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Crowds outside the David H. Koch Theater, where three of the most revered ballet companies in the world—the Bolshoi Ballet, New York City Ballet, and Paris Opera Ballet—celebrated the 50th anniversary of George Balanchine’s Jewels with an unprecedented joint performance.

Conductor Louis Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra in one of its spirited summer programs.

Dear Friends:

It has been an important year for the arts and for Lincoln Center.

We are living through a moment when discord seems far more common than harmony, and when one of the few things that people across the political spectrum can agree on is that our opportunities to agree have become more fraught and less frequent. Art, however, is the one lasting endeavor that allows us to transcend our differences to discover universal channels of communication, understanding, and joy. It is no surprise that through the arts, we can find our way closer to harmony.

The way that art triumphs is the same way that people triumph: in the spirit of togetherness. Lincoln Center has wholly embraced that spirit over the past 12 months—from bringing together three of the world’s leading ballet companies to share the stage for the historic 50th anniversary of George Balanchine’s Jewels to our legal team working fastidiously to secure visas for the actors of While I Was Waiting, a play conceived and set in Syria. Both took place during this summer’s Lincoln Center Festival, which poignantly presents “art that knows no borders.”

This is the positive momentum that we are seizing upon now to build a strategy for the future of Lincoln Center, which has been going especially strong since welcoming a new president in March. This undertaking has been particularly fortuitous thanks to all of the magnificent support that immediately poured in—from our own campus and Board to supportive New Yorkers and arts lovers worldwide—and continues to humble us as we chart our way forward.

Our goals looking ahead are inspired by our successes in the past year. They include expanding our accessibility for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds through means as diverse as building upon our youth engagement programs to growing our digital outreach with both new technology and our increasing social media presence. It also means continuing to rally all 11 organizations on our campus to stand together as a unified Lincoln Center: a true leader in the performing arts in every sense of the word.

This may sound ambitious, but looking at what we have already done in these past 12 months, there is no reason to think we can’t accomplish everything we set out to do—in the spirit of togetherness, in pursuit of harmony, and through the power of the arts.

Sincerely,

Katherine Farley Debora L. Spar Chair President

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The Young People’s Chorus of New York City joined the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, conductor Louis Langrée, and host Bernadette Peters for an inspiring opening to the 2017 Mostly Mozart Festival.

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On March 15, 2017, Lincoln Center welcomed Debora Spar as its 10th president.

New Leadership

On November 16, 2016, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Board Chair Katherine Farley announced the selection of Debora L. Spar as the institution’s next president. Of the former president of Barnard College and Harvard Business School professor, Ms. Farley said: “Debora’s vision and experience in the arts, education, and business make her the ideal choice to lead Lincoln Center at this exciting time.” Lincoln Center welcomed Ms. Spar on March 15, 2017.

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Arts for a New GenerationDuring the 2016–17 season, over 24,000 people experienced world-class family programming with LC Kids.

The return of competitive Double Dutch to Lincoln Center’s plazas was the centerpiece of this year’s Family Weekend, hosted by Lincoln Center Out of Doors and co-presented by Women of Color in the Arts (WOCA) in collaboration with National Double Dutch League.™ First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray and LC Kids joined the fun. Now in its second full season, LC Kids draws families to Lincoln Center to experience world-class theater and dance, plus free music and storytime programs at the David Rubenstein Atrium.

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96 percent of students at our Arts Audition Boot Camp were accepted to a high school of their choice.

The Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp, through a partnership between Lincoln Center Education and the New York City Department of Education, offers two weeks of intensive training in acting, voice, music, visual art, and dance. At Boot Camp, rising eighth graders in New York City public schools prepare for auditions to competitive performing arts high schools.

Giving Teens a Big Break

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Last year, over 2,500 people attended performances for young audiences on the autism spectrum.

Last year, Lincoln Center Education commissioned Campfire, a sensory-friendly new work from the Trusty Sidekick Theater Company designed specifically for young audiences on the autism spectrum and their families. In addition, Lincoln Center’s pioneering Passport for the Arts program offered 37 performances during the 2016–17 season that were adapted for this audience.

A Friendly Welcome

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Bringing Arts into the Classroom

Lincoln Center Education’s Summer Forum 2017 hosted educators from 24 states and 12 countries.

Every July, Lincoln Center Education welcomes educators and artists from around the world to our campus for Summer Forum, one of our signature professional development programs for arts educators. Participants engage in three weeks of intensive workshops, exclusive performances, and plenary sessions featuring internationally renowned speakers.

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Free Performances All YearOver 246,000 people attended nearly 300 free events in 2016–17.

Damrosch Park was at capacity for Bonnie Raitt’s free performance on the final night of Lincoln Center Out of Doors, a series that featured 69 free music, dance, and spoken word performances and events over three weeks during the summer. Also fulfilling Lincoln Center’s mission to bring the best of the arts to the widest possible audience, the David Rubenstein Atrium presents free programming year-round.

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Dancing TogetherOver 45,000 dancers and revelers gathered around Damrosch Park’s open-air dance floor at Midsummer Night Swing.

At the beginning of each summer, Damrosch Park is transformed into New York’s most spectacular open-air ballroom for Midsummer Night Swing. This dance party under the stars culminates in the Ambassador Prize Lindy Hop Dance Contest. Steven P. and Ellie S., pictured here, were this year’s champions.

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Exceptional Artistic Experiences

Lincoln Center Festival’s presentation of George Balanchine’s ballet masterpiece Jewels celebrated history by making history with a once-in-a-lifetime event. The Bolshoi Ballet, New York City Ballet, and Paris Opera Ballet shared the David H. Koch Theater stage, performing Jewels 50 years after its premiere.

Three of the world’s most iconic ballet companies celebrated the 50th anniversary of Balanchine’s Jewels at Lincoln Center Festival.

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Honoring Excellence

Flutist Claire Chase became the 23rd recipient of the Avery Fisher Prize in April.

The $100,000 Prize recognizes instrumental soloists and ensembles who demonstrate musical excellence, vision, and leadership. Previous winners of the Prize include cellist Yo-Yo Ma; pianists Emanuel Ax, André Watts, Yefim Bronfman, and Jeremy Denk; violinists Midori, Joshua Bell, and Gil Shaham; the Emerson String Quartet; and Kronos Quartet. The Prize is part of Avery Fisher’s exceptional legacy of arts philanthropy and support of Lincoln Center. This legacy also includes the $25,000 Avery Fisher Career Grants for young instrumentalists and ensembles. The Dover Quartet, pianist Haochen Zhang, and violinists Stephen Waarts and Chad Hoopes were the 2017 Career Grant recipients.

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Connecting with Communities

Boro-Linc welcomed 10,290 people to free performances and exhibitions in all 5 boroughs.

Lincoln Center partners with community-based organizations to present artists in all five boroughs through Boro-Linc, which hosts live performances, workshops, and artist residencies for family audiences. In addition, Lincoln Center’s Cultural Innovation Fund, with support from The Rockefeller Foundation, awarded grants to 12 cultural projects in the South Bronx and Central Brooklyn.

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Live From Lincoln Center made the leap to the big screen with Falsettos, presented in 340 movie theaters in 48 states.

For many people, their first experience with the performing arts comes through our 17-time Emmy Award–winning broadcast series Live From Lincoln Center. Since its premiere in 1976, hundreds of millions of people have tuned in to the beloved PBS broadcasts. Last year, Live From Lincoln Center expanded its reach, bringing Lincoln Center Theater’s star-studded, Tony-nominated revival of Falsettos to cinemas across North America and to viewers on every continent except Antarctica via BroadwayHD.com, where it has consistently been the most-viewed show in their online subscription library.

Lincoln Center in Your Living Roomand Beyond

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Lincoln Center in Your Hands

With nearly 13 million views on YouTube and Facebook, Lincoln Center’s online video traffic grew by 89 percent last year.Wherever you are, Lincoln Center makes it possible to experience the best of the performing arts through our deep digital video trove of full-length performances, highlight clips, and original video series. Lincoln Center Offstage features artists of different genres—such as American Songbook artist Olga Bell, pictured here—performing in untraditional venues across New York City. With Lincoln Center in 360° videos, viewers can be immersed in a performance or rehearsal.

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Engaging New Patrons

Attendance at Lincoln Center Young Patrons’ 101 series events grew by 44 percent in 2016–17 over the previous year. Hosting over 30 events annually—including the popular 101 education series, performance outings,

happy hours, and galas—Lincoln Center Young Patrons is a diverse and dynamic group of young leaders dedicated to cultivating a vibrant future for Lincoln Center and the performing arts.

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In a pair of statements released in February and March of 2017, Lincoln Center and its 11 resident organizations made a compelling case for the continued support of the arts. The statements included data underscoring the positive impact of the arts on culture, social engagement, and education, and demonstrated how the arts fuel local and national economies. Picked up by media outlets across the country, Lincoln Center used its voice as a leader in the arts to support the artists, companies, and audiences in small cities and towns across America who are most vulnerable to funding challenges.

Arts and culture contribute $704.2 billion to the U.S. economy each year.

A United Voice for the Arts

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Our Programs & Festivals

In a rare U.S. appearance, Brazilian superstar Carlinhos Brown created a spectacular multimedia show steeped in Afro-Brazilian style at David Geffen Hall as part of Lincoln Center Festival.

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Festivals and Performance SeriesIn addition to world-class performances presented by our resident organizations, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts produces high-caliber artistic festivals and series all year long. We focus on commissioning, curating, and presenting a variety of performances by artists from around the world, reflecting the rich diversity of our audiences. We are also continuously working to expand the reach of our artistic programming by offering free performances throughout the year and using digital platforms to bring what’s happening on Lincoln Center’s stages to a global audience.

