2013/14 More than 5,000 people came to Hearst Plaza for the world premiere performances of John Luther Adams’s Sila: The Breath of the World, a commission for Lincoln Center Out of Doors and the Mostly Mozart Festival in the Paul Milstein Pool and Terrace, Laurie M. Tisch Wallpaper Illumination Lawn, and Capital Grove.

B Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 1 to prepare, certify, and place much-needed, highly qualified music, dance, theater, and visual arts teachers in ’s public schools.

Helping families engage with the performing arts is a long-term investment both in their own lives, and in the future of Lincoln Center; the young families we reach today are more likely to fill our halls in years ahead.

This summer’s Lincoln Center Out of Doors season, with more than 100 events, was rich in family-friendly productions and free activities. Multiple generations enjoyed the Deep Roots of Rock & Roll concert and Baby Loves Disco, a dance party for toddlers and their parents. These programs were offered free, along with weekly Target® Free Thursdays and monthly Meet the Artist Saturdays in the David Rubenstein Atrium. We will be launching Family-Linc and other initiatives in the coming months.

We are also expanding our use of digital technology to connect Lincoln Center with an ever-widening audience. During Lincoln Center Out of Doors, a quarter of a million people enjoyed our live concerts, and tens of thousands more watched our live streams of the memorial tribute concert to Pete and Toshi Seeger, and of performances by Jed Bernstein and Katherine Farley Dear Friends, artists like Cassandra Wilson and Rosanne Cash. We look forward to significantly Every year brings its own set of special Lincoln Center moments, and this past year they increasing the amount of digital content available to viewers, as well as building a certainly included these: mobile-centric website and fully digitizing our campus. —Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée marked the downbeat for the This year is also a time to look back with pride at another successful season of Live opening of the 48th Mostly Mozart Festival and the excitement in Avery Fisher Hall From Lincoln Center, the iconic series on PBS that brings the best of Lincoln Center was palpable; performances to a national audience. Each program reinforces Lincoln Center’s role —Hundreds of children and their parents in and Queens got their first as the world’s preeminent performing arts center. We look forward to celebrating the exposure to Lincoln Center in their neighborhood libraries by watching HD broadcasts 40th anniversary of this award-winning series in the coming year. of past performances; —The stylized drama and compelling stories of Kabuki theater transcended time and Lincoln Center Festival once again brought major performances featuring great artists culture in Lincoln Center Festival’s presentation of Japan’s Heisei Nakamura-za troupe; from around the world to New York this summer. This treasury of talent included the —The adventurous JACK Quartet performed in complete darkness during the 340 members of the Bolshoi Ballet, Opera, Orchestra, and Chorus, who combined White Light Festival; forces for a two-week run at Lincoln Center. The Sydney Theatre Company brought us —LaGuardia High School students relaxed on the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn a memorable production of Jean Genet’s The Maids, starring renowned actresses Cate using free Wi-Fi; Blanchett and Isabelle Huppert. Other highlights are detailed in this annual report. —The smooth transition of leadership as Jed Bernstein became Lincoln Center’s World class programming, of course, is not produced without cost. In the months ninth president. ahead, we will be intensifying our search for new corporate partnerships that leverage It is all part of the Lincoln Center experience, an experience as varied as the performing the power of the Lincoln Center brand. Lincoln Center Global, our international arts themselves, and one that continues to reach more people in geographically diverse consulting practice, helps raise additional dollars beyond the generous support of our locations in new ways. Reaffirming the power of the arts by making great art available donors. This practice arose from our mission to sustain, encourage, and promote the for all has never been more critical. We are using expanded arts education, outdoor performing arts around the globe. festivals, family-oriented programs, and other creative options to get people of all ages and backgrounds excited about how the arts and Lincoln Center can enrich their Given the dynamic changes always underway within the arts and within this great lives. While this excellence goes on year-around on our 16-acre campus, we are also institution, we know the Lincoln Center experience will continue to expand and evolve enthusiastically reaching out to other New York City neighborhoods with multifaceted in the years ahead. But our mission of providing the best possible performances and family and community-based programs. At the same time, we delight in presenting the arts education will also continue, stronger than ever. superb live performances that for many are the heart of Lincoln Center. Confidence in the future is rooted in the ongoing support from our donors, our Our physical heart is the magnificently transformed campus. From the openness of the friends in the public sector, our superb performers, dedicated staff, and the countless new architecture and landscaping to the visitor amenities, the new campus welcomes not members of the Lincoln Center family over its 55-year history. It also reflects the only concert-goers, but families, neighbors, students, and visitors from around the world. outstanding contributions of Reynold Levy, who stepped down as president at the end of January after 12 years of service. We thank him, and all of you, for being part of the Arts education—bringing the arts to students of all ages, anywhere, anytime—is wonderful community known as Lincoln Center. embedded in Lincoln Center’s DNA. Over the course of more than four decades, Lincoln Center Education (LCE) has reached more than 20 million students, educators, parents, Sincerely, and teachers from around the world. Each year, thousands of students come to our campus for classes and for special experiences, like a backstage visit with members of the Bolshoi Ballet. We are extremely proud that for the first time this summer, LCE partnered with New York City’s Department of Education and Hunter College to launch the Lincoln Center Scholars Alternative Certification Program. This is a fast-track initiative Katherine Farley Jed Bernstein Chair President 2 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 3 Lincoln Center Presents 6 Overview 24 Engages Contents26 Educates 28 Connects 30 Thanks 32 Annual support 35 Financial statement 44 Board of Directors 48

This summer, the outdoor plazas of Lincoln Center were alive with free performances for enthusiastic audiences.

4 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 5 The sheer diversity of the 2013 –14 season showcased the unparalleled range of presentations that can only be found at Lincoln Center.

Great Performers rolled out a wealth of outstanding experiences for audiences. Enthusiastic concertgoers chose from ensembles that featured a New York premiere with the Philharmonic under the vibrant baton of Gustavo Dudamel, and Lincoln Center pianist Emanuel Ax with the London Symphony Orchestra led by Bernard Haitink, as well as chamber music by the Emerson String Quartet with its new cellist Paul Watkins, and virtuoso piano recitals by Murray Perahia, and the seldom-heard Brazilian master, Nelson Freire. Music lovers also flocked to a sold-out art song film series that included rare footage of such extraordinary artists as Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Christa Ludwig.

American Songbook continued to widen its reach with a free opening night presents concert in the David Rubenstein Atrium. The 2014 season featured appearances by Broadway’s Porgy and Bess baritone Norm Lewis, country star Jason Isbell, and Tony Award winner Patina Miller in the stunning Appel Room, and its concerts from the intimate Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse were live-streamed.

The White Light Festival resumed its survey of music’s power to illuminate one’s inner life. Exploring the intersection of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim traditions, Jordi Savall brought his ensemble to for the New York premiere of The Cycles of Life. Bach’s own St. Thomas Boys Choir of Leipzig made its first U.S. appearance since the year 2000, and Italian soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci gave the acclaimed U.S. premiere of Era la Notte, a one-woman staged concert portraying passionate 17th- century female characters. Concertgoers again enjoyed mingling with the artists at post-concert White Light Lounges.

Midsummer Night Swing took over the dance floor with 15 nights of swing, salsa, hustle, tango, samba, and more under the stars in . Thousands of happy feet of all ages and backgrounds came together to shimmy, shake, and boogaloo to live music from the best bands to be found. A 1920s vintage fashion costume competition and the Sixth Annual Ambassador Prize Lindy Hop contest were part of the fun, along with the return of the popular after-hours Silent Disco, where music can only be heard through headphones.

The Mostly Mozart Festival‘s Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée led 9 concerts in 2014. Some 35 events enhanced the festival’s broad exploration of its namesake genius with the New York premiere of Mark Morris’s Acis and Galatea, world- class violinists Christian Tetzlaff and Joshua Bell, and a focus on the music of Handel, including a performance of his opera Teseo by the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra.

Lincoln Center Festival 2014 hosted a banner 19th season. A limited run of Sydney Theatre Company’s The Maids starring Cate Blanchett, Isabelle Huppert, and Elizabeth Debicki beat all Broadway records this season for the highest weekly gross for a straight play. A two-week, sold-out engagement of the Bolshoi Ballet included two performances by the Bolshoi Opera of The Tsar’s Bride in a stunning in-concert presentation. David Pountney’s production of The Passenger, Mieczysław Weinberg’s eagerly awaited masterpiece featuring the Grand Opera, was seen in an unusual staging at the Park Avenue Armory. The return of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s Belgian dance group Rosas, and Japan’s Heisei Nakamura-za rounded out a stellar international summer arts experience.

Lincoln Center Out of Doors has filled our plazas with hundreds of free music, dance, and theater performances every summer for 43 years. The 2014 season was highlighted by Americanafest NYC, a week-long celebration of country, soul, gospel, and roots music with icons Rosanne Cash and Emmylou Harris, three live-stream events including a memorial concert for Pete and Toshi Seeger—featuring Judy Collins, Harry Belafonte, and Tom Chapin—and the world premiere of John Luther Adams’s Sila: The Breath of the World, a site-specific work on Hearst Plaza for 80 musicians, created for Lincoln Center’s renovated campus and commissioned by Lincoln Center Out of Japan’s illustrious Heisei Nakamura-za Kabuki company returned to Lincoln Center Doors and the Mostly Mozart Festival. Festival with a thrilling production of a 19th-century ghost story, Kaidan Chibusa no 6 EnokiLincoln (The Center Ghost Tale of the Wet Nurse Tree). Lincoln Center 7 Cate Blanchett, Isabelle Huppert, and Elizabeth Debicki wowed the crowds in Sydney Theatre Company’s critically acclaimed new staging of Jean Genet’s The Maids at Lincoln Center Festival.

“I wouldn’t have missed it for the world.” —­New York Times

8 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 9 “These dancers make huge claims upon life itself; their vitality is extraordinary.”

