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5 Reasons Not to Miss Blak Whyte Gray
You won't want to miss the U.S. premiere of Blak Whyte Gray.
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Blak Whyte Gray: Personal... and Political
The U.S. premiere of East London company Boy Blue's work demonstrates how our personal and political histories shape our perceptions.
Theater
A Note on Waiting for Godot
Colm Tóibín's program note for Druid theater company's 2016 production of Waiting for Godot
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Music
The Fine (and Hard to Define) Art of Teaching Artists
What exactly is a teaching artist? David Cote finds out.
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Adapted Tours: Another Way to Experience Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center is offering two free Verbal Description and Touch Tours to guests who are blind or have low vision.
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Mostly Mozart Festival 2018
Thank you for another wonderful season of Mostly Mozart!
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This is Lincoln Center: Louis Langrée
A conversation with the Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director of the Mostly Mozart Festival
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Music
Mark Morris and MMF: A Fertile Collaboration
A note on the ongoing connection between Mark Morris and the Mostly Mozart Festival
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Music
Impossibly Slow and Unthinkably Vast
The composer's perspective on The Force of Things: An Opera for Objects
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Louis Langrée: The Art of Balance
A brief chat with the Mostly Mozart Festival's Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director
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Theater
VIDEO: Ninagawa at Work
Rare footage of the legendary Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa (1935–2016) during rehearsals for the revival of NINAGAWA Macbeth.
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Music
Richard Egarr Wants You to Clap after the Cadenza
The early-music star talks Bach, Handel, and the unbridled joy of a great solo break.
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Theater
5 Things to Know about NINAGAWA Macbeth
A look at Yukio Ninagawa's staging of one of Shakespeare's most popular plays.
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Theater
QUIZ: Which Macbeth Character Are You?
False face must hide what the false heart doth know.
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Music as a Form of Prayer
The composer of In the Name of the Earth discusses the inspiration behind his Mostly Mozart world premiere.
Dance
For Available Light: Some Notes on Choreography
The 1983 catalogue essay that accompanied the original production of Available Light
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Theater
"To unpath'd waters, undream'd shores": Shakespeare in the World
As NINAGAWA Macbeth comes to Mostly Mozart, a note on Shakespeare's global appeal
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Music
9 Things to Know about Bernstein's MASS
9 essential facts about Bernstein's iconic creation
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The Power of "Light"
Three celebrated artists' groundbreaking dance work comes to Mostly Mozart.
Music
Wider Horizons: The 2018 Mostly Mozart Festival
While charting new territory, Mostly Mozart still celebrates its namesake.
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Lincoln Center Out of Doors 2018
Thank you for another exciting season of world-class music, dance, poetry, and film at Out of Doors.
Dance
Poetry as Truth-Telling Towards Democracy
A reflection from one of the poets featured in this weekend's Out of Doors event, La Casita
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Music
Playlist: Super Soul Banned
Steve Jordan's all-star funk band is taking the idea of a supergroup to the next level.
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Music
Rae of Light: One Fan's Story
A personal reflection on one of the musicians featured in NPR's Turning the Tables Live: 21st-Century Edition
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Music
On Storytelling, with Soul Science Lab
In advance of their July 28 performance at Lincoln Center Out of Doors, Brooklyn musical duo Soul Science Lab discuss their distinct sound and vision.
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Music
Meet the Artist: Tamar-kali
Meet Tamar-kali, who performs at Lincoln Center Out of Doors tonight (July 25).
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Music
Creating a Safe Space through Music: Selena for Sanctuary
Coming together in a space where the music amplifies the message.
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Film
RZA: Interview from the 36th Chamber
For the hip-hop legend and Wu Tang founder RZA, kung fu is a dance and he has a new score for it.
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Dance
A Summer Outdoors in the City
The 48th season of Lincoln Center Out of Doors begins July 24.
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Midsummer Night Swing 2018
Dance
Lindy Hop Contest: Meet the Judges
Meet the judges for this year's Ambassador Prize Lindy Hop Contest.
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Music
Playlist: The World of Orquesta El Macabeo
Orquesta El Macabeo's influences reveal their eclectic sonic roots.
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Dance
Playlist: A James Hunter Education
James Hunter shares some of his earliest musical influences.
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Dance
It Takes Three: A Swing Recipe
Bandleader Naomi Uyama's recipe for a great night of swing dance.
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Dance
Playlist: Classic Puente, Classic Mambo
The Mambo Legends Orchestra's own Mitch Frohman picks a few highlights from the Tito Puente catalog.
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Dance
9 Things to Know about Garba (and Raas)
A quick guide to a quintessential Indian dance experience.