Legendary performers in compelling presentations of classical masterworksSince 1965, Great Performers has presented premier artists performing the breadth of the classical canon. Programs include the finest orchestras and conductors, virtuoso musicians, and a special film series. Great Performers celebrated its 51st season from October 28, 2016, to May 21, 2017, and featured some of our favorite orchestras and interpreters, including the London Symphony Orchestra, led by Gianandrea Noseda, and Iván Fischer with his Budapest Festival Orchestra. The season also included virtuoso performances by Yuja Wang, Jeremy Denk, Lars Vogt, Joshua Bell, Carolyn Sampson, and, in a New York recital debut, Anne Schwanewilms.

Great PerformersOctober–May

Yuja Wang performs with the London Symphony Orchestra in David Geffen Hall on October 28, 2016.

Great PerformersOctober–May

White Light FestivalOctober–November

American SongbookFebruary–May

Midsummer Night SwingJune–July

Lincoln Center FestivalJuly

Lincoln Center Out of DoorsJuly–August

Mostly Mozart FestivalJuly–August

Fall/Winter Spring/Summer

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LC KidsSeptember–June

David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln CenterAll Year

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Illuminating productions that explore the transcendent power of the artsNow in its eighth year, the White Light Festival offers a diverse array of exquisite productions featuring the world’s leading musicians, choreographers, and directors— complemented by talks and post-performance lounges. Last year’s festival examined what it means to be human in an increasingly fractious world, opening with the Berlin Radio Choir’s Human Requiem, an intimate and immersive reinvention of Brahms’s Ein deutsches Requiem. In a festival first, we turned our focus to India with Sounds of India, a special series curated by choreographer Mark Morris.

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American Songbook

Today’s greatest singers and songwriters in our most beautiful venuesAmerican Songbook embraces a wide range of musical styles and traditions, including Broadway, pop, rock, jazz, R&B, soul, Americana, bluegrass, and folk. The 2017 season presented 24 concerts, including Tony-winner Heather Headley’s return to the New York concert stage, the powerful protest songs of Buffy Sainte-Marie, soul legend William Bell, an evening of songs by Frozen songwriting duo Kristen and Bobby Lopez, and Americana star Rhiannon Giddens.

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The Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Troupe performs a mythic dance-drama based on the ancient folk rituals of Kerala, India, as part of the White Light Festival’s Sounds of India on October 31, 2016. A sold-out crowd filled The Appel Room for Heather Headley’s long-awaited return to the New York concert stage on February 4, 2017.

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New York’s most popular summer dance party under the starsFor nearly 30 years, Midsummer Night Swing has attracted people of all ages and experience levels to Damrosch Park’s open-air dance floor. From June 27 to July 15, 2017, New Yorkers put on their dancing shoes for rousing nights of big-band swing with The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra, swingin’ rhythm and blues with The Binky Griptite Orchestra, classic salsa with the Issac Delgado Orchestra, and a special two-step evening with Texas Dance Hall Tour stars Dale Watson and Ray Benson.

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Original productions from around the globe, from classic to contemporary and beyond Since 1996, Lincoln Center Festival has inspired New York audiences each summer with an eclectic infusion of international arts. The 2017 festival included a 50th anniversary celebration of Balanchine’s Jewels featuring the Bolshoi Ballet, New York City Ballet, and Paris Opera Ballet. It also included two commissions—Cloud River Mountain featuring Bang on a Can and Chinese vocal star Gong Linna and Opening Skinner’s Box directed by Phelim McDermott and Lee Simpson. While I Was Waiting, featuring a cast of Syrian refugees, and To the End of the Land, an adaptation of David Grossman’s acclaimed novel co-created by the Ha’Bima National Theatre and The Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv, both received their North American premieres.

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Michael Gamble and the Rhythm Serenaders preside over a packed, open-air dance floor at Damrosch Park on July 12, 2017. A group of Syrian actors performed Mohammad Al Attar’s play While I Was Waiting at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater in July 2017.

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Three weeks of free summer performances enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of peopleA variety of music, dance, spoken word, and family events make up the country’s longest- running, completely free outdoor festival, which draws annual audiences of over 140,000 and has been filling Lincoln Center’s plazas since 1971. This season included performances by Bonnie Raitt, Angélique Kidjo, Spanish Harlem Orchestra, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Natalia Lafourcade, and a multigenerational lineup of artists who performed as part of “Turning the Tables,” a collaboration with NPR Music celebrating the pioneering women of the classic album era.

Lincoln Center Out of Doors

Celebrating the legacy of Mozart and his contemporariesAmerica’s first indoor summer music festival, Mostly Mozart has been a New York tradition for more than five decades. Led by Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, the 2017 festival opened on July 25 with The Singing Heart, a special musical evening featuring the Young People’s Chorus of New York City in their Mostly Mozart debut, and closed on August 20 with a provocative staging of Don Giovanni by Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra. The three-week festival also featured a special focus on Schubert, which included Netia Jones’s exquisite production of The Dark Mirror: Zender’s Winterreise starring tenor Ian Bostridge.

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Angélique Kidjo reimagines Talking Heads’ classic album Remain in Light at Damrosch Park on August 2, 2017. Tenor Ian Bostridge performs Schubert’s famous song cycle in The Dark Mirror: Zender’s Winterreise at the Rose Theater in August 2017.

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World-class performances, parties, and free events for familiesIn its second full season, LC Kids welcomed over 24,000 children and adults to Lincoln Center for music, dance, theater, and stories by some of the world’s most renowned family performers. The season kicked off in September with Meet Me at the Fountain, a site-specific theater mystery commissioned by LC Kids. Other highlights included the free LC Trick-or-Treat party; Miwa Matreyek’s This World Made Itself in partnership with the White Light Festival; and the sensory-friendly production Campfire, which extended LC Kids’ reputation as a leader in arts for young audiences on the autism spectrum. LC Kids also continued its popular free concerts and storytimes at the David Rubenstein Atrium.

LC KidsSeptember–May

A robust, year-round program of free performances, talks, and moreSince 2009, the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center has become known as one of the city’s most eclectic performance venues. In 2016–17, the Atrium hosted 111 free events every week of the year. The Atrium’s signature performance series Atrium 360° presented Lincoln Center–commissioned works by choreographer/performance artist Nora Chipaumire, Ethiopian-American singer-songwriter Meklit, singer-songwriter/activist Morley, and jazz composer/saxophonist David Murray, plus a diverse array of performances including Iraqi oud player Rahim Alhaj and composer/guitarist Vernon Reid. Other series include the popular Latin dance party series ¡VAYA! 63, the New York Philharmonic’s Insights at the Atrium, and VICE Media’s Watch & Learn, featuring documentaries and discussions.

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All Year

Aurelio performs as part of Atrium 360° on January 19, 2017.A costumed family celebrates Halloween at LC Trick-or-Treat on October 29, 2016.

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A Lincoln Center tradition for more than 40 years, Summer Forum brings teachers from all over the world to campus for a three-week series of intensive workshops on a variety of timely—and timeless—subjects. In 2017, Summer Forum hosted educators from 24 states and 12 countries.

A newer initiative—developed with the New York City Department of Education (NYC DOE) in 2014—the Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp is a two-week training program that helps eighth-grade students prepare for auditions to selective performing arts high schools. In 2017, Lincoln Center enrolled 60 percent more students in Boot Camp than in the previous year, kicked off alumni pro-gramming, and piloted Mentor-Linc, which paired 40 alumni with dedicated mentors to support their artistic, social, and academic

Lincoln Center EducationLincoln Center Education (LCE) enriches the lives of students, educators, and lifelong learners through engagement with the arts on the stage, in the classroom, and within communities. Since its founding in 1975, LCE’s work has reached more than 20 million students, educators, administrators, parents, community members, and teaching artists.

Boro-Linc partners with local artists, community-based organiza-tions, leaders, and Lincoln Center resident organizations to present family-friendly performances and activities off campus. In 2016–17 Boro-Linc produced over 30 events in all five boroughs, including a touring version of La Casita Out of Doors, and three visual art exhibits.

Family-Linc builds partnerships with schools and community-based organizations to increase access for families on campus, providing participants with prime seats at performances for just $5, as well as opportunities to participate in workshops, backstage tours, and artist talks that deepen their experience and build social connections. In 2016–17, 320 families attended one or more performances, with 39 “super-users” participating in four or more events.

Teachers & Students

growth. While the 2017 numbers aren’t in yet, 2016’s remarkable results speak volumes: An astounding 96 percent of Boot Camp participants were admitted into a high school of their choice.

In addition to Summer Forum and Boot Camp, other highlights of LCE’s initiatives include the Lincoln Center Arts Teacher Award, which, in partnership with the NYC DOE’s Big Apple Awards, contributes $5,000 annually to a chosen recipient for classroom use and is the only DOE-sponsored award recognizing excellence in the arts. LC Scholars, in partnership with Hunter College and the DOE, trains and places top-quality arts teachers in up to 120 NYC public schools. Through another DOE-partnership, the Arts in the Middle program helps integrate the arts into school communities that would otherwise have little or no arts instruction.

Communities

The Community Artist Residencies program provides support for socially engaged artists to create new works with members of our partner organizations such as the Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center and WIN, a transitional housing network. In 2016–17, eight artists created projects based on participants’ interests and concerns, including musician Emma Alabaster (Staten Island), theater-artist Kirya Traber (Bronx), and visual artist and community activist Emmett Wigglesworth (Queens).