—­New York Times

With dazzling costumes amidst a cadence of castanets and tambourines, the dancers of the celebrated Bolshoi Ballet electrified the stage in this production of Don Quixote. Maria Alexandrova, above, appeared as Kitri. 10 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 11 “That the audience

Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée kicked off the opening of the Mostly Mozart Festival with a broke into a rousing free Festival Orchestra preview concert in Avery Fisher Hall. standing ovation was no surprise.”

—New York Times

12 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 13 “Riveting.”

—­New York Times

At the White Light Festival, soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci gave a one-woman tour-de-force performance of Era la Notte, the U.S. premiere of a staged concert portraying passionate women in works by 17th-century Italian composers. 14 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 15 Charles Bradley and His Extraordinaires sizzled in Damrosch Park during Americanafest NYC, a new Lincoln Center Out of Doors partnership with the Nashville-based Americana Music Association.

“The Screaming Eagle of Soul has landed.”

—­Time Out New York

16 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 17 “A singer unafraid to take carefully calculated risks.” —­New York Times

Broadway dazzler Patina Miller—who won a Tony Award for her performance in Pippin—ignited the stage at American Songbook.

18 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 19 “A large-spirited drama of innocence, pathos, metamorphosis and transcendence.”

—­New York Times

Bass-baritone Douglas Williams sang the part of Polyphemus for the Mostly Mozart Festival in the New York premiere of Handel’s Acis and Galatea, directed and choreographed by Mark Morris. 20 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 21 “There on the dance floor, the diversity of the city is always on display.”

—­New York Times

The winners of the Sixth Annual Ambassador Prize Lindy Hop contest did a victory dance at Midsummer Night Swing. 22 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 23 “My favorite summer NYC experience... nothing else can compare!” – Barbara M. Ruble on Facebook

”#LCOutofDoors expat UWSer watching Peter Seeger Lincoln Center remembrance from London...far from home... but never alone...” – @TRLansner on Twitter “Best music space in the city? Overview #LCSongbook.” – @KristenKentner on Twitter

“Lincoln Center. No matter how many times I see these buildings, they still take my breath away. The history. The culture. The magic. #nyc #lincolncenter # – megbphoto on Instagram

” My favorite spot in NYC.” – Lorena Diazo on Facebook

“Went to see Mostly Mozart last night @LincolnCenter, it was amazing!!” – @larrymarkovitz on Twitter “#LCSwing was so awesome! Silent discoing is my new favorite thing...” – @jenbo1 on Twitter

“I have to say that the #LCMozart Orchestra continues to grow & impress.“ – @JoseSPiano on Twitter

“If you can try to see this Kabuki piece @Lincoln Center Festival.

Great Theatre, great illusions, and great fun.” – Marina Harss on Facebook

“Friday night in Charlotte watching #LFLC! Loving these amazing performances.” – @MsSamPierce on Twitter World-Class Festivals and Performance Kevin Yatarola Kevin Series Stephanie© Berger © Jennifer Taylor Yatarola Kevin Midsummer Night Swing Lincoln Center Festival Mostly Mozart Festival Lincoln Center Out of Doors For more than a quarter of a century, Lincoln Center Festival has received America’s first indoor summer music festival, Scores of world-class music, dance, spoken New York’s best outdoor dance party has worldwide attention for presenting some of Mostly Mozart has been a New York tradition word, and family events—including premieres, attracted thousands of people of all ages the broadest and most original programs and a tribute to Mozart’s genius for 48 years. debuts, and annual programs like Roots of and skill levels for dancing under the stars of music, dance, opera, and theater in Each season, Renée and Robert Belfer Music American Music, Heritage Sunday, and in Damrosch Park to the exhilarating sounds Lincoln Center history. Since its inaugural Director Louis Langrée—whose contract La Casita—make up the country’s longest- of the best local, national, and international season in 1996, the Festival has presented was recently extended through 2017—and running free outdoor festival, filling the musical artists. artists from more than 50 countries, Ehrenkranz Artistic Director Jane Moss plazas of Lincoln Center every August Sponsored by Macy’s. commissioned more than 42 new works, continue to expand the Festival into a broad for 44 seasons. Made possible in part by Janice Savin Williams and offered some 139 world, U.S., and exploration of its namesake master. Sponsored by Bank of America. and Christopher J. Williams/The Williams New York premieres. Sponsored by Bloomberg. Capital Group, LP. Sponsored by American Express. Major support provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Kevin Yatarola Kevin Yatarola Kevin Yatarola Kevin © Mark Bussell Mark © © Stephanie© Berger Summer at Great Performers American Songbook White Light Festival Live From Lincoln Center Lincoln Center Since 1965, the beloved Great Performers Showcasing composers and performers of Celebrating its fifth anniversary, the The groundbreaking television series welcomed Hundreds of thousands of visitors come series has presented a season of premier American popular song in the spectacular White Light Festival is Lincoln Center’s the return of Tony-winner Audra McDonald as to Lincoln Center for performances on artists in compelling performances of Appel Room, the intimate Stanley H. annual exploration of music and art’s its host this season, and continued to expand its many stages every summer. From classical masterworks and cutting-edge Kaplan Penthouse, and the dynamic David power to reveal the many dimensions of its outreach by streaming select telecasts Midsummer Night Swing and Lincoln repertoire. Programs include the finest Rubenstein Atrium, American Songbook our interior lives. International in scope, online and on demand to an ever-widening Center Festival to the Mostly Mozart orchestras and conductors, virtuoso celebrates today’s brightest singing and the multidisciplinary festival offers a audience. Taking such world-class artists as Festival and outstanding free events musicians, and special film series. songwriting artists in styles ranging from broad spectrum of the world’s leading cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Broadway star Patina at Lincoln Center Out of Doors, there’s BNY Mellon is a Proud Sponsor of country to rock, bluegrass to jazz, and instrumentalists, vocalists, ensembles, Miller from Lincoln Center stages to homes Great Performers. something for everyone. hip-hop to Broadway. choreographers, dance companies, and in virtually every corner of the U.S., Live From Endowment support provided by the Sponsored by Prudential Investment directors complemented by conversations Lincoln Center is the recipient of 13 Emmy and Bloomberg is the Official Sponsor of Leon Levy Fund for Symphonic Masters. Management. Summer at Lincoln Center. with artists and scholars and post- two Peabody Awards. The series looks forward Additional endowment support from UBS. Major support provided by Fisher Brothers, Summer at Lincoln Center is sponsored performance White Light Lounges. to its 40th anniversary in the coming season. In Memory of Richard L. Fisher; and by Diet Pepsi. Sponsored by Time Warner Inc. Made possible by a major grant from MetLife. Amy and Joseph Perella. Time Out New York is Media Partner of Additional support provided by The Fan Fox Generous support provided by the Robert Wood Summer at Lincoln Center. and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust. Artist Catering provided by Zabar’s Endowment support provided by the and Zabars.com. American Express Cultural Preservation Fund. Initiatives Lincoln Center and Education Engagement © Brian Stanton Cara Charlton © Douglas Baz Programs Martin Schott Kaitlyn Meade Lincoln Center Tours Audience Development Avery Fisher Artist Programs Family Programming Lincoln Center tours annually introduce Lincoln Center introduces new audiences to all and Martin Segal Awards Lincoln Center introduces families to live Lincoln Center Education (LCE) is the educational cornerstone of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. LCE enriches the lives of students, educators, and lifelong learners through thousands of visitors to Lincoln Center’s kinds of performances through programs like Lincoln Center is dedicated to supporting performance through special programs opportunities for engagement with the highest-quality arts on the stage, in the classroom, historic past and ever-changing present. the Young Patrons of Lincoln Center, created the rising careers of performing artists with during Midsummer Night Swing, Lincoln digitally, and within the community. It offers unparalleled school and community partnerships, Knowledgeable guides offer a unique overview to engage like-minded young professionals significant recognition and financial support. Center Out of Doors, Great Performers, professional development workshops, consulting services, and its very own repertory. Over of the famous resident organizations through with the arts. In addition, LCPA offers $20 The Avery Fisher Artist Program, which includes and Meet the Artist. The annual Family the span of four decades, LCE’s work has reached more than 20 million students, educators a variety of campus visits that may include discount tickets to full-time students. We the Avery Fisher Prize and Career Grant, gives Festival welcomes children, parents, and at all levels, school administrators, parents, community members, teaching artists, and glimpses of a rehearsal in progress, as well also offer a significant Veterans Initiative that awards to outstanding instrumentalists; the grandparents for lunch and kid-friendly artists in New York City and around the world. Key LCE programs include: as Art & Architecture tours, and an exploration provides opportunities and special social Martin E. Segal Awards, sponsored by the performances. LC Kids engages children of the facility. Foreign events for our nation’s veterans. late philanthropist Marty Segal, honor young and families through special programs and language and accessible tours are also artists of outstanding achievement who are behind-the-scenes access. Arts in the Middle Meet the Artist available. connected to our resident organizations. LCE works with the New York City In 2013 and 2014 this vital outreach Department of Education (DOE) to offer program brought more than 80 underserved middle schools long-term performances to over 14,000 children who partnerships that integrate the arts into enjoyed personal interaction with artists. the school community, provide teachers The series also provides opportunities with professional development, and improve for young people to tour Lincoln Center’s the learning conditions of thousands of campus and theaters. Meet the Artist adolescents. Saturdays at the David Rubenstein Atrium Support provided by The PepsiCo Foundation. presents free family-friendly events on Additional support provided by the LuEsther the first Saturday of every month. T. Mertz Charitable Trust. Sponsored by Morgan Stanley. Major support is provided by Betty and Lincoln Center Arts John Levin. Endowment support is provided by Teacher Award . James Ewing Martin Schott © Patrick McMullan Patrick © LCE teams up annually with the New York Visual Arts Programs and Services for David Rubenstein Atrium Lincoln Center Digital Location & Destination City Department of Education’s (DOE) Big Lincoln Center Apple Awards to honor an arts teacher for Lincoln Center’s visual arts initiative brings This initiative is devoted to extending Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Scholars Program People with Disabilities at Lincoln Center making a difference in students’ lives. The site-specific temporary art to our public spaces, Lincoln Center’s mission through digital provides facility maintenance, parking, and Lincoln Center’s award-winning PSPD The David Rubenstein Atrium has welcomed Lincoln Center Arts Teacher Award includes LC Scholars is a groundbreaking new engaging our newly transformed campus with channels and experiences. Activities include cleaning services for the more than 5 million department sets the standard for arts well over one million visitors since opening in $5,000 to the award-winner for classroom initiative to train and place top-quality such works as Christian Marclay’s epic video increasing the number of live-stream events annual visitors and over 5,000 people who accessibility by ensuring that campus facilities 2009. Free events at the Atrium include weekly use, and is the only DOE-sponsored award arts teachers in up to 120 New York City installation The Clock at the David Rubenstein to reach a broader audience; engaging work, perform, and study on the 16.3-acre and programs are accessible to everyone. Target® Free Thursdays and monthly Meet the recognizing excellence in the arts. public schools. In partnership with Hunter Atrium, and Aaron Curry’s colorful large-scale PSPD enriches the lives of more than 125,000 Artist Saturdays performances, the JustFilms communities via social media; and using campus each year. In addition to being an College, the New York City Department of sculptures on Josie Robertson Plaza, Melt to short-form, stand-alone videos, such as our international cultural destination, the award people each year with its performance at AtriumFlix film series, and the Poet-Linc Lincoln Center Local Education (DOE), and underwritten by a Earth. We are also home to the Vera List Art outreach programs and audio/visual services poetry competition for high school students. popular Mostly Mozart Minutes—which winning $1.2 billion renovation of Lincoln $1.5 million grant from the Laurie M. Tisch Project, a highly-regarded visual arts program for patrons with vision and hearing loss. The Atrium is also home to LCTIX, a discount feature interviews with the Mostly Mozart Center’s campus completed in 2012 is also Lincoln Center Local brings free Illumination Fund, the program positions that includes more than 220 works commis- Festival Orchestra members—to promote the setting for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, performances to thousands of neighbor- Made possible in part by endowment support ticket program for available events at Lincoln Lincoln Center as the first performing sioned from leading contemporary artists. provided by AIG. Center, New York City Center, 92nd Street Y, upcoming events and make a stronger high-profile corporate and media events, hood residents at libraries in New York arts organization in the nation to work The List Art Program was created with a gift Additional endowment support provided by Merkin Concert Hall, and Miller Theatre, as connection between the artists and the film premieres, galas, graduation ceremonies, City’s boroughs, where shows are chosen with a higher education institution in the from Albert and Vera List. Major support for the Frederick P., Daniel and Elihu Rose—in Memory well as a ‘wichcraft café, a staffed information audience. We are also enhancing our digital and numerous other programs. by local community votes. In 2014, creation of an alternative certification List Art Program provided by Agnes Gund. of Belle B. Rose. desk, and free WiFi. infrastructure to support the work of all Operation of Lincoln Center’s plazas and parks live-streamed viewing party concerts took path for arts educators. Public Art at Lincoln Center is made possible Lincoln Center. is supported in part with public funds provided place at 18 Queens and Brooklyn locations by the generous support of Jill and Peter Kraus, Generous endowment support provided by by the City of New York. Isambard Kingdom Brunel Society, Mr. and Alice and David Rubenstein, Stavros Niarchos Artist interviews supported by First Republic for those unable to attend in person. Ms. J. Tomilson Hill lll, Jane and Daniel Och, Foundation and Oak Foundation. Bank. Made possible by the Blanchette Hooker and The Horace W.Goldsmith Foundation. is the media partner Generous support provided by The Hauser Rockefeller Fund, Disney, United Airlines, and Additional support provided by The David and of the David Rubenstein Atrium. Foundation and Oak Foundation. Resorts World Casino New York City. Peggy Rockefeller Art Fund. Over the past year, Lincoln Center has been dynamically connected to its neighborhood as well as to a global community via multiple digital and broadcast channels. And while we’re making ample use of technology to bring the arts to those unable to visit in person, Lincoln Center is increasingly bringing new audiences to its campus with free or low-cost community-oriented programs.

