Lincoln Center Theater$20 Advance Tickets and $20 Student Rush Tickets! StudenTix members may purchase one ticket per production in advance, for the best available seats, on the same day tickets go on sale to the public (subject to availability). For more information visit lct.org. Student Rush Venues: Box Office Hours: For More Information: Metropolitan OperaExperience Unforgettable Opera at the Met! The Metropolitan Opera’s exciting 2009–10 season features the Met premieres of Rossini’s Armida, Verdi’s Attila, Janáèek’s From the House of the Dead, and Shostakovich’s The Nose; new productions of Bizet’s Carmen, Offenbach’s Les Contes d’Hoffmann, Thomas’s Hamlet, and Puccini’s Tosca; and 18 revivals from the company’s repertory. Student discount tickets for full-time students under 30 are available for select performances throughout the season and may be purchased at the Met Box Office. Prices are $25 for weekday performances and $35 for Friday and Saturday performances. A valid student ID and proof of age must be presented at the time of purchase. There is a limit of two tickets per performance. Student discount tickets are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time. Make sure to call ahead (212.362.6000) to check student ticket availability. Venues: Box Office Hours: For More Information: New York City Ballet$12 Rush Tickets! Experience the pulsating, fast-paced, and energetic world of New York City Ballet for only $12 per ticket. Every Monday during the 2010 Season (January 5–February 28 and May 4–June 27), visit nycballet.com/studentrush for a listing of student rush availability for that week of performances. On the day of the performance you would like to attend, simply reserve your student rush ticket on nycballet.com, or visit the David H. Koch Theater Box Office in person (Columbus Avenue at 63rd Street). Rush tickets are available for high school and university students, aged 29 and under with valid student ID. Rush ticket quantities are limited and subject to availability. Two tickets per student can be purchased and seating locations vary. Students must present valid Student ID and proof of age when picking up tickets. Venue: Box Office Hours: For More Information: New York City Opera$12 Student Tickets: City Opera’s Student Ticket Program offers $12 tickets throughout the theater one week prior to the performance, based on availability. Purchase tickets online at nycOpera.com/Students or at the David H. Koch Theater Box Office. Call 212.870.5630 for information or to check availability. Student Groups: Student, school, and university groups of 20 or more get discounted tickets well before the general public. Enrich the experience with study guides, backstage tours, meet-the-artist programs, and more. Email groupsales@nycOpera.com or call 212.870.5618 for tickets and information. BIG DEAL! Program: Anyone 21 to 39 years old can experience great opera at a great price. Big Dealers can purchase two $30 orchestra seats two weeks before the performance, based on availability. Plus they get an invite to a special party. Visit nycOpera.com/bigdeal for information. Performance Times: Venue: Box Office Hours: New York Philharmonic$12 Student rush tickets! Student Rush tickets are offered throughout the season based on availability. You may purchase rush tickets online up to 10 days before the concert or at the Avery Fisher Hall Box Office on the day of performance. (Rush tickets cannot be purchased via telephone.) To check on Student Rush ticket availability, visit nyphil.org/rush or visit the homepage for availability on upcoming concerts. (Concerts will have a “Student Rush Tickets” notation next to it when rush tickets are offered.) Limit 2 tickets per ID. Under 35 years old? Enjoy the New York Philharmonic for just $29 per ticket! The New York Philharmonic introduces MyPhil for any music lovers under 35 years of age. Simply choose 3 or more performances from our 100+ subscription concerts this season and enjoy the best seats in the house for just $29 per ticket. With MyPhil you’ll also get exclusive subscription benefits such as free ticket exchange (should you have an unexpected schedule conflict), and advance notice of special events. See website for details. To join, visit nyphil.org/myphil or call 212.875.5656. Connect with the New York Philharmonic on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and YouTube. For more information, visit nyphil.org. Venue: Box Office Hours: For More Information: The New York Public Library for the Performing ArtsEach year, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts produces an extensive series of free public programs in its Bruno Walter Auditorium. The Library presents programs featuring the music, dance, and theater of America and the cultures of countries from Egypt, Japan, and Kazakhstan to France, Greece, and the United Kingdom. One can see such internationally renowned musical artists as conductor James Levine and pianist/singer Steve Ross, or award-winning theater artists like Cherry Jones, Alan Bennett, and Harold Prince. Legendary choreographer Katherine Dunham and leading dancers from such companies as Alvin Ailey and Martha Graham have all graced the Library stage. The Library has two galleries—the Donald and Mary Oenslager Gallery and the Vincent Astor Gallery—that feature free exhibitions on topics ranging from disco and vaudeville to the theater of Charles Dickens and a celebration of prima ballerina Margot Fonteyn. For More Information: About the Library for the Performing Arts The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts houses the world’s most extensive combination of circulating, reference, and rare archival collections in its field. Its divisions are the Circulating Collections, Jerome Robbins Dance Division, Music Division, Billy Rose Theatre Division, and the Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound. The materials in its collections are available free of charge, along with a wide range of special programs including exhibitions, seminars, and performances. An essential resource for everyone with an interest in the arts—whether professional or amateur—the Library is known particularly for its prodigious collections of non-book materials such as historic recordings, videotapes, autograph manuscripts, correspondence, sheet music, stage designs, press clippings, programs, posters and photographs. The Library sponsors orientation programs tailored for graduate school and professional training students each term, and offers internships for museum, library, and archival students. Guided ToursThank you for your interest in a guided tour of Lincoln Center. Due to the extent of construction associated with Lincoln Center's redevelopment project and the limited availability of venues over the next several months, we have decided to temporarily suspend our popular guided tour program effective June 30, 2009. We apologize for the inconvenience. For more information please contact: For information about American Sign Language tours, call 212.875.5374. |
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