Mentor-Linc volunteers playing a theater game with mentees at a kick-off event in September 2016. Family-Linc’s pre-concert event with The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in November included a musical instrument “petting zoo.”

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Through broadcast, online, and international initiatives, Lincoln Center continues to increase access to the highest quality performing arts programming for arts lovers from all five boroughs, and around the world. On our 16.3-acre campus, Lincoln Center hosted more than 6.5 million visitors last year, providing facility maintenance, parking, and cleaning services not only for guests, but also for more than 5,000 people that work, perform, or study on campus. In addition to being a year-round home for the performing arts, Lincoln Center is the setting for corporate and media events, film premieres, galas, graduation ceremonies, and other high-profile programs.

Live From Lincoln CenterSince its premiere on PBS over four decades ago, Live From Lincoln Center has given hundreds of millions of Americans the chance to see performances from Lincoln Center’s stages by legendary performers and ensembles, including the New York Philharmonic, Joshua Bell, Lang Lang, Yo-Yo Ma, Renée Fleming, and Audra McDonald. Last year, the pioneering series won two Emmys for the broadcast of Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton, a Lincoln Center Festival presentation. Celebrating the shift in American policy toward Cuba, Joshua Bell: Seasons of Cuba aired in December, featuring the violin superstar alongside the Chamber Orchestra of Havana in its U.S. debut, Dave Matthews, and other special guests, including the “Poet of Havana,” Carlos Varela. The episode’s music director, David Lai, was nominated for a 2017 Emmy Award.

The season also included Lang Lang’s New York Rhapsody, featuring the piano virtuoso and friends, including Rufus Wainwright and Regina Spektor; Ballet Hispánico in two signature works; and Simple Gifts: The Chamber Music Society at Shaker Village, a performance of Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring filmed on location in the rolling bluegrass hills of Kentucky. Lincoln Center Theater’s Tony-nominated revival of Falsettos was released in cinemas and online at Broadway HD over the summer. It was also the centerpiece of the PBS Arts fall schedule.

For Everyone, Everywhere

Lincoln Center InternationalLincoln Center International provides an integrated platform for international engagement, coordinating strategy, and execution across Lincoln Center’s portfolio, including education, knowledge leadership, development, consulting, and training. Over the past five years, Lincoln Center International has worked on five continents and in a dozen countries to bring Lincoln Center to the world and the world to Lincoln Center.

International CouncilsMembers of Lincoln Center’s International Advisory Councils provide critical perspective and financial support as Lincoln Center seeks to strengthen its artistic, educational, and knowledge leadership initiatives outside the United States and with expatriate communities living in New York. Advisory Councils currently exist for China, Latin America, and India.

ToursEach year, Lincoln Center tours introduce thousands of visitors to Lincoln Center’s historic past and most current developments. Knowledgeable guides offer a unique overview of the famous residentorganizations through a variety of tours that may include glimpses ofa rehearsal in progress, architectural background, or an exploration ofJazz at Lincoln Center at Columbus Circle—to name a few possibilities. Foreign-language and ADA-accessible tours are available.

AccessibilityLincoln Center is committed to enabling all visitors to experience world-class performing arts through exceptional guest care, physical and programmatic accommodations, and leadership in accessibility and inclusion. Among these initiatives are performances for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, job-readiness programs for youths with developmental disabilities, verbal description tours for those who are blind or have low vision, and ASL-interpreted performances.

David Rubenstein AtriumThe David Rubenstein Atrium is open to the public all year and has welcomed more than 2 million visitors since 2009. One of its primary features is free programming, including: Storytime at the Atrium, which brings families together through LC Kids; Insights at the Atrium, in collaboration with the New York Philharmonic; Atrium 360˚, which hosts a diverse range of artists in weekly performances; and ¡VAYA! 63, which highlights Latin music. In addition to a performance space, the Atrium serves as a public visitors’ center, discount ticket facility (at the Zucker Box Office and TKTS by TDF Discount Booth), and the starting point for Lincoln Center Guided Tours. Visitors can also enjoy free Wi-Fi as well as food and drink from ’wichcraft café.

Retail KioskIn July and August 2017, Lincoln Center piloted a new retail program with a pop-up shop on our plaza that expanded the reach of the Lincoln Center brand and channeled the bright, celebratory energy of summer at Lincoln Center. With prices ranging from $5 to $50, offerings included magnets, tote bags, water bottles, and umbrellas, all featuring a whimsical take on the artistry and architecture of Lincoln Center’s iconic campus.

Web and Mobile AppsLincolnCenter.org is the online gateway to every performance happening on Lincoln Center’s campus as well as a rich array of multimedia content celebrating the artists we present. Last year, the site welcomed nearly 2.7 million visitors, representing growth of 35 percent over the previous year. Lincoln Center is also served by two mobile apps: our core ticketing app (the Lincoln Center app) and the Tour Lincoln Center app, which offers a 16-stop self-guided exploration of the campus. Last year, app downloads increased by 99 and 199 percent, respectively.

The Score In late 2016, Lincoln Center launched its first online magazine, The Score, which serves as an insider’s guide to the performing arts. Featuring profiles of artists, additional context about upcoming programs, advice from the pros, and fun quizzes that will keep you on your toes, The Score offers new insights into the world of Lincoln Center.

Social MediaLincoln Center continues to engage with fans locally and around the globe through its growing social media channels. Our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube channels are staying ahead of the curve with 360° video, live coverage, and thoughtful content leading to excellent fan engagement. The growth numbers are impressive: YouTube views grew 80.6 percent and Instagram followers increased by 63 percent.

VideoThe video section of LincolnCenter.org continues to be a home for creative and innovative new ways to experience the programs and activities of all 11 resident organizations, with nearly 6,000 videos currently available. In total, across various channels, Lincoln Center’s videos were viewed over 13 million times last year.

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Our Friends & Finances

Members of the Mark Morris Dance Group dance Mark Morris’s Pure Dance Items, which had its world premiere as part of the White Light Festival in October 2016.

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$1,000,000 and overBloomberg Philanthropies

Sherman Fairchild Foundation

Oak Foundation

Alice and David M. Rubenstein

$500,000–$999,999Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer

Frank A. Bennack, Jr./Steven R. Swartz/Hearst

First Republic Bank

Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust

Julia and David H. Koch

Lincoln Center Corporate Fund

Steinway & Sons

Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund

$250,000–$499,999Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ackman

American Express

Adrienne Arsht

Joseph Bae and Janice Lee

Christina and Robert C. Baker

Bank of America/ U.S. Trust

BNY Mellon

Renée and Robert Belfer

Steffi and Robert Berne

Ellen and Daniel Crown

Dalio Foundation

James G. Dinan and Elizabeth R. Miller

The Walt Disney Company

Dr. Ronald and Beth Dozoretz

Cheryl and Blair Effron

Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz

William E. Ford

Fosun Foundation

Jeff Gates and Mike Moran

Meg and Bennett Goodman

Mimi and Peter Haas Fund

Hakluyt & Company

Ronald G. & Nancy A. Harrington

Ralph Schlosstein and Jane Hartley

Rita E. and Gustave M. Hauser

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hess

Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe

Chip and Sheryl Kaye

William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust

Bruce and Suzie Kovner

Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum

Betty and John Levin

Mr. Bryan Lourd

The Manton Foundation

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

MetLife Foundation

Cheryl and Philip Milstein

Movado Group Foundation

Anna Nikolayevsky

Jane and Daniel Och

Omnicom Group Inc.

The Pasculano Foundation

PepsiCo Foundation

Amy and Joseph Perella

PGIM

Ingeborg and Ira Leon Rennert

Julian Robertson

Kara and Stephen M. Ross

Robert and Gillian Steel

Sandra and Tony Tamer

Chandrika and Ranjan Tandon

John A. Thain

Amanda and John Waldron

Joe Tsai and Clara Wu

Ann Ziff

Anonymous

$100,000–$249,99921st Century Fox

The Estate of Jean D. Appleton

Barbara and James Block

Susan and Richard Braddock

Caruso

Charina Endowment Fund

Guoqing Chen and Ming Liu

Citi

Ford Foundation

Dr. Marjorie & Roy Furman

Glenwood Management

Gray Foundation

The Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation

Agnes Gund

Jim and Cecilia Herbert

IAC

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

Koch Industries

Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis

The Ronald and Jo Carole Lauder Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin

The Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation

Anne Welsh McNulty

LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust

Morgan Stanley

The New York Community Trust

Stavros Niarchos Foundation

Ronald O. Perelman

Proskauer Rose LLP

The Shubert Foundation

Sidley Austin LLP

Target

The Three Little Pigs Foundation (William E. Ford)

Alice and Tom Tisch

Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch

Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Nina W. Werblow Charitable Trust

Janice Savin Williams and Christopher J. Williams

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Judith and Stanley Zabar

The Trust Under the Will of Roberta L. Zuhlke

$50,000–$99,999Robert J. Alexander/CBREJody and John ArnholdMercedes T. BassMr. and Mrs. Gregory BedrosianHari S. BhartiaShobhana BhartiaCathie BlackThe Blavatnik Family FoundationThe Achelis and Bodman FoundationAryeh B. BourkoffCahill Gordon & Reindel LLPMr. and Mrs. Russell CarsonChubbCovington & BurlingChris and Bruce CrawfordRavenel CurryCushman & WakefieldDeloitte GlobalMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. DeRosaNeerja Sethi and Bharat DesaiJennie L. and Richard K. DeSchererGina Diez Barroso de FranklinDoris Duke Charitable FoundationEvelyn H. Lauder Charitable TrustFairstead CapitalBart Friedman and Wendy A. SteinCatherine A. GellertGeneral Atlantic Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPThe Howard Gilman FoundationRoberta and Harvey GolubDon Graham & Amanda BennettBrad & Cassandra Grey, Paramount PicturesHARMANWilliam B. Harrison & Anne HarrisonMarlene Hess and James D. ZirinStephen R. Howe, Jr.Linda E. JohnsonBrad S. Karp, Chairman, Paul, Weiss,

Rifkind, Wharton & GarrisonThe Katzenberger Foundation, Inc.