One of these initiatives was the first-everDancing in Damrosch event, which invited people of all ages and skill sets to kick up their heels for two nights of free swing and salsa dancing under a huge tent in Damrosch Park. That was followed by another first at Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park in Queens: a free Lincoln Center Local Silent Disco, where only the dancers can hear the music through the wireless headphones Lincoln Center provided. Top DJs and leading dance instructors were on hand at both events to make sure everyone stepped out in style. We’ve made a commitment to present these events in every borough in 2015.

Lincoln Center Local traveled beyond our campus with four new and expanded programs. During the 2013–14 season, Lincoln Center Local Live brought live hour- long performances of music, dance, and theater to 14 community libraries in Brooklyn engages and Queens, culminating in a special presentation chosen by audience vote and live- streamed from the David Rubenstein Atrium. New in 2014, Lincoln Center Local in HD used resources from the expanding digital library of top Lincoln Center concerts to reach underserved communities in the New York metro area. Programming was streamed to six public library branches for free, and all events included experiential workshops to fully engage audiences. A third arm of Lincoln Center Local is its work in New York City shelters, which took performances and a healthy snack to women and children removed from abusive situations. And finally,Lincoln Center Local brought live performances, teaching workshops, and lively Q & A sessions to senior centers and hospitals in four City boroughs.

The second season of Poet-Linc, Lincoln Center’s free poetry slam series supporting literacy in New York City, showcased talented teenage poets from all five boroughs in spirited performances at the David Rubenstein Atrium. This year’s young Grand Slam Champion poet, who came from the High School for Fashion Industries in the Bronx, was selected at the Atrium’s Target Free Thursdays Poet-Linc final competition and moved on to perform in the NYC Poet Laureate contest. All participants attended free educational workshops, and their works were published in the 2014 Poet-Linc Anthology.

Also free at the Atrium, JustFilms at AtriumFlix reached out to film buffs in a series focused on documentaries and narrative films with a message of social justice. Presented in partnership with the Ford Foundation, screenings also offered conversations with the featured filmmaker, including acclaimed directors Steve James of Hoop Dreams and Mario Van Peebles of Baadasssss! in 2014.

Perhaps less visible but very much connected to our role in the community is our Veterans Initiative. In partnership with Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, The Mission Continues, Wounded Warrior Project, the Veteran Artists Program, and the USO, Lincoln Center offers a significant Veterans Initiative providing free tickets to Lincoln Center performances, social events with other members of the veterans’ community, and job opportunities at Lincoln Center for returning combat veterans.

Dancers bopped at Lincoln Center Local’s Silent Disco in Hunter’s Point South Park, Long Island City, where participants danced to a private playlist heard only through the headphones provided.

26 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 27 Historically, one in three New York City public school students doesn’t complete their studies. According to a recent NEA study, students are five times more likely to graduate if they have arts enrichment in the classroom. Lincoln Center Education’s (LCE) commitment to outreach is a strong endorsement of that study. Overall, LCE hosts more than 25,000 students from more than 200 New York area schools on campus, even more at local schools and libraries, and tens of thousands more nationally and internationally. Based on the belief that imagination, innovation, and perseverance can lead to more effective problem solving, LCE doesn’t just teach kids to learn an art form. Rather, it exposes them to all art forms to teach them how to think like artists.

One of the most meaningful recent additions to LCE’s vision is the Lincoln Center Scholars Program. This groundbreaking plan will train and place top-quality dance, music, theater, and visual arts teachers in up to 120 New York City public schools in need of adequate arts programs. Created in partnership with Hunter College and the New York City Department of Education (DOE), and underwritten by a $1.5 million grant from the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund, the program positions Lincoln Center as the nation’s only performing arts organization to work with a higher education institution in the creation of an alternative certification path for arts educators.

The Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp, a free two-week program at Lincoln Center in partnership with the New York City Department of Education (DOE), designed for students of Title 1 public middle schools, marked another first. This intensive, ten- session program, supported by the DOE and facilitated by DOE teachers in collaboration Lincoln Center with teaching artists from Lincoln Center’s resident organizations, coached students in dance, theater, music and the visual arts as they prepare to audition for highly- competitive arts high schools across New York City. The Boot Camp is designed to level the playing field for students with low resources wanting admission into some of the city’s most desirable high schools.

2014 also saw a total revamping of LCE’s internationally renowned Summer Workshops, educates now renamed Summer Forum. In response, 211 participants came from as far away as China and Finland for two weeks in July. The Forum featured keynotes by top speakers—including Lincoln Center president Jed Bernstein—panels by leaders on topics from digital education to video game design, and performances from LCE repertory and Lincoln Center Festival. An entirely new Teaching Artist Training Program was added as well.

LCE’s longstanding Meet the Artist series brought more than 14,000 students to four different venues on campus for 82 performances, tours, and kid-friendly discussion, in addition to Meet the Artist Saturdays, a community program that offered free family events in the David Rubenstein Atrium for another 2,400 people. Our Teaching Artists work on-site in more than 60 schools helping teachers to use LCE learning strategies in their classrooms, and New Visions for Public Schools incorporates LCE teaching practices curriculum-wide in all six of its currently operating charter schools.

Kids get up close and personal with performers at a Meet the Artist program in the Walter Reade Theater.

28 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 29 The tools of 21st-century technology enable Lincoln Center to connect more immediately to the world at large. We can now do more than present the arts on campus—we can capture and digitally transmit it, extending the reach of Lincoln Center to audiences far and wide.

Lincoln Center at the Movies is one step in that direction. This past June, we brought an exclusive engagement of Lincoln Center Theater’s hit Broadway production of Douglas Carter Beane’s drama The Nance—headlined by two-time Tony Award-winning actor Nathan Lane—to more than 300 movie theaters in the U.S. and Canada. The show, Lincoln Center about a homosexual burlesque actor living in the dangerously secretive gay world of 1930s New York, ran during Gay Pride Week in many cities.

