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Biltmore Theatre
261 West 47th Street. Booth Theatre
222 West 45th Street.
Broadhurst Theatre
235 West 44th Street
Broadway's Circle in the Square Theatre
235 West 50th Street 212 239 6200
Brooks Atkinson Theatre
256 West 47th Street
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street New York NY
. Cort Theatre
138 West 49th StreetGerald
Schoenfeid Theatre
236 West 45th Street
Helen Hayes Theatre
240 West 44th Street
Bookings: (212) 947-8844 and use Code RUSSNY
www.broadwayoffers.com & use Code RUSSNY
Henry Miller's Theatre
124 West 43rd Street..
Hilton Theatre
213 West 42nd Street
Al Hirschfeld Theatre
.Lincoln Center
70 Lincoln Plaza New York NY,
Ph. 212 721 6500
Jazz at Lincoln Center
All new programs. online everyday
The Lincoln Center believes in the power of jazz to uplift, inspire, and create a sense of community. It is in this apirit the Lindoln Center invites you to connect with the global jazz community through the Company's digital programming and free outdoor summer concert sales/
Lincoln Centers website now serves as a portal where you may access free and premium virtual concerts, educational programs, and discussions. This content includes Live from Dizzy's Performances, JALC's early childhood and adult music programs like Webop and Swing Universty, archival conserts, Blue Engins album releases, and more. LEARN MORE
Lincoln Center Theater
Flying Over Sunset
1950s Hollywood. You are at a beautiful beach house overlooking the Pacific with Cary Grant, Claire Boothe, Luce and Aldous Huzley and they are on an acid trip. Together. GET TICKETS
Table of Silence Project
Buglisi Dance Theatre and Lincoln Center in partnership with DAnce NYC and Nel Shelby Productionsm honor the 20th year since the events of 9/11 with a livestreamed performance of the Table of Silence Project 9/11,
an annusl ritual for peace conceived and choreographed i 2011 by Jacqulyn Buglisi, Artistic Director of Buglisi Dance Tehatre. Collaborator for this year's reimagined program to include composer/music director Daniel Bernard Roumain, spoken-word poet Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Buglisi Dance Theatre co-founder/principal dancer Terese Capucilli, and video producer Nel Shelby. WATCH HERE
Enjoy a choreographic masterpiece for the ages:
Six decades after its proemiere, Alvin Alley's choreographic masterpiece Revelations shines more brightly than ever. The soulful piece draws on African-Americansprituals, gospel songs and holy blues and pays homage to African-American cultural heritage, which Alley considered one of America's richest treasurs-sometimes sorrowful, sometimes jubilant, but always hopeful.
Linvoln Cnetre is sharing this and other performances and talks highlighting Black history and experience from a multitude of cultures and contexts. These beautifully varied, multifaceted performances and conversations amlify the stories and perspectives of Black people. spanning the spectrum of joy, pain, reflection and hoe. Lincln Centre hopes you'll engage with these works to commemmorate Black YHistory Month with Lincoln Centre and visit them all year long.
WATCH HERE
The Baptism: Screening and Conversation
Co-presented by the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and the Lincoln Center.
Join the Lincoln Center for a virtual screening of The Baptism by artists Carl hancock Rux and Carn Mae Weems, followed by a conversation on the lives and legacies of John Lewis and C.T.Vivian, which inspired the poem and film. Moderated by Ellen McGirt the discussion with award-winning poet Carl Hancock Rux will explore the work of Lewis and vivian, the reonance of their influence today and the artists' creative process fueled by activism and a spirit of resistance. WATCH
Jessye Norman
Lincoln Center is proud to present an unique concert experience from the Live From Lincoln Center archives in ceebration of Women's History Month. Originally aired in 1994, "Women of Legend, Fantasy and Lore stars the incomparable Jessye Norman alongside poneering conductor Dame Jane Glover and the Orchestra of St Luke's. From Purcell's Dido to Bizet's Carmen Norman's lush voice soars through this scintillating program od operatic heroines.
This is the first show Lincolln Cneter is making available through the new Lincoln Center at Home accont feature. Dign up to watch Jessye Norman's performance for free and stay tuned for dynamic livestreams and broadcasts in the coming months,
You can
watch this free concert now through April 28 exclusively oon Lincoln Center.org.
Mostly Mozart Festival
The Appel Room
American Songbook
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
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Damrosch Park Bandstand
Bruno Walter Auditorium
Gelsey Kirkland Arts Center Brooklyn
David Koch Theatre
New York City Ballet
After an unprecedented absence from the stage, NYCB this fall returns to present three world premire ballets, and four farewells by principal dfancers who have helped shape the Company's singula aretistry aqs we know it. It's official City Ballet is Back SEASON TICKETS ON SALE
Restart Stages at Linvoln Center
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Jubilee 11213: The Keeping
Presented in collaboration with Weeksville Heritage Center
Ebony Noelle Golden's work as a scholar, performance artist and cultural organizer has earned her a reputation as a progressive creator to watch. As one of New York's foremost social justice artists, she engages with communities and local neighborhoods by means that foreground Black women as a matrix for liberation and civic growth. Her recent residency at Brooklyn's Weeksville Heritage Center inspired her newest piece, Jubilee 11213: The Keeping, a public processional, site-specific ceremony and interactive theatrical experience that incorporates dance, music, fashion, film and storytelling into a ritual of reparation and recovery. Golden and her collaborators will be freely adapting that work at the Lincoln Center campus in a bold reclamation of intellectual and physical space.
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Gerald W. Lynch Theater
at John Jay College
Queen's Theater
Rose Theater; Jazz.
Frederick P. Rose Hall
Alice Tully Hall
An American Triptych: Mazzoli, Davis, and Adams
Missy Mazzoli creates a solar aystem of sound and John Adams pulls out th stops in his virtuosic orchestral showcase. Principal Clarinet Anthony McGill solos in Anthony Davis's autobiographical depiction of an unequal with the police. Three portraits of Amercan Conductor Dalia Stasevska leads the New York Philamonic. BUY TICKETS NOW
Chamber Music Society
CMS makes its anticipated return to the stage of Alice Tully Hall with Road to Romanticism. The program highlights music's miraculous transformation from the classicism of early Beethoven to the unbounded romanticism of Schubert and Mendelsohn. this musical journey provices a welcoming return to the joys of livr music and communal listening. SEASON ANNOUNCED
Longacre Theatre
220 West 48th Street
-Fontaine Theatre
205 West 46th Street
Lyceum Theatre
149 West 45th Street
Marquis Theatre
1535 Broadway
Bookings: 800 955 1045 - www.Ticketmaster.com
Music Box Theatre
239 West 45th Street
New York City Centre
131 West 55th Street
Bookings: (212) 581-1212
The Public Theatre
425 Lafyette St. New York City
Bookings: 212-967-7555
Samuel Friedman Theatre
261 West 47th Street
Studio 54 -
254 West 54th Street
Neil Simon Theatre
250 West 52nd Street
Nederlander Theatre
208 West 41st Street
Prudential Center
Newark
Richard Rodgers Theatre
226 West 46th Street
Square Theatre
West 50th Street between Broadway & 8th Avenue
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
124 West 43rd StreetTheatre TBD.
The Eugene O.Neill
230 West 49th Street
The Palace Theatre
1564 Broadway
The Schubert Theatre
225 West 44th StreetWalter Kerr Theatre
219 West 48th Street
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