Annual Supporters

Thank You

The arts are about allowing us to see our world in a new light. But any way you look at it—from the breathtaking presentations on our stages to free performances in all five boroughs, from worldwide digital outreach to culturally immersive community events—all of the accomplishments that defined our success at Lincoln Center this year were only possible thanks to your generous donations.

Philanthropic support—along with public funding, bequests, and in-kind contribu-tions—is essential to fulfilling our mission of sharing the world’s best arts with the widest possible audiences.

We are deeply grateful to the many contributors who provide vital support to the cultural, educational, and outreach programs at Lincoln Center. Listed here are those patrons whose annual gifts of $1,000 or more, including in-kind goods and services, are reflected in every exceptional moment within the pages of this Annual Report.

Thank you for your meaningful commitment to the performing arts and to Lincoln Center.

Not yet part of the Lincoln Center family of contributors? There are many ways to play a bigger role at the world’s leading performing arts center: You can become a Friend of Lincoln Center today—or begin thinking about tomorrow with a planned gift, through our illustrious Bravo Society. You may be interested in offering pro bono services or helping us send teaching artists to local schools. Please consider this a personal invitation to be one of Lincoln Center’s indispensable advocates or join our inspirational family of supporters.

For more information on making a gift to Lincoln Center, please contact Tamar C. Podell, Executive Vice President of Planning & Development, at 212.875.5421 or tpodell@lincolncenter.org.

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Monika and Peter GreenleafAllen and Deborah GrubmanGSI Systems, Inc. The Harkness Foundation for DanceThe DuBose and Dorothy Heyward

Memorial FundBonnie B. HimmelmanSoledad and Bob HurstCarl Jacobs FoundationJapanese Chamber of Commerce and

Industry of New York, Inc.The Joelson FoundationKauff McGuire & Margolis LLPAnna-Maria and Stephen Kellen FoundationThomas L. Kempner Jr. &

Katheryn C. PattersonC.L.C. Kramer Foundation, Inc.Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLPJill and Barry LaferLazardKaren and Paul LevyLeon Levy FoundationArthur L. LoebRichard and Ronay MenschelLinda MirelsWilliam C. and Susan F. MorrisDinny and Lester MorseWendy and Bruce MoslerMound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass LLPThomas S. MurphyBelle and Murray Nathan Philanthropic Fund

of the Jewish Communal FundLinda and Stuart NelsonThe Samuel I. Newhouse FoundationThe New York Times CompanyDavid and Melanie NiemiecJohn H. and Ethel G. Noble Charitable TrustLida Orzeck, Ph.D.Amy and Zachary PackNancy and Fred PosesSusan and Arthur RebellR. Bruce and Melissa RichRichenthal FoundationEstate of Catherine F. RoachThe Edward John and Patricia Rosenwald

FoundationSusan RudinSarah I. Schieffelin Charitable TrustLisa and David T. SchiffDonna and Marvin SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Thomas P. SculcoSerino/CoyneShiv K. SethiWilliam Sherman, trustee for the Murray G.

and Beatrice H. Sherman Charitable TrustWalter V. ShipleyGreg S. Feldman and Melanie ShorinMr. & Mrs. Larry A. SilversteinThe SJS Charitable TrustSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLPThe John Ben Snow Memorial TrustCarla Solomon and Antonio Magliocco, Jr.Sarah Billinghurst Solomon and

Howard SolomonBarbaralee Diamonstein Spielvogel and

Ambassador Carl SpielvogelJay and Deanie SteinJudy and Michael Steinhardt

Sullivan & Cromwell LLPSumitomo Corporation of AmericasPam & Allen B. SwerdlickNicki and Harold TannerBruce and Robbi TollMichelle Toll and William O’FlanaganAlair A. TownsendAndrea and Paul VizcarrondoSue Ann WeinbergThe Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation, Inc.Elaine and Jim WolfensohnRandi Zuckerberg & Brent TworetzkyAnonymous (6)

$5,000–$9,9995 Stones intelligenceNora Abousteit and Joshua Cooper RamoPaul G. AllenSteven & Lucia AlmquistAlexandria and Michael N. AltmanLinda and Earle AltmanJudy Angelo Cowen Charitable Lead UnitrustToby Lerner Ansin and Sanford EvansMaria-Cristina Anzola and John G. HeimannAonEleanor S. ApplewhaiteASCAPMr. and Mrs. George AschRenee and Richard BaraschBel Air Investment AdvisorsJayne Bentzen Beth and Alan BerkeleyMurat BeyazitDebra and Leon BlackRhoda BresslerElizabeth A.R. and Ralph S. Brown, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burch, IIIBuroHappold EngineeringAnn L. and Lawrence B. ButtenwieserValentino D. CarlottiEdward & Sylvia ChinMargarita and Armando CodinaBetsy CohnStuart H. Coleman & Meryl RosofskyColgate-Palmolive CompanyThe Frederick R. Coudert FoundationJoyce B. CowinMark and Borbala CoxWilliam and Shawn Warren CrowleyJulie and Peter CummingsDBID, Inc.Davis Polk & WardwellJenny Brorsen and Rich DeMartiniKrystyna O. DoerflerJane and Bill DonaldsonMary Ellen G. DundonDune Real Estate PartnersPeter and Joan FaberFiona Morgan FeinNancy Fisher and Marc KirschnerFisher Dachs AssociatesBarry Friedberg & Charlotte Moss

Family FoundationJohanna and Leslie GarfieldJudith A. Garson and Steven N. RappaportMiss Ava GilesNorman Goldberg

Lenore and Edward GrabowskiDr. and Mrs. Victor GrannThe Grodzins FundTerry and Michael GrollAnuj Guptahalley k harrisburg and Michael RosenfeldJ. Ira and Nicki Harris Family FoundationJoyce HergenhanLeslie Himmel and Andrea HimmelMrs. Pamela J. HoilesIDB BankInter-American Development BankJill and Ken IscolJoseph Hage Aaronson LLCSusan B. KaplanKelco ConstructionKenneth Cole FoundationStuart and Isabel KesslerMr. Peter Kim and Ms. Juliette ChoDr. Barbara KravitzMrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl IIBonnie Englebardt LautenbergHenna H. Ong and Peter D. LawrenceMiyoung Lee and Neil SimpkinsLarry LeedsJonathan E. LehmanElizabeth and Reynold LevyKenneth Lipper FoundationNigel Lythgoe OBE PhDHarry Macklowe and Patricia LandeauTom & Leslie MaherasJoel and Sherry MallinSue and Steve MandelSusan and Morris MarkJudith and David MarrusJoyce F. MenschelRobert Menschel and Janet WallachCarolyn and Gene MercySandy and Ed MeyerVirginia E. MoensNeedham Foundation TrustDaniel and Brooke NeidichNancy and Michael NeumanStanley Newman and Dr. Brian RosenthalOak Hill Advisors, LPCharles John O’ByrneMartin and Suzi OppenheimerRoger H. Ostdahl and Donna BrookinsPalladium Window SolutionsMichael Park and Sarah SeoLiza Parker Patina Restaurant GroupLaura Pels International Foundation

for TheaterAbraham Perlman FoundationDina and George PerryJudy and Jim PohlmanGeorge & Wendy PowellRobert A. Press, M.D.Rajika and Anupam PuriKatharine and William RaynerPaula and Ira M. ResnickJane and Paul RittmasterLois RobbinsMr. David RockefellerLyn M. RossRoyal Waste Services

KPMG LLPMarie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis FoundationShelly and George LazarusMrs. Jane LombardAudrey Love Charitable FoundationThe Madison Square Garden CompanyMr. Anand MahindraJosé Roberto MarinhoHoward MarksMastercardKiran Mazumdar-ShawMcKinsey & CompanyStacey and Eric MindichMitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.The Ambrose Monell FoundationThomas K. MontagRenata NascimentoPatty Newburger and Brad WechslerNewYork-Presbyterian HospitalDonald A. Pels Charitable TrustCharles PhillipsThe Pinkerton FoundationMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. RenyiHon. Stephen C. RobinsonCarlos and Gabriela Rodriguez-PastorRockefeller Brothers FundMay and Samuel Rudin

Family Foundation, Inc.María Catalina Saieh GuzmánThe Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels

Foundation, Inc.Sonia SarmientoNancy & Alan SchwartzPaul E. SingerTad Smith and Caroline FitzgibbonsThe Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable TrustTina and Steven SwartzThe Taft FoundationTime Warner Inc.Ann and Andrew TischVirginia B. Toulmin FoundationTurner Construction CompanyAnn and Thomas UnterbergEsme Usdan and James SnyderGustavo VollmerThe Walton Family FoundationWarburg Pincus LLC Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLPWildes & Weinberg, P.C.Sid YogZabar’s and Zabars.comAnonymous