Live From Lincoln Center continued its pioneering broadcast series of world-class performances to arts lovers across the U.S. This season, five new programs ranged from the glittering Richard Tucker Opera Gala to American Songbook evenings with Broadway stars and New Year’s Eve at the New York Philharmonic with world-class cellist Yo-Yo Ma. New in 2014, a number of Live From Lincoln Center telecasts from connects Lincoln Center’s growing digital library were streamed to public library branches in Queens and Brooklyn free of charge. The project is expected to expand to all five boroughs in the future.

We also expanded our popular free live-stream series with American Songbook concerts from the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, and performances by the chart- topping Americana singers Emmylou Harris and Rosanne Cash, live from Damrosch Park, as part of Lincoln Center Out of Doors. In addition, the series featured an all-star memorial concert for Pete and Toshi Seeger. The event hosted an online sing-along for cyber audiences to raise their voices in a unison tribute by countless fans around the world. In total, ten programs were live-streamed to thousands of people around the world, and subsequently made available online on demand.

Another way that Lincoln Center takes excellence in the arts beyond its physical walls is through Lincoln Center Global, a cultural and educational consulting practice. Drawing on Lincoln Center’s more than 50 years of operational and artistic experience, Lincoln Center Global advises government, corporate, educational, and institutional leaders and philanthropists worldwide in planning, building, and operating vibrant arts facilities, programs, and cultural districts. Projects to date have included engagements with two Ivy League universities, a major real estate development in Tianjin, China, a performance venue in Tokyo, an arts and education campus and concert hall in Arizona, and a new performing arts center in Spain. Lincoln Center Global has also established Lincoln Center University, a customized workshop training program for arts managers.

These initiatives are an integral part of the dedicated efforts that have made Lincoln Center a local, national, and international destination for the performing arts.

A special memorial concert for Pete and Toshi Seeger was live-streamed worldwide with artists including (L-R) Reggie Harris, Selah Eric Spruiell, Roland Moussa, Holly Near, Marcelle Davis Lashley, and Tom Chapin.

30 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 31 If, as Shakespeare wrote, “all the world’s a stage,” then Lincoln Center is certainly a major player. But we can only sustain that stature with the assistance of the many generous individuals, corporations, foundations, and government agencies recognized on the following pages.

We need your help to remain an international destination of artistic excellence for the more than 5 million visitors and thousands of internationally celebrated artists who come here every year. Philanthropic support from you—as well as public funding from key civic leaders, bequests, and in-kind contributions—is essential to fulfilling our mission.

It is the dedicated commitment of our donors that enables Lincoln Center to broaden community outreach with support for free programs like JustFilms at AtriumFlix, Poet-Linc, Meet the Artist Saturdays, and Lincoln Center Out of Doors. Contributions also bring Lincoln Center performances free of charge to schools and public libraries across the City through Lincoln Center Local. And we could not do without the generous assistance that allows us to continue presenting the rich range and extraordinary quality of performances offered on Lincoln Center’s stages.

The stirring images throughout this book mirror the world-class programming and exceptional events made possible by your charitable gifts. Donors to Lincoln Center’s Bravo Campaign have made our renovated physical campus an enticing locale for New York City residents and visitors alike.

Thank you for your support.

Not yet part of the Lincoln Center family of contributors? There are many ways to play a role in the world’s leading performing arts center, from becoming a member of our Chairman’s Council or the Great Performers Circle to offering pro bono services or helping to bring the arts into our schools. Please consider this a personal invitation to be one of Lincoln Center’s indispensable advocates by becoming a donor today.

For more information on making a gift or donating services to Lincoln Center, please contact Tamar Podell, Executive Vice President of Planning and Development, at 212.875.5421 or [email protected]

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The American Songbook gala honored Bryan Lourd with special thanks performances by (L–R) Allison Williams, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Anne Hathaway.

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LEADER Meg and Bennett Goodman SUPPORTER $20,000,000 and above Mimi and Peter Haas Fund $1,000,000 and above Lincoln Center’s many welcoming public spaces The City of New York The Hauser Foundation Ronnie and Lawrence D. Ackman including the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn, The State of New York Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe American Express Paul Milstein Pool and Terrace, Barclays Capital Grove, and Hearst Plaza attract visitors all year round. Department Sheryl and Chip Kaye Mercedes T. Bass of Transportation Michael Lynton Mary Lake and Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Michael R. Bloomberg Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. James A. Block Bruce and Suzie Kovner The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Richard and Susan Braddock Charina Endowment Fund / Ronald P. Stanton Cheryl and Philip Milstein Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation The Starr Foundation Morgan Stanley The Chen Family Oak Foundation Deutsche Bank BENEFACTOR Jane and Daniel Och Frieda and Roy Furman $15,000,000 and above Ralph Lauren Corporation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Ford Foundation Ingeborg and Ira Leon Rennert Roberta and Harvey Golub Leon and Norma Hess Josie and Julian Robertson The Audrey and Martin Gruss Hess Corporation Ralph Schlosstein and Jane Hartley Foundation Alice and David Rubenstein Joe and Clara Tsai Margaret and William R. Hearst III The Alice Tully Foundation Cecilia and Jim Herbert FRIEND The Kraus Family Foundation The Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis PATRON $3,000,000 and above Foundation $10,000,000 and above Hugh Trumbull Adams Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lauder and Adrienne Arsht BNY Mellon The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. Katherine G. Farley and Bank of America Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum The Speyer Family Foundation Barclays McKinsey & Company The Hearst Foundations and Frances and Benjamin Benenson Macy’s Foundation Hearst Corporation Foundation Nancy Abeles Marks David H. Koch Credit Suisse Sir Deryck and Lady Va Maughan Stephen M. Ross The Walt Disney Company The Ambrose Monell Foundation Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Cheryl and Blair Effron Edward John Noble Foundation, Inc. Ann Ziff Gertrude and Louis Feil and Family Lynne and Richard Pasculano Jerome L. Greene Foundation PepsiCo Foundation PARTNER J.P. Morgan Amy and Joseph Perella $5,000,000 and above William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Christina and Robert Baker Susan and Jon W. Rotenstreich Betty and John Levin Robert and Renée Belfer The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Leon Levy Foundation Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Stavros Niarchos Foundation Steffi and Robert Berne Daisy and Paul Soros Anna Nikolayevsky Blavatnik Family Foundation Joan H. Tisch Omnicom Group Inc. Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch The Carson Family Charitable Trust Charles H. Revson Foundation, Inc. Bruce and Robbi Toll Citi Foundation The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Turner Construction Company Susan and David Coulter The Donald and Barbara Zucker UBS Ellen and Daniel Crown Family Foundation Ann and Thomas Unterberg James G. Dinan and Elizabeth R. Miller Anonymous (1) Verizon Foundation Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Mildred and George Weissman Bill Ford

Lincoln Center 35 32 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 35 Lincoln Center Transformation Annual Supporters Bravo Campaign Donors $1,000,000 and over Betty and John Levin Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis MetLife and MetLife Foundation Bryan Lourd Elizabeth and Thomas Laffont CONTRIBUTOR SUSTAINER Oak Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin The Litwin Foundation $500,000 and above Up to $99,999 The Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Sir Deryck and Lady Va Maughan Macy’s Altria Group, Inc. Norma Asnes Anonymous (1) LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust Nancy Abeles Marks Booth Ferris Foundation Susan Baker and Michael Lynch KPMG LLP John B. Beinecke Cheryl and Philip Milstein The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Leni and Peter May Carolyn and Laurence Belfer $500,000–$999,999 Morgan Stanley Adam Mickiewicz Institute Pfizer Elizabeth Belfer Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer Movado Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) Nicki and Harold Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Bellas Sol and Margaret Berger Foundation Jim Herbert/First Republic Bank Anna Nikolayevsky Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc. SPONSOR Laura and Lloyd Blankfein The Howard Gilman Foundation Jane and Daniel Och Jenny and John Paulson Cashin Family Fund The Hauser Foundation Omnicom Group Inc. Prudential Investment Management $100,000 and above Diane M. Coffey Rockefeller Brothers Fund The Achelis Foundation The Nathan Cummings Foundation Frank A. Bennack, Jr./Steven R. Swartz/ PepsiCo Foundation Altman Foundation Jean S. and Richard E. Deems Hearst Corporation Amy and Joseph Perella The Shubert Foundation The Bodman Foundation Peter Frelinghuysen Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Ingeborg and Ira Leon Rennert Nanna and Daniel H. Stern Chris and Bruce Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Gerschel Trust Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Jennie L. and Richard K. DeScherer Louis V. Gerstner Kara and Stephen M. Ross Lincoln Center Corporate Fund Essner Family Foundation Frances Glick Alice and David M. Rubenstein Time Out New York Steinway & Sons Ernst & Young LLP Perry and Marty Granoff Family Foundation Susan and Jack Rudin United Airlines Barry S. Friedberg and Charlotte Moss Eugene and Emily Grant Ann and Thomas Unterberg Bart Friedman and Wendy A. Stein Paul and Diane Guenther Ralph Schlosstein and Jane Hartley Efraim Grinberg Gurnee F. Hart $250,000–$499,999 The Skirball Foundation U.S. Trust David and Alice Hunt Family Foundation Ruth Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ackman Target Nancy and George Walker Frayda and George Lindemann Landmark West! American Express The Wall Street Journal Leonard Litwin Nancy and Jeffrey Lane Joe and Clara Tsai Raymond J. McGuire Nathan Leventhal Adrienne Arsht WABC-TV Nina W. Werblow Charitable Trust Mitsui USA Elizabeth Cooke and Reynold Levy Christina and Robert C. Baker Barbara Walters William Hill Estate Winery William C. and Susan F. Morris Bertha and Isaac Liberman Foundation Bank of America Janice Savin Williams and The Morse Family Foundation The Fay J. Lindner Foundation Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Christopher J. Williams Movado Phyllis and William Mack Bank of China Ann Ziff The New York Community Trust John B. Madden BNY Mellon Judith and Stanley Zabar The Rebell Family Shelly and Tony Malkin Renée E. and Robert A. Belfer $100,000–$249,999 Thomas and Elizabeth Renyi William F. May $50,000–$99,999 Rockefeller Brothers Fund Cheryl and Michael Minikes Steffi and Robert Berne Robert and Helen Appel Robert J. Alexander/CBRE Mrs. Frederick P. Rose Monterey Fund, Inc. Bloomberg Jody and John Arnhold Karen and Gary Rose Martin J. Oppenheimer Altman Foundation Edith and Martin E. Segal Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Osman Guoqing Chen Mary Lake Polan and Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Joseph Bae and Janice Lee Heidi and Stefan Selig Louise and Lake Polan Susan and David Coulter The Blavatnik Family Foundation Douglas Band Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon Mrs. Lisa Schiff Mercedes T. Bass Ellen and Daniel Crown Barbara and James Block Ambassador Carl Spielvogel and Roberta and Irwin Schneiderman Ginette and Joshua Becker Barbaralee Diamonstein Esther Simon Charitable Trust James G. Dinan and Elizabeth R. Miller Booth Ferris Foundation Jessica M. Bibliowicz Cathleen Black and Thomas Harvey Wachovia Foundation The John R. and Inge P. Stafford Foundation The Walt Disney Company and ABC, Inc. Richard and Susan Braddock John C. Whitehead Strong Foundation of New York Debra and Leon Black Cheryl and Blair Effron The Brown Foundation, Inc., of Houston Janice Savin Williams and Julien J. Studley Dr. Martin Bussmann Christopher J. Williams Time Equities, Inc. Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP The Williams Capital Group, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Carson Alair A. Townsend Meg and Bennett Goodman Anonymous (2) Creative Artists Agency John and Margo Catsimatidis as of October 24, 2014 Mimi Haas Jennie L. and Richard K. DeScherer Celebrity Cruises, Inc. Hakluyt & Company William and Jane Donaldson Covington & Burling LLP Lorenzo and Kimberly di Bonaventura Rita E. and Gustave M. Hauser Fisher Brothers Roland Emmerich and Ute Emmerich Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hess William E. Ford Evelyn H. Lauder Charitable Trust Bart Friedman and Wendy A. Stein Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe Ford Foundation Catherine A. Gellert David H. Koch Roy Furman General Atlantic Suzie and Bruce Kovner Robert D. Goldfarb Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Harvey and Roberta Golub Jill and Peter Kraus Green Mountain Energy Company Brad & Cassandra Grey, Paramount Pictures Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum The Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation Agnes Gund