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Dance
The Swingin' Lindy: Origins of A Legacy
Understanding and respecting the origins of the Lindy Hop
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Music
Playlist: Philly Soul
Brush up your hustle with this playlist curated by Joe McGinty.
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Music
Meet the Artist: Glenn Crytzer
The bandleader extraordinaire brings his sizzling 17-piece orchestra to Midsummer Night Swing on June 30.
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Dance
Playlist: The Essential Joe Quijano
DJ Mar Y Sol picks a few highlights from Quijano's extensive catalog.
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Quizzes
Theater
QUIZ: Which Macbeth Character Are You?
False face must hide what the false heart doth know.
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Music
QUIZ: Which Mahler Symphony Are You?
If the soundtrack to your life was written by Mahler, what would it be?
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Music
QUIZ: What's your Mozart IQ?
Headphones on, people. It's time to test your Mozart knowledge.
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Music
QUIZ: Choose Your Own Odyssey
Will you win the favor of the gods or perish into a watery grave?
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Dance
QUIZ: Which Balanchine Jewel Are You?
Are you a wistful emerald, a vibrant ruby, or an elegant diamond?
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In Case You Missed It
Music
Martha Redbone and The Art of Remembrance
Martha Redbone on her musical and cultural heritages, her role as an artist, and what she values about cross-cultural collaborations.
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Theater
Inside the Big Umbrella
A grateful parent describes her experience at the Big Umbrella Festival
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Music
Sonia De Los Santos on Art and Inclusion
Singer-songwriter Sonia De Los Santos on why she's attending the Big Umbrella Festival
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Music
In Conversation: Stephanie Chou and Yacine Boulares
Saxophonists Stephanie Chou and Yacine Boulares discuss their individual musical approaches
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Music
Liz Callaway on the Art of Lyrics
A performer's perspective on the beauty and importance of the well-crafted lyric
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Music
Tarek Yamani Speaks Jazz
A conversation with the multi-talented musician, composer, educator, and festival organizer
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Music
Harlem Quartet's Top Four
The Grammy Award–winning string quartet's favorite neighborhood spots
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Music
From Our Stage to Your Living Room
How Live From Lincoln Center Presents became a reality
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Music
Ode to Joy: The Translated Text
Read the poem that inspired one of the most uplifting pieces of music ever written.
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Playlists
Artists' Voices
Advice, Anecdotes, and Inspiration
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Meet the Artist: Brady Rymer
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Shelley Nicole Is Right (on Time)
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Meet the Artist: Penny Arcade
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In Conversation: Awa Sangho and Trina Basu
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Imani Uzuri's WILD COTTON: A Meditation on Liberation
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In Conversation: Matt Ray
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Who Shreds? She Shreds.
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Samora Pinderhughes and What's Real
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In Conversation: Rosanne Cash and William Bell
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Aurélie Dupont: Advice to Dancers at Every Stage
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In Conversation: Marika Hughes
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No Regrets, with Edna Vazquez
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Meet the Artist: Sven Ratzke
Podcast Episodes
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This is Lincoln Center: Louis Langrée
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This is Lincoln Center: Leonard Bernstein's Debut
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This is Lincoln Center: Adam Gopnik and Stephen Greenblatt
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This is Lincoln Center: Andrew Rannells
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This is Lincoln Center: Ben Cohn
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This is Lincoln Center: Stephanie J. Block
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This is Lincoln Center: Michael Mitchell
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This is Lincoln Center: Sutton Foster
Arts & Accessibility
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10 Things to Know about Relaxed Performances
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Advancing Inclusion in the Arts: Telling Our Stories
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Celebrating Autism Awareness Month: Looking Back and Looking Forward
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Advancing Inclusion in the Arts: Digital Accessibility
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Introducing the Access Ambassador Initiative
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Bringing Everyone Around the Campfire: Trusty Sidekick Theater Company
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Advocacy in the Arts
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Spotlight on Hearing Loss
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Introducing Lincoln Center Moments
Events On Campus
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Lerner & Loewe's My Fair Lady
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New York Philharmonic
Trifonov, Beethoven, and The Rite of Spring
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La Bohème
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New York City Ballet
JEWELS
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The Juilliard School
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra | "Kenya" by Machito
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
Voice of My City: Jerome Robbins and New York
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Lerner & Loewe's My Fair Lady
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New York City Ballet
ALL BALANCHINE
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The Metropolitan Opera
Aida
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Lerner & Loewe's My Fair Lady
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American Classical Orchestra Presents Mozart Serenade
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