$25,000–$49,999AB BERNSTEINActivision BlizzardAllen & Company Amazon Prime VideoAmerican Friends of the Paris Opera and BalletRobert and Helen AppelKeith and Debbie BanksM. Beverly and Robert G. BartnerAnne H. BassGinette and Joshua BeckerMr. and Mrs. Frederick C. BenensonMary Lake and Frank A. Bennack, Jr.Georgette Bennett and Leonard S. Polonsky

Bessemer TrustNeil G. BluhmTina and Jeffrey BoltonClarissa & Edgar Bronfman Jr. FoundationJeff and Susan CampbellChristine M. Kim and Jung Hoon ChangMs. Angela A. ChaoSimona and Jerome A. ChazenThe Coca-Cola CompanyJoan Ganz Cooney and Peter G. PetersonJudith-Ann Corrente and Willem KooykerCreative Artists AgencyConstans Culver FoundationSir Evelyn and Lynn Forester de RothschildAashish and Dinny DevitreDiamond Schmitt ArchitectsLorenzo di BonaventuraMrs. Junia DoanJonathan and Susan Dolgen

Family FoundationJane & Robert DraizenClaire G. EdersheimCaryl and Israel EnglanderBarbara J. FifeMarilyn and Lawrence FriedlandDavid Geffen FoundationMichael and Mary GellertAnn and Gordon Getty FoundationArlene and Robert M. Goldberg and

The Fay J. Lindner FoundationAbraham and Mildred Goldstein

Charitable TrustJudd B. Grossman, Grossman LLPNancy and Stanley GrossmanGerald and Agnes HassellHBOWilliam Randolph Hearst FoundationsRoberta A. HerbisonJimmy Hexter and Joui HesselMellody Hobson and George LucasHarry C. Hui and Zhou DongleiAlice and David HuntJenner & Block LLPRita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan

Family Foundation, Inc.The Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg

FoundationMrs. Robert Kaufman (Florence)Robert K. KraftYang LanLeonard & Judy LauderThe Ralph and Ricky Lauren

Family FoundationLepercq Charitable Foundation in

Memory of Paul LepercqThe Philip and Janice Levin FoundationLionsgateThe Honorable and Mrs. Earle I. MackPhyllis MailmanNancy Abeles MarksLeni and Peter MayCrystal McCrary and Raymond J. McGuireThe John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty

FoundationMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterTom and Tai MendozaJulie and Edward J. MinskoffMitsubishi Corporation (Americas)

Munger, Tolles & Olson LLPNixon Peabody LLPNorthern TrustJames and Melissa O’ShaughnessyDiana and Joel C. PetersonCarole PittelmanCynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon PolskyMs. Sophie Xiaohong QiMrs. Frederick P. RoseDaryl and Steven RothThomas SchumacherMichelle SmithDenise Littlefield SobelSony Corporation of AmericaThe Sun Family FoundationFrank & Cherry TangBonnie and Daniel R. TischMerryl and James TischBarbara and Donald ToberMr. and Mrs. Nick ValentiVenable Warner Bros. EntertainmentMr. and Mrs. Stanford S. WarshawskyJody WolfeDaniel ZiffRoy J. Zuckerberg & Tara E. KelleherAnonymous (4)

$10,000–$24,999Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams

Family FoundationPatricia and Alan B. AbramsonJoan and Robert Arnow FundRose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable TrustThe Hilaria & Alec Baldwin FoundationThe Barker Welfare FoundationTheodore H. Barth FoundationBrook and Roger BerlindParnassus Foundation/Jane and

Raphael BernsteinShirley BrodskyBurger Collection, Hong KongBrook and Shawn ByersTracia Luh and Paul CarpenterJohn and Margo CatsimatidisThe Ralph M. Cestone FoundationMelinda ChengJill & Irwin B. CohenJoseph M. CohenThe Gladys Krieble Delmas FoundationPamella Roland DeVosJudy and Jamie DimonNancy Donohue and Diane ElamDoris Duke Foundation for Islamic ArtThe Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.Drinker Biddle & Reath LLPThe Elkes FoundationRobert and Anne EssnerBarbara and Brad EvansFACE FoundationMargaret and Howard FluhrFXFOWLE Architects LLPThe G & A Foundation, Inc.Lise Strickler and Mark GalloglyMali Sananikone Gaw and Akarin GawThe Giants FoundationMr. and Mrs. Barry W. Gray

Annual Supporters

5554

Ms. Denise RyanJoan & Jack SaltzMs. Gail Robin SarnerPam and Scott SchaflerJohn and Regina K. ScullyJordan B. SeamanAnna Marie and Robert F. ShapiroAdrianne and William SilverEsther Simon Charitable TrustPeter C. SimonMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SmithGillian SorensenNancy and Burton StaniarThe Ruth Stanton FoundationJoan and Michael SteinbergSanford B. Sternlieb M.D.Leila Maw StrausMaryann Sudo BaxterLita TandonLynne TarnopolPatsy and Jeff TarrTiger Baron FoundationMs. Jacqueline TruongThe Alice Tully FoundationAmy and Jeff VerschleiserIlene Gotts / Wachtell LiptonMary J. WallachWalsh Pizzi O’Reilly Falanga LLPDr. Justin Wasserman and Dr. Olga UlitskyLynne and David B. WeinbergThe Weininger Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James O. Welch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. WienerDr. and Mrs. George WongBarbara and David ZalaznickAudrey Y. ZuckerAnonymous (8)

$2,500–$4,999Audrey and Sargent AbornGloria and Bert AbramsJoseph and Jacqueline AguannoMr. and Mrs. Ira AkselradAkustiks, LLCLoreen ArbusKaren and Gregory ArensonPage AshleyMichele AteyehBarbara BantivoglioBarclay Damon, LLPDiane BelferJacob Bernstein on behalf of Nora EphronKathy & Gene BernsteinLisa & Mark BezosEmma BloombergKatherine and David BradleyRobert BrennerBrad BrianPatricia Brown SpecterMaggie and Don BuchwaldMarian BurkeMarcy CarseyMs. Huiping ChenCity ProtectionDiane M. CoffeyAdrianne and Jerry L. Cohen

The Simon and Eve Colin FoundationComm Solutions CompanyMs. Michelle CopelmanDr. Michael CuckaLucy and Mike DanzigerPeggy and Dick DanzigerAntoinette Delruelle and Joshua L. SteinerRobert DinersteinMs. Domitilia M. dos SantosBrendan DougherLisa and Sandy EhrenkranzNora Ephron & Nicholas Pileggi Foundation Margot and John ErnstEvelyn Sharp FoundationCiara Burnham/Evercore PartnersMr. and Mrs. Leroy FademSeymour Falik and Loraine LiebmannBeth and Michael FascitelliBenjamin and Kristen FayKenneth FeinbergMr. Harry FengChristy FererCaryl and Kenneth FieldLinda and Gregory FischbachJeanne Donovan FisherLaura Gurwin FlugEmily and Harold Ford, Jr.Mrs. Barbara Fox-Bordiga in Memory of

William FoxAndrew Frackman and Emily BraunBarbara A. GallayBruce & Lueza GelbBarbara and Peter GeorgescuMelissa M. GibbsMs. Lynn GilbertTracie Golding GersonStephanie Pottruck GoldmanTerina Golfinos and Robert LisiAndi and Jim Gordon, The Edgewater FundsThe Gordon FoundationLiz and Irwin GotliebBarbara Freid GottesmanGramercy Park FoundationPaula S. GreenmanMarilee and James GreenwaldJoan and Charles GrossDr. and Mrs. Sanford GrossmanJennifer & Bud GruenbergMrs. John (Susan) GutfreundPeter and Helen HajeJill and Martin HandelsmanLynne and Harold HandlerFrancena T. Harrison Foundation TrustHermione Foundation, Laura J. Sloate TrusteeJanet and Arthur HershaftIan and Lea HighetPaul HilalHitz FoundationMs. Judith M. HoffmanJoan HolmesRuth W. HoughtonHunter CollegeMs. Chris Stern HymanDr. Betty S. IuJLLAlexandra K. JonesMarnee and Eric Kaltman

John KanderMr. and Mrs. Harold KingsbergSamuel & Francine KlagsbrunEric and Sandra KrasnoffJudi and Douglas KruppCindy KurtinMr. and Mrs. Fernand LameschKate Lear and Jon LaPookAlain and Helene LeBleuCarol LeibensonSahra LeseRobert M. and Diane v.S. LevyKamie and Rich LightburnAmy and Frank LindeArthur and Susan B. LindenauerMs. Jie LingLitespeed ElectricDorothy Litwin Brief and Donald BriefThe Honorable John L. Loeb, Jr. and

Sharon HandlerPepe LopezRobert LosadaYang Lu & Grace GuiDuncan & Nancy MacMillanBarbara and J. Robert Mann, Jr.Bernice ManocherianJody G. MansbachJudith and Michael MarguliesShelley MendellJosie Merck and Jim StevensonSusan MerinoffEllen and Lee MetzendorfMarti Meyerson & Jamie HooperMr. William R. MillerMarianne & Steven MillsLee F. Mindel, FAIAEvangline Morphos & Alan BrinkleyKathryn MyersMs. Jackie NapalanBeth and Joshua NashNicholas & Lence CommunicationsNippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal U.S.A., IncBeth and Michael NochomovitzKent and Jean PapsunDr. Herb PardesRobin and Bob PaulsonThe Peckham Family FoundationLiz and Jeff PeekBarbara A. PelsonAnn and Hollis PetersenIn Loving Memory of Nancy PfifferlingMr. Mark PickJay Polonsky and Kay OppenheimerJennifer J. Raab, Hunter CollegeRattner Family FoundationCatherine A. ReinThe Karl F. Reuling FundPhilip W. Riskin Charitable Foundation, Inc.Gail and Michael RogersDaniel and Joanna S. RoseJonathan F. P. and Diana RoseAlexandra Munroe & Robert Rosenkranz,