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Anne and Bill Harrison Shirley Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Renyi Mary Ellen Dundon Laura Pels International Foundation Rhoda Bressler HBO Ms. Angela Chao Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund Brenda Earl for Theater Elizabeth A.R. and Ralph S. Brown, Jr. Marlene Hess and James D. Zirin Simona and Jerome A. Chazen Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Craig and Caryn Effron Peter Brown & Associates Noreen and Kenneth Buckfire Mr. and Mrs. J. Tomilson Hill Margaret Hess Chi and Michael Y. Chi Mrs. Frederick P. Rose FedEx Corporation PJ Clarke’s Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burch, III HL Group Adrianne and Jerry Cohen Janet and Marvin Rosen Margaret and Howard Fluhr Julie and Marc Platt Harold Burson IAC Betsy and Ed Cohen Deborah and Chuck Royce The G & A Foundation, Inc. Michelle & Bill Pohlad Mia Higgins and Andrew L. Busser J.P. Morg an Columbia Management The Russian Tea Room Cynthia Crossen and James Gleick Helaine and Michael Pruzan Ann L. and Lawrence B. Buttenwieser The Katzenberger Foundation, Inc. Medical Center The Scully Peretsman Foundation John Goldwyn and Jeffrey Klein Lynda and Stewart Resnick Colin and Elizabeth Callender Chip and Sheryl Kaye Joan Ganz Cooney and Peter G. Peterson Cindy and Tom Secunda The Grand Marnier Foundation Resorts World Casino New York City Carnival Foundation KPMG LLP Chris and Bruce Crawford Rick and Monica Segal Adrienne and Barry Gray Allene Reuss Memorial Trust Tracia Luh and Paul Carpenter Lambent Foundation Constans Culver Foundation Richard Silverman The Grinberg Family Foundation Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos John K. Castle The Lauder Foundation-Leonard and Davis Polk & Wardwell The Paul E. Singer Foundation Stanley and Nancy Grossman Jeff and Nicole Robinov Una Chae & Jonathan Zucker Evelyn Lauder Fund Aashish and Dinny Devitre Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Tish and Michael Guptan Mr. David Rockefeller Claire Goodman Pellegrini Cloud Shelly and George Lazarus Judy and SkyBridge Capital The Harkness Foundation for Dance Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Betsy and Alan D. Cohn Elizabeth A. Cooke and Reynold Levy Donald G. Drapkin & Sue Hostetler Howard Solomon and Sarah Billinghurst Francena T. Harrison Foundation Trust RSA Films Inc. Colgate-Palmolive Company Margaret Munzer Loeb and Daniel Loeb Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller Sony Corporation of America Ms. Roberta Herbison Fiona and Eric Rudin Connell Foley LLP Mrs. Jane Lombard Glenn and Eva Dubin Robert and Gillian Steel Sarah and Elie Hirschfeld Lisa and David T. Schiff The Frederick R. Coudert Foundation Somesh Khanna and McKinsey & Company Gail and Alfred Engelberg Nicki and Harold Tanner Hiscock & Barclay, LLP Donna and Marvin Schwartz Curtains Up! The John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty EON Productions Ltd and Danjaq LLC Cary Thompson, Bank of America Iconix Brand Group Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Joshua Dachs/Fisher Dachs Associates Foundation Robert and Anne Essner Merrill Lynch Investcorp The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Valerie and Charles Diker Anne Welsh McNulty Fenglei and Suning Fang Steve Tisch ITOCHU International Inc. Walter & Judy Shipley Barbara and Eric Dobkin The Ambrose Monell Foundation Andrew and Sandi Farkas, Island Capital, Barbara and Donald Tober Kathy & Mitchell Jacobson Alexandra Shiva and Jonathan Marc Sherman Krystyna O. Doerfler Ryan Murphy and David Miller and C-III Capital Partners The Tow Foundation Linda and Morton Janklow Marilyn and Jim Simons Ron Dolecki and Cathy Martine-Dolecki Paul Hastings LLP Barbara J. Fife Toyota Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Gillian Sorensen Miroslava Duma Charles H. Revson Foundation Emily and Harold Ford, Jr. Esme Usdan and James Snyder Industry of New York, Inc. Barbaralee Diamonstein Spielvogel and Mary and Kenneth Edlow Julian Robertson Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Venable LLP The Joelson Foundation Ambassador Carl Spielvogel Jane and Michael Eisner and The Eisner Jim Rosenthal Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland John and Barbara Vogelstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Johnson Jay and Deanie Stein Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Family Jeff Gates and Mike Moran Svetlana and Herbert Wachtell The Honorable Judith S. Kaye Joan and Michael Steinberg Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg Foundation, Inc. The David Geffen Foundation Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation Bonnie and Tom Strauss Nora Ephron & Nicholas Pileggi Foundation The Mortimer D. Sackler Foundation, Inc. Geller & Company Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Davidson Kempner Capital Management Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Margot Paul Ernst The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Michael and Mary Gellert Janine Feng & Oliver Weisberg Wendy Keys and Donald Pels The Taft Foundation Peter and Joan Faber Foundation, Inc. Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Jody Wolfe F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Tamsen Z Patricia Falkenberg Eric Schmidt Tom and Maarit Glocer Working Title Films Kirsh Foundation Tiffany & Co. The Fireman Hospitality Group Larry A. and Klara Silverstein Goetz Fitzpatrick LLP Lan Yang Nicole Seligman & Joel Klein Ann and Andrew Tisch Tom Freston The Speyer Family Foundation, Inc. Arlene and Robert M. Goldberg and Leslie and Daniel Ziff Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC Alair A. Townsend Charlotte Moss and Barry Friedberg The Harold & Mimi Steinberg The Fay J. Lindner Foundation Anonymous (4) Abby F. Kohnstamm Kara Unterberg Mark Gallogly and Lise Strickler Charitable Trust The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation C.L.C. Kramer Foundation, Inc. Andrea and Paul Vizcarrondo Arlyn and Edward L. Gardner Judy and Michael Steinhardt David B. Heller and Hermine Riegerl Heller Dalia and Larry Leeds Daria L. & Eric J. Wallach Judith A. Garson and Steven N. Rappaport Tina and Steven Swartz $10,000–$24,999 Roger and Susan Hertog Leon Levy Foundation Mary J. Wallach The Giants Foundation Time Warner Inc. Alcoa Foundation Kauff McGuire & Margolis LLP Lionsgate Lulu C. Wang Akiva Goldsman & Joann Richter TPG Capital, L.P. Amtrak Florence and Robert Kaufman LionTree LLC The Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation, Inc. Joe & Courtney Goldsmith Warner Bros. Entertainment Joan and Robert Arnow Fund Kevin and Karen Kennedy Arthur L. Loeb Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. Russell Goldsmith and City National Bank Bob Weinstein and Harvey Weinstein ASCAP Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP Audrey Love Charitable Foundation Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Susan and Peter Gottsegen Wells Fargo Rose M. Badgeley Charitable Trust Nancy and Jeffrey Lane LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton Inc. Ariel and Adam Zurofsky Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Grant Xerox Foundation The Barker Welfare Foundation Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder The Honorable and Mrs. Earle I. Mack Anonymous (9) The Grodzins Fund Zabar’s and Zabars.com Theodore H. Barth Foundation Francois and Ketty Maisonrouge Mary Rodgers and Henry Guettel The Trust Under the Will of Leonard A. Lauder Anson and Debra Beard, Jr. The Malka Fund Gail and Walter Harris Roberta L. Zuhlke Alexandra Leighton Scott and Erica Belsky $5,000–$9,999 Susan and Morris Mark Lynn Harris and Matti Leshem Anonymous (1) Lord Abbett Blumhouse The Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams Family MDC Partners Ted and Dina Merrill Hartley Christy and John Mack Foundation Properties Foundation Sam & Karry Meshberg Foundation The Jim Henson Foundation Duncan & Nancy MacMillan Brookfield Office Properties Patricia and Alan B. Abramson $25,000–$49,999 The Mindich Family Foundation Joyce Hergenhan Phyllis Mailman Brother International Corporation Madelyn Bucksbaum Adamson and Allen /20th Century Fox Film/ William C. and Susan F. Morris The DuBose and Dorothy Heyward The Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation Bryan Cave LLP Adamson 20th Century Fox Television/Fox Networks Dinny and Lester Morse Memorial Fund Leni and Peter May Burger Collection, Hong Kong Adaptive Insights Group/Fox Broadcasting Company/ Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) H&H Charitable Trust FX Networks Richard and Ronay Menschel The Ralph M. Cestone Foundation Nasiba Adilova Donald R. Mullen, Jr. Interpublic Group Activision Robert Menschel and Janet Wallach The City University of New York Aero Gives, the corporate foundation of Thomas S. Murphy Aéropostale, Inc. Jill and Ken Iscol Avenue Capital Group Arnon Milchan & New Regency Jill & Irwin B. Cohen Nash Family Foundation Akustiks, LLC Carl Jacobs Foundation Keith and Debbie Banks Julie and Edward J. Minskoff Joseph M. Cohen New England Foundation for the Arts Eleanor S. Applewhaite Robert W. Jones and Stella Igorevna Simakova Timothy and Michele Barakett Alan and Joan Mirken The Steven A and Alexandra M. Cohen NBC Universal ARUP Jones Lang LaSalle M. Beverly and Robert G. Bartner Neuberger Berman Foundation Linda and Stuart Nelson Page Ashley Dilara and Gün Keresteci Anne H. Bass New York Mets Lisa Pevaroff-Cohn and Gary Cohn Jennifer and Jason New Asian Cultural Council Stuart and Isabel Kessler Carole Bayer Sager & Bob Daly The Pasculano Foundation Stuart H. Coleman Susan and Donald Newhouse The Atlantic Philanthropies Director/Employee A. Eugene Kohn and Barbara Shattuck Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Benenson Patina Restaurant Group Douglas S. Cramer and Hubert S. Bush Designated Gift Fund Coco and Arie L. Kopelman Dr. Georgette Bennett and Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP Cutone & Company Consultants, LLC David and Melanie Niemiec Susan Baker and Michael Lynch Michael Kramer Dr. Leonard Polonsky Pershing Square Capital Management, LP D. Ronald Daniel and Lise Scott Bernard W. Nussbaum Jane and Alan Batkin Emila Saint-Amand Krimendahl Roger and Brook Berlind Diana and Joel C. Peterson Michael David and Lauren Mitchell Nancy and Morris W. Offit Parnassus Foundation/Jane and Raphael Alex & Jay Langner BlackRock Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon B. Polsky Davis & Gilbert LLP Martin and Suzi Oppenheimer Bernstein Henna H. Ong and Peter D. Lawrence Tina and Jeffrey Bolton Protégé Partners, LLC Elizabeth Diller and Ric Scofidio James M. and Nora C. Orphanides Sue Bienkowski Jonathan E. Lehman Jill Braufman and Daniel Nir Mark H. Rachesky Dan & Alisa Doctoroff Participant Media Consulate General of Brazil in New York Phyllis and William Mack 38 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 39 38 Lincoln Center as of October 24, 2014 Lincoln Center 39 Annual Supporters