The Rosenkranz FoundationJamie Rosenthal Wolf, David Wolf,

Rick Rosenthal, Nancy Stephens and The Rosenthal Family Foundation

Nina Rosenwald

Susan and Jon RotenstreichAnne and Noah RoyReed Rubin and Jane Gregory RubinMr. and Mrs. Anthony W. RuggieroLynda and Robert SafronThe Sagner Family FoundationThe Salem FamilyJudy and Dirk SalzEmily and James SatloffIrwin S. Scherzer FoundationRobert Schoenthal & Diane SilbersteinJonathan M. SchorrStephen A. SchwarzmanEmily Segal and Andrew EllisRick and Monica SegalSusan Stein Shiva FoundationMr. Ilya ShorMrs. Constantine Sidamon-EristoffLaine SiklosHerbert and Arline Slepoy

Charitable FoundationThe Alan B. Slifka FoundationJoan and Joel SmilowGrant and Jacqui SmithAbigail Solomon and Jason TeuscherAnnaliese SorosJohn SparlingDr. Eric J. Spicer and Christiane VanderlindenStephen StamasElizabeth and Neil SteinLauren and Scott StelzerAaron and Betty Lee Stern FoundationChristopher StewartJennifer Stockman, Hot & Sunny ProductionsBonnie and Tom StraussIn memory of Mrs. Lee StrongStephen & Ellen SusmanCaryn and Richard SwansonGloria and Philip TalkowJay H. TanenbaumAlexander TarakhovskyEllen and Bill TaubmanDonald and Gigo TaylorLee L. TraubMary Ellen and Karl von der HeydenHeather & Bill VrattosCandace and Jonathan WainwrightElaine and Alan WeilerHarriet & Ronald WeintraubMildred WeissmanJudy and Josh WestonAnita and Byron WienSherry and Robert WienerSusan and Benjamin WinterGeorge M. YeagerMs. Ming Zhou LinW. Kevin ZhuAnonymous (15)

$1,000–$2,4993.1 Phillip Lim Mr. Omar AbboudJen AblonMr. Pierre AbousleimanMr. Conrad AdolfStephanie Ansin & Spencer Stewart

In Memory of E. Nelson & Betty L. AsielMr. Michael AudetMr. Vishnu BachaniKara Medoff Barnett and Dov BarnettMartin and Rhoda BarrMarion Bass Real Estate and Sam BassDale and Max BergerMr. and Mrs. T.G. BerkJudy and Howard BerkowitzIn Memory of Arthur M. BernhardtHenry Bernstein & Jerry ZacharyTom and Andi BernsteinJill & Darius BikoffMaury and Joseph BohanJonathan BoosJay BozickMr. and Mrs. Ludwig BravmannMr. Kenneth P. BrowneMr. Arri BurrowsKristen CampolattaroHilary Cecil-JordanUna Chae & Jonathan ZuckerJoyce ChelbergLola L. ChlupsaMary Cirillo GoldbergBetsy Cohen and Marc DevorsetzMs. Mercy CohenSuzanne and Jeff CohenAmy Fine CollinsDonald ComrasLori A. ConklingArika and Jon CouchmanMr. and Mrs. Stephane CremieuxGordon J. Davis and Peggy Cooper DavisDr. and Mrs. Charles H. DebrovnerSteve and Connie DelehantyMelanie Dodson and David GrangerMr. & Mrs. Harold DomnitchMiriam and David DonohoShari and Ken EbertsMr. and Mrs. Oded EdanMs. Patricia S. EigenAlan EisenmanMrs. Jennifer Danzi EliasDr. Egidio FaroneMr. William FinneganJames and Kerianne FlynnMarilyn Friedman and Thomas BlockGerstner Family FoundationCarol GertzPeter GethersAnne Gilbert and Gordon GoldsteinJoseph D. GioeGoetz Fitzpatrick LLPMs. Ruth Gottschall and Mr. Blaise JamesMr. Amit GovinMr. Lawrence Grant and Mrs. Michele GrantSara GraySusan Griffith and David NeillPeter Gruenberger and Carin LammNicholas R. GruyJan M. GuifarroIrina Gulina and Sergey ButkevichArjun GuptaBeverly L. HamiltonTrish Hamlin

Jonathan M. HarrisMs. Laura HellmanBuck Henry Charitable Fund Administered by

the California Community FoundationHoracio and Julia HerzbergJoan and Irwin HochbergJosephine Lawrence Hopkins FoundationMr. Jake HuffIBMJean and Maurice JacobsRaphael G. JacobsMs. Brooke JamesDavid JaquetDan and Elizabeth JolivetteBarbara and Donald JonasHilda and Christopher JonesJill KaplanMs. Yukako KawataMrs. Ralph W. KernSteven KlinskyJune H. KoizumiMr. and Mrs. George KruppAmy B. Kuhn and Stuart RosowMr. and Mrs. P.L. LambRaymond J. LearsyCarol Sutton Lewis and William M. Lewis, Jr.Suzanne L. Lim MDMs. Grace LiuJeanette LoebSondra and David S. MackTina Livanos and Alexandros MakrygeorgosStephen C. Malamud, MDMs. Erica ManoffThe Mansi FamilyBari J. MattesMargaret P. MautnerGilda & John P. McGarry, Jr.Marie and Joe MeloneDr. Naomi MendelsohnThe Janis and Alan Menken FoundationBarbara A. Miller and Stuart NordheimerMarissa and Ryan MillerCheryl and Michael MinikesBarbara MooreMs. Tyler MurphyAngie Nguyen and Sanford WeisburstColleen NoallONOSoundKen and Carolyn OttenbreitBetsy and Justin PainterDennis PalmeriMr. Rafael Pardo GrandisonThe Par GroupMary Carr PattonLaura PelsPeter L. PhilippsEvan PicoultKamelia “Mia” PoppeLisa Maris RaylesbergMr. and Mrs. Ariel RecanatiDr. and Mrs. James S. ReibelNathaniel ReicherJudith & Kenneth ReissJulie and Matt RichardsonHeidi RobertsCarol and Gary Rosenblatt

Annual Supporters

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The Honorable Paul Vallone, New York City Council

New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Tom Finkelpearl, Commissioner

New York City Department of Education, Carmen Fariña, Chancellor

New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, Mitchell J. Silver, Commissioner

The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor of New York State

The Honorable Linda B. Rosenthal, New York State Assembly

New York State Council on the Arts, Dr. Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, Chair

National Endowment for the Arts, Jane Chu, Chairman

The Honorable Charles E. Schumer, United States Senate

The Honorable Kirsten E. Gillibrand, United States Senate

Business Advisory Council The Business Advisory Council provides keystrategic insights on a number of the most challenging issues facing Lincoln Center andthe cultural fabric of New York City.

Katherine Farley (Co-Chair)John B. Hess (Co-Chair)Steven R. Swartz (Co-Chair)Robert J. AlexanderGregory BedrosianCathleen P. BlackAryeh B. BourkoffRussell L. CarsonRavenel CurryThomas J. DeRosaStephen R. Howe, Jr.Brad S. KarpCharles KayeHoward MarksThomas K. MontagIndra NooyiCharles PhillipsAlan D. SchwartzTad SmithKevin UlrichBrad Wechsler

International Advisory Councils Members of Lincoln Center’s InternationalAdvisory Councils provide critical perspectiveand financial support as Lincoln Center seeksto strengthen its artistic, educational, and knowledge leadership initiatives outside the United States and with expatriate communitiesliving in New York. Advisory Councils currentlyexist for China, Latin America, and India.

China Advisory CouncilYang Lan (Co-Chair)Katherine Farley (Co-Chair)Lang Lang (Honorary Chair)Joseph BaeAngela ChaoGuoqing ChenShi-Zheng Chen Irene Chu Victor Chu Akarin Gaw Mali Sananikone GawJames Hexter Harry Chi Hui Handel Lee Ning Liang Vincent LoJinghui MengSophie Xiaohong Qi Shen Wei Anna Pao Sohmen Nina Sun Tan Dun Frank Tang Boming Wang Oliver P. Weisberg Clara Wu Tsai Adam Chikeung Yu Allan Zeman Ruheng Zhao

India Advisory CouncilAnand Mahindra (Chair)Ajay BangaHari BhartiaShobhana BhartiaKiran Mazumdar-ShawDinesh PaliwalPunit RenjenNeerja SethiSid Yog

Latin America Advisory CouncilKatherine Farley (Chair)Gina Diez Barroso de FranklinJosé Roberto Marinho Renata de Camargo Nascimento Gabriela Perez RocchiettiCatalina Saieh Sonia Sarmiento Gustavo Vollmer Martin Werner

Lincoln Center Counsels’ Council Lincoln Center is extremely grateful for the pro bono legal services provided by the members of the following law firms and corporate legal departments.

ASCAP B. L. Johnson Law PLLCBarclay Damon, LLPCahill Gordon & Reindel LLPCovington & BurlingDLA PiperDavis Polk & WardwellDrinker Biddle & Reath LLPGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPIlene Gotts / Wachtell LiptonJenner & Block LLPKauff McGuire & Margolis LLPMound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass LLPNixon Peabody LLPProskauer Rose LLPSidley Austin LLPSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP VenableWalsh Pizzi O’Reilly Falanga LLPWeil, Gotshal & Manges, LLPWildes & Weinberg, P.C.Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Toni RossJaime Lynn RothJudith O. and Robert E. RubinMr. and Mrs William D. RueckertMs. Christina RussellAndrew and Linda SafranMr. Anthony SandrikRichard L. Saphir, MDMichael and Donna SassoAgata and Sumeer SathiMarla SchaeferJoan and Stuart SchapiroThe Schiff FoundationMs. Kate SchlesingerSanford J. Schlesinger and Lianne LazeteraAlene Schneierson and Morris KrimolovskyEdmund and Elaine SchroederSara Lee and Axel SchupfTeena and George ShawTed and Mary Jo ShenJenny ShotwellDouglas Lancet and Adam SikoraDr. Robert SilverJack and Shirley SilverMr. Amir SobhrajPeter and Susan Solomon Family FoundationMichael and Claudia SpiesGayatri Chakravorty SpivakNeal SrokaMelissa and Neil St. ClairRay and Karen TestaMs. Cini ThayilMs. Jennifer B. ThomasJennifer TiptonPhyllis TribleJean and Raymond TroubhPatricia Truscelli Mr. and Mrs. P.H. TuanMarica and Jan VilcekJudy and Lee WassermanAntonia Watson of Watson International

EquitiesMr. Eric WeilTonja Weimer CoachingEllen and Peter WeintraubMs. Kim Amanda Weiss and

Mr. Stephen D. OestreichGeorge and Sal Wen-CapolarelloNaida S. Wharton FoundationThe Wise Family FundElliot & Nancy WolkMs. Nekeshia WoodsKirsten WrinkleXpress Termite & Pest Control Corp.Mr. Frank ZhengAnonymous (21)

Lincoln Center Official PartnersAmerican Airlines is the Official Airline

of Lincoln CenterHolland America Line is the Official Cruise

Line of Lincoln CenterNespresso is the Official Coffee of

Lincoln CenterNewYork-Presbyterian is the Official

Hospital of Lincoln Center

Planned Giving: The Bravo SocietyLincoln Center greatly appreciates thegenerosity and foresight of those individualswho have included a provision for Lincoln Center in their estate planning.

Ms. Claudia AdamsMr. Robert ArdiniGunilla BerlinEstate of Katherine T. BidwellMr. Paul BowleyCarol and Robert BraunDr. and Mrs. Alexander BrodenMs. Hillary BrownDavid G. CloughDiane M. CoffeyMr. Charles Edward ColeMr. Lewis B. CullmanMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. DelehantyJamie deRoyStephen W. FilloEvelyn M. Finklestein, Esq.Stuart M. FischmanMs. Lorraine FoxGene and Edith FriedmanDr. Marjorie and Roy FurmanBarbara GottesmanSharon J. HandlerMs. Allison B. HartIn memory of Dr. Jean Pierre Hartman by

his wife EvaMr. Heinz K. HofmeisterRuth W. HoughtonMrs. Jane B. JacobsPeter H. JuddMs. Ginger D. KarrenDr. Sivia KayeStuart and Isabel KesslerDr. Thomas C. KingMs. Francine S. KittredgeMr. John D. KnoernschildMr. and Mrs. I. Stanley KriegelMs. Mary E. LangfordEvelyn H. Lauder Charitable Lead

Annuity TrustMs. Linda LevenNathan Leventhal and Katherine E. BrownZachary Ross LondonFlorence LotrowskiMrs. Virginia LyonFlora MajorMr. and Mrs. Peter L. MalkinMs. Mahnaz MaqsudiMr. and Mrs. Anthony D. MarshallMs. Anne M. MorrisMr. Stanley NewmanAlan A. and Barbara NicollMartin and Suzanne OppenheimerGerri and Lester PollackMs. Dina PowellMr. Desmonde PrintzMs. Eleanor X. PripadcheffMs. Lourdes ProtoMr. Francis H. Rasmus, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richards

The Honorable Frederick W. Richmond Martin RiskinMs. Roberta RobinsMs. Susan RobinsonMs. Rama RodvienMs. Gloria RomaMs. Evelyn RonellMs. Joyce RosenJudy and Dirk SalzMichael L. SamuelsDr. Jayne Schneider-RynarMr. John SeamanDr. Sidney ShankerMs. Arlene ShulerJack and Shirley SilverMs. Christine E. SohnEric SpicerMs. Barbara StahlMr. Philip F. StattelSonya and Leo TickLucy and Ernest E. TyrraschMs. Josephine UenoAnn and Tom UnterbergMr. Marshall M. WeinbergMs. Rose Lynn WeinsteinMr. and Mrs. Stephen B. WeinsteinMrs. Sarah WeisbergMrs. George WeissmanIn Memory of Rowenna Wight WhiteDr. Caroline E. Rubinstein and

Phillip M. WinegarMarilyn M. WolfMs. Carol Zuckerman

We also thank the members of the Bravo Society who wish to remain anonymous.

GovernmentLincoln Center is deeply grateful tothe government agencies and electedrepresentatives listed below for their support.

The Honorable Bill de Blasio, Mayor of the City of New York

The Honorable Gale A. Brewer, Manhattan Borough President

The Honorable Melinda Katz, Queens Borough President

The Honorable Melissa Mark-Viverito, Speaker, New York City Council

The Honorable Fernando Cabrera, New York City Council

The Honorable Andrew Cohen, New York City Council

The Honorable Vanessa L. Gibson, New York City Council

The Honorable Ben Kallos, New York City Council

The Honorable Peter Koo, New York City Council

The Honorable Mark Levine, New York City Council

The Honorable I. Daneek Miller, New York City Council

The Honorable Helen Rosenthal, New York City Council

The Honorable Ritchie Torres, New York City Council

The Honorable Eric Ulrich, New York City Council

Annual Supporters

5958

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. is a nonprofit organization exempt from income tax under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

The Balance Sheet and Statement of Activities are summarized here. A complete copy of Lincoln Center’s consolidated audited financial statements may be requested by calling 212.875.5250.

Our FinancialsBalance Sheet—ConsolidatedJune 30, 2017 and 2016 ($000)

ASSETS 2017 2016Cash and cash equivalents $12,435 $20,033

Restricted cash 29,297 44,313

Accounts and investment income receivable 16,136 16,337

Contributions and grants receivable, net 108,401 104,167

Prepaid expenses, inventory, and other assets 10,272 9,979

Investments 248,841 221,788

Fixed assets, net 360,785 350,505

Total assets $786,167 $767,122

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $16,704 $20,350

Fair value of interest rate swaps 48,170 66,487

Deferred revenue 20,846 13,815

Borrowings under line of credit 25,000 30,000

Long term debt – capital 253,276 250,967

Total liabilities $363,996 $381,619

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted:

General operating $10,611 $10,519

Board designated 112,260 107,901

Redevelopment and other physical capital 88,178 90,011

Total unrestricted $211,049 $208,431

Temporarily restricted 113,503 79,765

Permanently restricted 97,619 97,307

Total net assets $422,171 $385,503

Total liabilities and net assets $786,167 $767,122

Statement of Activities—Consolidatedfor the years ended June 30, 2017 and 2016 ($000)

OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2017 2016Contributions and special events, net $27,455 $27,291

Investment return 4,908 4,756

Box office and other program service revenue 11,276 13,452

Facilities services and other program service revenue 66,523 61,658

Other income 3,502 2,407

Net assets released from restrictions 23,188 29,146

Total general operating revenue $136,852 $138,710

OPERATING EXPENSES

Program services:

Performance presentations $22,498 $24,520

Media development (Live From Lincoln Center) 5,183 9,036

Education and outreach 9,889 9,638

Facilities management and services 70,345 65,273

Visitor and patron services 1,480 1,610

New ventures and special projects 2,280 1,649

Total program services $111,675 $111,726

Supporting services:

Management and general $21,992 $19,891

Fundraising 7,203 6,071

Total supporting services $29,195 $25,962

Total general operating expenses $140,870 $137,688

Operating revenue (under) over expenses before transfers

and one-time charges ($4,018) $1,022

One-time non-recurring charge - (1,380)

Transfers 4,109 (500)

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF SUPPORT AND OPERATING REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $91 ($858)

OTHER CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Board designated contributions and other income $4,207 $3,956

Board designated investment return 10,696 (9,732)

Net realized and unrealized gain (loss) on swap agreements 18,317 (21,798)

Redevelopment and other physical plant income 446 2,092

Net assets released from restrictions 3,676 4,308

Depreciation expense (14,505) (13,919)

Redevelopment and other physical plant expense (16,202) (19,519)

Transfers (4,109) 500

Total change in unrestricted net assets $2,617 ($54,970)

CHANGES IN RESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Restricted contributions and grants $42,328 $52,576

Investment return 18,587 (5,757)

Net assets released from restrictions (26,864) (33,453)

Total changes in restricted net assets $34,051 $13,366

TOTAL CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $36,668 ($41,604)

Net assets at beginning of the year 385,503 427,107

Net assets at end of the year $422,171 $385,503

CHAIRKatherine Farley

PRESIDENTDebora L. Spar

VICE CHAIRSAdrienne Arsht Chairman EmeritaTotalBank

Richard K. DeSchererChief Legal & Compliance OfficerBloomberg L.P.

Joel S. EhrenkranzFounding PartnerEhrenkranz Partners L.P.