Mark & Nina Magowan Ruth S. Stanton Dr. Michael Cucka Ruth W. Houghton Kent and Jean Papsun Stephen Stamas Richard H.M. and Gail Lowe Maidman Starz Beth and Ravenel Curry Theodore J. Israel Jr. & Laurel Cutler Herbert Pardes Barbara H. Stanton Judith and David Marrus Sylvia and David Steiner Susan Danilow Dr. Betty S. Iu Susan and Alan Patricof Gene and Jean Stark Sylvia and Leonard Marx, Jr. Elizabeth and George Stevens, Jr. Barbara & Douglas Dannay Joan and John Jakobson Robin and Bob Paulson Elizabeth and Neil Stein Maverick Capital Charities Bonita and Kevin Stewart Lucy and Mike Danziger Barbara and Donald Jonas The Peckham Family Foundation Mary Delle Stelzer Anthony D. McCann The Leila and Mickey Straus Family Peggy and Dick Danziger Alan Jones and Ashley Garrett Liz and Jeff Peek Aaron and Betty Lee Stern Foundation Kevin McCormick & A. Scott Berg Charitable Trust Gordon J. Davis and Peggy Cooper Davis Ms. Alexandra K. Jones Chris and Kathy Perretta Lee and Roger Strong MCJ Amelior Foundation Barbara and John Streicker Scott M. Delman Dr. Joy to the World Foundation Ann and Hollis Petersen Maryann Sudo Baxter in honor of Tracia Luh Joyce F. Menschel Lynne Tarnopol Antoinette Delruelle and Joshua L. Steiner William & Elizabeth Kahane Dr. Sally Peterson Dr. Pavur R. Sundaresan Doris and Charles Michaels Fern and Lenard Tessler Jenny Brorsen and Rich DeMartini Marnee and Eric Kaltman In Loving Memory of Nancy Pfifferling Pamela & Allen Swerdlick Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Stuart Thompson and Joe Baker Warren Dern John Kander Mr. Mark Pick The Taft Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William R. Miller Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Robert and Martha Dinerstein Mrs. Dafna Recanati Kaplan and Marnie S. Pillsbury Gloria and Philip Talkow Mr. Joshua M. Milstein Bruce and Robbi Toll Nancy Donohue and Diane Elam Mr. Thomas S. Kaplan Judy and Jim Pohlman Jay H. Tanenbaum Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc. Whitney and Henry J. Topping Ms. Domitilia M. dos Santos Robert and Debra Kasirer Jay Polonsky and Kay Oppenheimer Diana L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Mountcastle Dr. Eboni Marshall-Turman and Brendan Dougher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kauffmann Laura and John Pomerantz Steven D. Thomas Samuel Nappi Rossie E. Turman III Martin L. Edelman Harold and Ruth Kingsberg Robert A. Press, M.D. The Tierney Family Nederlander Producing Co. of America Turner Construction Company Lisa and Sanford Ehrenkranz Sam and Fran Klagsbrun Catherine A. Rein Dr. N’Gunu Tiny Needham Foundation Trust Lucy and Ernest E. Tyrrasch Seymour Falik and Loraine Liebmann Lucinda E. Knuth Douglas and Jean Renfield-Miller Michelle Toll and William O’Flanagan Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal U.S.A., Inc Lillian Vernon and Paolo Martino Lily Fan Gwen S. Korovin, M.D. The Karl F. Reuling Fund Lee L. Traub Nixon Peabody LLP Steve Warren Benjamin and Kristen Fay Lynn and Jules Kroll Barbara J. Riley Christina and Don Truesdale Michelle Ores and Charles Schorin Marc Webb Kevin Feige Judi and Douglas Krupp Michelle Riley & Susanne Kandel Diane and Tom Tuft Dawn Ostroff, Condé Nast Entertainment Sam and Katherine Weinhoff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Feinberg Sheila C. Labrecque Jane and Paul Rittmaster Vanguard Wine Bar Jason Paez The Weininger Foundation, Inc. Linda and Gregory Fischbach Jill and Barry Lafer Gail and Michael Rogers Enzo Viscusi Yana and Stephen Peel Jerry Weintraub and Susan Ekins Sam Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Christian Lange Joe Rose Mary Ellen and Karl von der Heyden Abraham Perlman Foundation Carol and Michael Weisman Jeanne Donovan Fisher Marilyn and Bob Laurie Foundation Jonathan F. P. and Diana Rose Candace and Jonathan Wainwright Dina and George Perry Mr. and Mrs. James O. Welch, Jr. Brendan & Kathleen Fitzgerald Kate Lear and Jon LaPook Robert Rosenkranz and Alexandra Munroe Lana and Justin Walder Kate Lavin Phillips John C. Whitehead For The Record Alain and Helene LeBleu Jamie Rosenthal Wolf, David Wolf, Will Ward - ROAR John Pirovano Anna Wintour and Bee Shaffer William Fox Jr. Foundation, Isabelle R. Leeds Rick Rosenthal, Nancy Stephens and Bonnie T. Webster Lisa and Jonathan Pruzan Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Mrs. Barbara Fox-Bordiga Carol Leibenson The Rosenthal Family Foundation Elaine and Alan Weiler Tracey and Robert Pruzan Kevin Yorn Andrew Frackman and Emily Braun Jeff Levick and Kate Karet Jane Rosenthal Sue Ann Weinberg Rajika and Anupam Puri Barbara and David Zalaznick Gail Furman Amy and Frank Linde Tom Rothman Eric Karp and Betsy Weiser Aline Raisler Audrey Y. Zucker Bruce & Lueza Gelb Dorothy Litwin and Donald Brief Anne and Noah Roy, Dylan and Bennett Judy and Josh Weston John Raphael Donald and Barbara Zucker Barbara and Peter Georgescu London Fischer LLP Barbara and LeRoy Rubin Anita and Byron Wien Susan and Arthur Rebell Anonymous (7) The Gerstner Family Foundation The Lucy Foundation Reed Rubin and Jane Gregory Rubin Sherry and Robert Wiener Joan and Robert Rechnitz Seifi Ghasemi John Lyons Lynda and Robert Safron and the Edythe Wilson, Ihrig & Associates, Inc. Kenner Foundation Paula and Ira M. Resnick $2,500–$4,999 Melissa M. Gibbs Sondra and David S. Mack Susan and Benjamin Winter R. Bruce and Melissa Rich Ms. Lynn Gilbert Ellen Chesler and Matthew J. Mallow The Sagner Family Foundation Adam, Alexa & Xanadu Wolman Audrey and Sargent Aborn The Frederick W. Richmond Foundation Nina Zolt and Miles Gilburne Management 360 The Salem Family George M. Yeager Eric Abraham Philip W. Riskin Charitable Foundation, Inc. Golding-Gerson Family J. Robert Mann, Jr. Judy and Dirk Salz Ken Ziffren Stephanie and David Abramson Mrs. Elizabeth Rohatyn Dorian Goldman and Marvin Israelow Bernice Manocherian Samantha & Andy Saperstein Ziffren Brittenham LLP Joseph and Jacqueline Aguanno Rosalind Productions, Inc. Stephanie Pottruck Goldman Richard J. Massey Foundation for Arts Jane Sarkin Uri Zilkha, City Protection, Inc. Linda and Earle Altman Sheri and Jimmy Rosenfeld Dr. Matthew Goldstein and Sciences Emily and James Satloff Anonymous (22) Karen and Gregory Arenson Rich Ross/Shine America Terina Golfinos and Robert Lisi Blythe Masters and Gareth Evans Lolita and Frank Savage Mr. and Mrs. George Asch Susan and Jon W. Rotenstreich The Gordon Foundation Joanne and Norman Matthews Lisa and Gregg Schenker Norma Ketay Asnes Michael Rourke and Wesley Powell Liz and Irwin Gotlieb John E. McAuliffe Dr. Robert & Janie Schwalbe $1,000–$2,499 Martin and Rhoda Barr Atoosa & Ari Rubenstein Barbara Freid Gottesman Daniele Menache and J&Z Gompertz Barry F. Schwartz Noreen Ahmad Inga Rubenstein Diane Belfer Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gould, Jr. Shelley Mendell Joan C. Schwartz The Allen Family William H. Mandel & Robert L. Russell Helene Berger The Gramercy Park Foundation, Inc. Tom and Tai Mendoza John L. Silverman/SEAL SECURITY Ammann & Whitney Joan and Arthur Sarnoff Judy and Howard Berkowitz Victor and Phyllis Grann Eugene Mercy, Jr. Ms. Emily Segal and Mr. Andrew Ellis Mr. and Mrs. O. Kelley Anderson Diane Sawyer and Mike Nichols Leslie and George C. Biddle James and Marilee Greenwald Mrs. Susan Merinoff Mrs. Richard Selle Mrs. Lillie R. Anderson Pam and Scott Schafler Marilyn Friedman and Thomas Block Gregory P. Joseph Law Offices LLC Ellen and Lee Metzendorf Michael Park and Sarah Seo Aon Livia & Leo Schenker Ms. Emilia Brasher Efraim & Ellen Grinberg Sandy and Ed Meyer Serino/Coyne In Memory of Betty L. Asiel Sarah I. Schieffelin Charitable Trust Ronald and Claudia Braunstein Terry and Michael Groll Mr. and Mrs. William Michaelcheck Nadine Shaoul and Mark Schonberger Lillian Barbash Roberta Schneiderman Robert Brenner Joan and Charles Gross Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Miller Lori and David Sherman Marion Bass Real Estate and Sam Bass Francis H. and Barbara W. Schott Brillstein Entertainment Partners/Plan B Naava and Sanford Grossman The Millstone Family Gil Shiva David Berg Foundation Janet and William Schwartz Peter S. Britell Jennifer & Bud Gruenberg Brian and Cricket Mullaney SHoP Mr. & Mrs. T.G. Berk Jordan B. Seaman Peter & Celeste Brown Louise Grunwald Kathryn Myers The Shubert Organization, Inc. In Memory of Arthur M. Bernhardt Fred and Robin Seegal The Sander and Norma K. Buchman Fund Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gutfreund The E. Nakamichi Foundation Ms. Jody Cukier Siegler Kathy and Gene Bernstein Anna Marie and Robert F. Shapiro Maggie and Don Buchwald Peter and Helen Haje Beth and Joshua Nash Adrianne and William Silver Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Bravmann Greg S. Feldman and Melanie Shorin Marian C. Burke Russel Hamilton The Netter Foundation Erin and Nicholas Silvers Josephine & Stanley Brezenoff Showtime Networks, Inc. David and Ginny Butters Jill and Martin Handelsman Nancy and Michael Neuman Herbert and Arline Slepoy Charitable Eileen Silvers and Richard Bronstein Mrs. C. Sidamon-Eristoff Kristen Campolattaro In memory of Dr. Jean Pierre Hartman Helaine and Larry Newman Foundation Cammack Health Sandra Brant and Ingrid Sischy Karen Capanelli by his wife Eva Stanley Newman and Dr. Brian Rosenthal Mrs. Riva Ariella Ritvo-Slifka & The Alan B. Mrs. Bettie-Ann Candelora Slifka Foundation Joan and Joel Smilow Marcy Carsey Dr. Allen and Madeline Hauptman Dr. Jakob Nielsen Janet and John Canning Sarah W. Buxton-Smith & Stephen J.S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith Melinda and Tony Cheng Hermione Foundation Robert C. and Candice Earley Nolan Ivan Carbajal Annaliese Soros William Sofield James Clark & Sandra Guenther Clark Janet and Arthur Hershaft Charles John O’Byrne Ronald Chaluisan, New Visions for Public Schools Daisy M. Soros Jeff Soref and Paul Lombardi Diane M. Coffey Ian and Lea Highet Liz & Gus Oliver Jim Chervenak John Sparling, London Fischer LLP Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sosnoff The Simon and Eve Colin Foundation The William Talbot Hillman Foundation, Inc. Barbara Ostrove Grodd/Ostgrodd Foundation Title Insurance Company and Dr. Eric J. Spicer and Christiane Vanderlinden Nancy and Burton Staniar Mark and Lisa Cronin Bonnie and Harold Himmelman Pamela and Edward Pantzer Neal J. Miranda 40 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 41 40 Lincoln Center as of October 24, 2014 Lincoln Center 41 Annual Supporters