Roy FurmanVice ChairmanJefferies LLC

John B. HessChief Executive OfficerHess Corporation

Bruce KovnerChairmanCAM Capital

Philip L. MilsteinPrincipalOgden CAP Properties

Laurie M. TischPresidentLaurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund

Ann Ziff

TREASURERBlair W. EffronFounding Partner Centerview Partners LLC

DIRECTORSRonnie Ackman

Robert AppelPresidentAppel Associates

Joseph Y. BaeCo-President and Co-COOKKR

Christina Baker

Keith T. BanksVice Chairman of Global Wealth & Investment Management Head of Chief Investment Office and Investment Solutions Group

Renée Belfer

Frank A. Bennack, Jr.Executive Vice Chairman of the BoardChairman of the Executive Committee andFormer CEOHearst

Richard S. Braddock

Jeffrey C. CampbellExecutive Vice President and CFOAmerican Express

Judith-Ann CorrentePresident & CEOMetropolitan Opera

Daniel CrownFounder/ProducerRed Crown Productions

James G. DinanChairman, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Managing PartnerYork Capital Management

Beth DozoretzPresidentDozoretz Family Foundation

Harold FordManaging Director Senior Client Relationship ManagerMorgan Stanley Wealth Management

William E. FordChief Executive OfficerGeneral Atlantic LLC

Bart FriedmanSenior CounselCahill Gordon & Reindel, LLP

Jeffrey L. GatesManaging PartnerGates Capital Management

David Geffen

Bennett J. GoodmanCo-Founder and Senior Managing DirectorGSO Capital Partners

Efraim GrinbergChairman & CEOMovado Group, Inc.

Mimi HaasPresidentMimi and Peter Haas Fund

Ronald G. HarringtonPhilanthropist and Entrepreneur

William B. Harrison, Jr.Former Chairman & CEOJPMorgan Chase & Co.

Gerald L. HassellChairman BNY Mellon

Rita E. HauserPresidentThe Hauser Foundation, Inc.

Jim HerbertChairman and Chief Executive Officer (Founding)First Republic Bank

David A. HuntPresident and Chief Executive OfficerPGIM, The Global Investment Business of Prudential

Elliot S. JaffeChairman & Co-FounderAscena Retail Group (Dress Barn)

Steven A. KandarianChairman, President andChief Executive OfficerMetLife Inc.

Sheryl Drangel Kaye

Somesh KhannaSenior PartnerMcKinsey & Company, Inc.

David H. KochExecutive Vice PresidentKoch Industries, Inc.

Shelly LazarusChairman EmeritusOgilvy & Mather

Thomas H. LeePresidentThomas H. Lee Capital

Betty LevinPresidentCorporate Art Directions

Robert I. LippSenior AdvisorStone Point Capital

Bryan LourdManaging DirectorCreative Artists Agency

Peter W. MayPresident and Founding PartnerTrian Partners

William R. Miller, CBEFormer Vice ChairmanBristol-Myers Squibb

Eric MindichFounder & Chief Executive OfficerEton Park Capital Management

Lincoln Center Board of Directors

William C. MorrisChairman of the Executive CommitteeThe Metropolitan Opera Association

Anna NikolayevskyCIOAxel Capital Management

Indra NooyiChairman and Chief Executive OfficerPepsiCo, Inc.

James P. O’ShaughnessyChairman & CEOO’Shaughnessy Asset Management

Julian RobertsonChairmanTiger Management L.L.C

Stephen M. RossChairman and FounderRelated Companies

David M. RubensteinCo-Founder and Co-CEOThe Carlyle Group

Oscar S. SchaferChairmanRivulet Capital, LLC

Ralph SchlossteinPresident & CEOEvercore

Thomas SchumacherPresident & ProducerDisney Theatrical Group

Robert K. SteelChief Executive OfficerPerella Weinberg Partners

Gayfryd Steinberg

Steven R. SwartzPresident and Chief Executive OfficerHearst

Yasushi TakahashiPresident & Chief Executive OfficerMitsui & Co. (U.S.A), Inc.

Tony TamerFounder and Co-CEOH.I.G. Capital, LLC

Chandrika K. TandonChairmanTandon Capital Associates

Ann TenenbaumCo-PresidentMTheory

John A. Thain

Ann UnterbergChairmanLincoln Center Education

Barbara VogelsteinChairmanThe School of American Ballet

John E. WaldronGlobal Co-Head Investment BankingGoldman Sachs

Christopher J. WilliamsChairman and Chief Executive OfficerThe Williams Capital Group, L.P.

John WrenPresident and CEOOmnicom Group

Clara Wu TsaiExecutive DirectorJoe and Clara Tsai Foundation

Randi ZuckerbergFounder and CEOZuckerberg Media

EX OFFICIOHon. Bill de BlasioThe Mayor of the City of New York

Barry H. BerkeMayoral Designee

Hon. Melissa Mark-ViveritoSpeakerNew York City Council

Frank CarucciSpeaker’s Designee

Hon. Thomas FinkelpearlCommissionerNew York City Department of Cultural Affairs

Hon. Mitchell SilverCommissioner New York City Department of Parks and Recreation

CHAIRMEN EMERITI

Amyas Ames (1906–2000)

Frank A. Bennack, Jr.

Bruce Crawford

John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906–1978)

Martin E. Segal (1916–2012)

Beverly Sills (1929–2007)

George Weissman (1919–2009)

DIRECTORS EMERITI CO-CHAIRS

Hon. William H. Donaldson

Peter L. Malkin

DIRECTORS EMERITI

Mrs. James A. Block

Diane M. Coffey

David A. Coulter

Bruce Crawford

Peter Frelinghuysen

Harvey Golub

Audrey Butvay Gruss

Paul B. Guenther

Ruth W. Houghton

Peter S. Kraus

June Noble Larkin

Martin J. Oppenheimer

Thomas A. Renyi

Jim Rosenthal

Susan Rudin

Walter V. Shipley

Howard Solomon

Daisy M. Soros

Hon. Carl Spielvogel

Stephen Stamas

Alair A. Townsend

As of October 5, 2017

6362

Lincoln Center Senior Management Team

A copy of the last Annual Report filed with the New York State Office of the Attorney General may be obtained by writing to the New York State Office of the Attorney General, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271 or to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023-6583, Attention: Annual Report.

©2017 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.

American Songbook, Capacities for Imaginative Learning, CenterCharge, Lincoln Center, Lincoln Center at the Movies, Lincoln Center Education, Lincoln Center Institute, Live From Lincoln Center, Meet the Artist, Midsummer Night Swing, Mostly Mozart, Think Like An Artist, and The Five Arches & Design are registered trademarks and service marks of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.

Photo credits: Cover: Lincoln Center campus: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; inside cover–p.1: David H. Koch Theater: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; p.2: Louis Langrée and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra:

Kevin Yatarola; p.3: Debora L. Spar and Katherine Farley: Brian Stanton ©2017; p.4–5: Young People’s Chorus of New York City: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Lincoln Center; p.6–7:

Debora L. Spar: Brian Stanton ©2017; p.8–9: Double Dutch: Kevin Yatarola; p.10–11: Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp: Cait McCarthy Photography; p.12–13: Campfire: Buatti-Ramos

Photography/courtesy of Trusty Sidekick Theater Company; p.14–15: Summer Forum: Jesse Itskowitz; p.16–17: Bonnie Raitt: Kevin Yatarola; p.18–19: Midsummer Night Swing: Haghi Suka;

p.20–21: Jewels; Choreography by George Balanchine ©The Balanchine Trust: ©Paul Kolnik; p.22–23: Claire Chase: ©Steve J. Sherman; p.24–25: Boro-Linc: David Flores; p.26–27: Falsettos:

©Joan Marcus; p.28–29: Olga Bell: Harry Hunkele; p.30–31: Young Patrons: Ethan Covey; p.32–33: Lincoln Center: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; p.34–35: Carlinhos Brown: Kevin Yatarola; p.37: Yuja Wang:

©Richard Termine; p.38–39: Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali; Heather Headley: Kevin Yatarola; p.40: Midsummer Night Swing: Kevin Yatarola; p.41: While I Was Waiting: ©Stephanie Berger;

p.42–43: Angélique Kidjo; Winterreise: Kevin Yatarola; p.44: LC Kids: David Flores; p.45: Aurelio: Kevin Yatarola; p.46: Mentor-Linc: David Flores; p.48: Joshua Bell and Dave Matthews:

©Richard Termine; p.49: International Councils: Ethan Covey; Retail Kiosk: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; p.50–51: Mark Morris Dance Group, Pure Dance Items: ©Stephanie Berger; p.52: Lincoln Center:

©Iñaki Vinaixa; p.65: Lincoln Center Out of Doors, Damrosch Park: ©Iñaki Vinaixa.

Debora L. Spar, President

Liza Parker, Chief Operating Officer

Robert Cundall, Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer

Peter Duffin, Senior Vice President Brand & Marketing

Peter Flamm, Vice President Concert Halls & Operations

Russell Granet, Executive Vice President Lincoln Center Education & Community Engagement

Jane Moss, Ehrenkranz Artistic Director

Tamar C. Podell, Executive Vice President Planning & Development

Lesley Friedman Rosenthal, Executive Vice President General Counsel & Secretary

Bret Silver, Chief Strategy & External Relations Officer

Andrew C. Wilk, Executive Producer Live From Lincoln Center

As of November 2017

64

Lincoln Center’s Resident Organizations

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

Film Society of Lincoln Center

Jazz at Lincoln Center

The Juilliard School

Lincoln Center Theater

The Metropolitan Opera

New York City Ballet

New York Philharmonic

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

School of American Ballet

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