Mary Cirillo Goldberg Robert Losada Mr. and Mrs. William Tatlock Cathie Black National Endowment for the Arts, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richards Jaclyn Rann Cohen & Ron Cohen Eileen Josten Lowe The Laura Steinberg Tisch Foundation, Inc. Martin Bussmann Jane Chu, Chair Martin Riskin Suzanne and Jeff Cohen Carol and Albert Lowenthal Phyllis Trible Russell Carson The Honorable Charles E. Schumer, Ms. Roberta Robins Arika and Jon Couchman Mr. John Makinson and Ms. Nandana Sen E. N. Ellis and Patricia Truscelli Dan Doctoroff United States Senate Ms. Susan Robinson Alberto Cribiore Judith and Michael Margulies Mau Hoi Tung Andrea Jung The Honorable Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Ms. Rama Rodvien United States Senate Mr. George Cumbler Kevin Marrinan Uneeda Enterprises Charles Kaye Ms. Gloria Roma Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Debrovner Laurel McKee Judith and Menno Verhave Marie Josée Kravis Ms. Evelyn Roell Steve and Connie Delehanty Patricia and Helmut Meissner Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Warren Anne Welsh McNulty Planned Giving: Ms. Joyce Rosen Cynthia Brauer and Stacy Dick Marie & Joe Melone Matthew Weiner and Linda Brettler Indra Nooyi The Bravo Society Sheila M. Rosen Diller Scofidio + Renfro The Janis and Alan Menken Foundation Gayle Welling John Thain William H. Mandel and Robert L. Russell Lincoln Center greatly appreciates the Elisabeth and Alan Doft The Merrill Family Naida S. Wharton Foundation Dirk and Judy Salz generosity and foresight of those individuals Donnell Consultants Incorporated Mrs. Carolyn Minskoff Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Michael L. Samuels Government who have included a provision for Mr. and Mrs. Oded Edan Peter & Mary K. Muncie John H. Williams Mr. John F. Scheich Lincoln Center in their estate planning. Edmar James B. Murphy Anonymous (15) Lincoln Center is deeply grateful to the Dr. Jayne Schneider-Rynar Elizabeth and Jean-Marie Eveillard O.D. Communications Inc. government agencies and elected Ms. Claudia Adams Mr. John Seaman representatives listed below for their support. Mr. and Mrs. Yehuda Even-Zohar Bruce Colbath and Carol O’Rourke China Advisory Council Mr. Robert Ardini Dr. Sidney Shanker Ciara Burnham/Evercore Partners Harley and Stephen Osman Estate of Katherine T. Bidwell Ms. Arlene Shuler The China Advisory Council guides and The Honorable Bill de Blasio, Tony and Judy Evnin Michael and Gabrielle Palitz Mayor of the City of New York Ms. Jane Boutwell Jack and Shirley Silver supports Lincoln Center in its work with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fadem The Honorable Melissa Mark-Viverito, Mr. Paul Bowley Ms. Christine E. Sohn Mr. Rafael Pardo Grandison Chinese cultural institutions and arts Dianne Schechter and Raymond W. Fattell Speaker, New York City Council Eric Brauer The Par Group managers, fostering cross-border exchange Mr. Philip F. Stattel The Honorable Gale A. Brewer, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Broden Estelle and Jerry Finkelstein Pareen Patel & Michael Kohlhaas between the United States and China in Lucy and Ernest E. Tyrrasch Manhattan Borough President Ms. Hillary Brown Nancy Fisher and Marc Kirschner Perakis Family the performing arts and arts education. Ms. Josephine Ueno Kim Fremont Fortunato Evan Picoult The Honorable Fernando Cabrera, David G. Clough Mr. Marshall M. Weinberg Barbara A. Gallay Pillsbury Winthrop LLP Lan Yang (Co-Chair) New York City Council Mr. Charles Edward Cole Ms. Rose Lynn Weinstein Sandy and George Garfunkel Lee and Jill Pollock Katherine Farley (Co-Chair) The Honorable Elizabeth S. Crowley, Mr. Lewis B. Cullman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Weinstein New York City Council Alexander Garvin Anna & Martin Rabinowitz Lang Lang (Honorary Chair) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Delehanty Mrs. Sarah Weisberg The Honorable Inez E. Dickens, Michael S. Gendler Joseph Bae Jamie deRoy Susan and Lewis Rapaport New York City Council Mrs. George Weissman Carol Gertz Richard M. Chang Stephen W. Filla RCDolner LLC The Honorable Vincent J. Gentile, In Memory of Rowenna Wight White Angela Chao Evelyn M. Finklestein, Esq. Joseph D. Gioe Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Recanati New York City Council Dr. Caroline E. Rubinstein and Phillip M. Winegar Guoqing Chen Stuart M. Fischman Cassie & Paul Glover & Family Nigel Redden The Honorable Ben Kallos, Marilyn M. Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Harrison J. Goldin Denice H. Rein Shi-Zheng Chen New York City Council Ms. Lorraine Fox Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Zieselman The David and Alan Greene Family Kenneth and Judith Reiss Irene Chu The Honorable Peter Koo, Gene and Edith Friedman Ms. Carol Zuckerman Foundation, Inc. Judith and Burton Resnick Victor Chu New York City Council Sharon J. Handler We also thank the members of the Bravo Qusai Hammouri Catherine G. Roberts Fenglei Fang The Honorable Mark Levine, Ms. Allison B. Hart Society who wish to remain anonymous. Lynne and Harold Handler David and Susan Rockefeller Suning Fang New York City Council In memory of Dr. Jean Pierre Hartman by his wife Eva Dr. Bjorn and Catherine Hanson Ellen and Kenneth Roman Akarin Gaw The Honorable I. Daneek Miller, Lincoln Center Gerry Harper Steven Saslow Mali Sananikone Gaw New York City Council Mr. Heinz K. Hofmeister Christian G. Heilmann Michael and Donna Sasso James Hexter The Honorable Helen Rosenthal, Ruth W. Houghton Counsels’ Council The Hempel Family Ms. Elisa M. Scatena David Henry Hwang New York City Council Mrs. Jane B. Jacobs Lincoln Center is extremely grateful for the Horacio and Julia Herzberg David and Stacie Schapiro & Family Handel Lee The Honorable Eric Ulrich, Peter H. Judd pro bono legal services provided by the New York City Council Ms. Judith M. Hoffman Irving Scher & Amy L. Katz Ning Liang Ms. Ginger D. Karren members of the following law firms and The Honorable Paul Vallone, Ms. Joan Holmes Irwin S. Scherzer Foundation Vincent Lo Dr. Sivia Kaye corporate legal departments. New York City Council Josephine Lawrence Hopkins Foundation Jennifer and Jeff Schiamberg Yiling Mao Stuart and Isabel Kessler ASCAP The Honorable James Van Bramer, Bruce Horten Jinghui Meng Tom and Jody King David Schlapbach New York City Council Peter Brown & Associates PLLC Robert E. Howard Dee Poon Ms. Francine S. Kittredge Mrs. Gerald Schoenfeld New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Bryan Cave LLP Shen Wei Mr. John D. Knoernschild The Hsu Family Gerhard Schulmeyer Tom Finkelpearl, Commissioner Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Vivienne Tam Mr. and Mrs. I. Stanley Kriegel Iridian Asset Management LLC Seirer Family New York City Department of Education, Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP Ms. Mary E. Langford Ms. Carol Ivanick Mr. Michael Schumaecker Tan Dun Carmen Fariña, Chancellor Connell Foley LLP Evelyn H. Lauder Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Jean and Maurice Jacobs Sara Lee and Axel Schupf Boming Wang New York City Department of Parks Covington & Burling LLP Raphael G. Jacobs Barbara and Elias Sedlin Oliver P. Weisberg and Recreation, Mr. Berkley D. Leeds Davis & Gilbert LLP Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jacoby Ms. Florence L. Seligman Clara Wu Tsai Mitchell J. Silver, Commissioner Ms. Linda Leven Davis Polk & Wardwell David Jaquet Mr. and Mrs. David Sgorbati Adam Chikeung Yu New York City Department of Youth Nathan Leventhal Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Steven Karan Leroy Sharer and Michael Merenda Allan Zeman and Community Development, Florence Lotrowski Goetz Fitzpatrick LLP George and Mariana Kaufman Ted and Mary Jo Shen Ruheng Zhao Bill Chong, Commissioner Mrs. Virginia Lyon Greenberg Traurig LLP Hanni and Peter Kaufmann Austin Sheridan and Phyllis Cermele Sheridan The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo, Flora Major Hiscock & Barclay, LLP Governor of New York State Ms. Yukako Kawata Saul and Devorah Sherman Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Kauff McGuire & Margolis LLP Business Advisory Council The Honorable Jeffrey D. Klein, Mrs. Ralph W. Kern Julie H. Shin Ms. Mahnaz Maqsudi Nixon Peabody LLP The Business Advisory Council gathers Temporary President, Majority Coalition June Koizumi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Marshall Jenny Shotwell annually to provide key strategic insights on Leader, New York State Senate Paul Hastings LLP Edward Krapels Ms. Anne M. Morris John Silberman and Elliot Carlen a number of the most challenging issues The Honorable Dean G. Skelos, Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP Sandy and Eric Krasnoff Mrs. K. Fred Netter Jack and Shirley Silver facing Lincoln Center and the cultural fabric Temporary President, Majority Coalition Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Mr. and Mrs. George Krupp Mr. Stanley Newman Miro & Batia Silvera of New York City. Leader, New York State Senate Venable LLP Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Lamesch Grant and Jacqui Smith The Honorable Sheldon Silver, Alan A. and Barbara Nicoll Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP Marlene and Ed Landau Joseph Song Katherine Farley (Co-Chair) Speaker, New York State Assembly Martin and Suzanne Oppenheimer Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. LeFrak Janet and Gilbert Spitzer Edward P. Gilligan (Co-Chair) The Honorable Brad Hoylman, Gerri and Lester Pollack Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Cindy & Richard Leibovitch Catharine R. Stimpson and Elizabeth Wood John B. Hess (Co-Chair) New York State Senate Ms. Dina Powell Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Carl Folta and Molly Lemeris Carol and Daniel Strickberger Robert Alexander The Honorable Linda B. Rosenthal, Mr. Desmonde Printz Susan and Arthur Lindenauer Maureen and John Sweeney Joseph Bae New York State Assembly Ms. Eleanor X. Pripadcheff Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lipman Syosset Principals’ Association in Honor of Douglas Band New York State Council on the Arts Ms. Lourdes Proto Dr. Elyane E. Lombardy Dr. Carole G. Hankin Jessica Bibliowicz Aby Rosen, Chair Mr. Francis H. Rasmus, Jr. 42 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 43 42 Lincoln Center as of October 24, 2014 Lincoln Center 43 Balance Sheets—Consolidated Statements of Activities—Consolidated June 30, 2014 and 2013 ($000) for the years ended June 30, 2014 and 2013 ($000)

ASSETS 2014 2013 OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2014 2013 Cash and cash equivalents $21,262 $55,618 Contributions, grants, and special events, net $26,725 $27,432 Restricted cash 17,604 15,560 Investment return for current operations 4,160 4,386 Accounts and investment income receivable 12,926 11,002 Box office and other program service revenue 11,725 13,210 Contributions and grants receivable 80,338 70,566 Facilities services and rental income 57,250 54,221 Prepaid expenses, inventory, and other assets 10,709 7,687 Other income 3,636 2,290 Investments 236,714 212,512 Net assets released from restrictions 19,784 16,002 Fixed assets, net 350,401 358,587 Total general operating revenue $123,280 $117,541 Total assets $729,954 $731,532 OPERATING EXPENSES

LIABILITIES Performance presentations $24,903 $22,581 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $16,295 $14,551 Media development (Live from Lincoln Center) 4,218 5,374 Fair value of interest rate swaps 38,826 37,114 Education and outreach 5,899 4,316 Deferred revenue 10,315 4,132 Facilities management and services 57,172 55,667 Long-term debt 252,445 302,720 Visitor and patron services 2,323 2,451 Total liabilities $317,881 $358,517 New ventures and special projects 2,253 2,536 Total program services $96,768 $92,925 Management and general 17,931 18,283 NET ASSETS Fundraising 5,099 5,250 Unrestricted: Total operating expenses $119,798 $116,458 General operating $11,369 $8,387 Transfers (500) (700) Board designated 118,717 107,121 Redevelopment and other physical capital 121,686 124,120 EXCESS OF SUPPORT AND OPERATING REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $2,982 $383 Total unrestricted $251,772 $239,628 Temporarily restricted 63,798 48,769 OTHER CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Permanently restricted 96,503 84,618 Board designated support and LCDP constituent funding $3,781 $3,745 Total net assets $412,073 $373,015 Investment return 13,054 8,916 Total liabilities and net assets $729,954 $731,532 Net realized and unrealized (loss) gain on swap agreements (1,712) 22,558 Net assets released from restrictions 22,447 21,583 Depreciation and amortization, net (15,912) (16,811) Interest and other financing costs (12,334) (12,361) Redevelopment project expenses (662) (3,733) Transfers 500 700 Total other changes in unrestricted net assets $9,162 $24,597

CHANGES IN RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Restricted contributions and grants $50,216 $38,804 Investment return 18,928 13,775 Net assets released from restrictions (42,230) (37,586) Total changes in restricted net assets $26,914 $14,993 Lincoln Center is a nonprofit organization exempt from income tax under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Balance Sheets and Statements of Activities are summarized here. TOTAL CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $39,058 $39,973 A complete copy of Lincoln Center’s audited financial statements are available upon request. Call 212.875.5255 or fax your request to Net assets at beginning of the year 373,015 333,042 212.875.5275. Net assets at end of the year $412,073 $373,015

44 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 45 44 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 45 Lincoln Center Senior Management Team

Jed Bernstein Ron Austin Kara Medoff Barnett Peter Duffin Russell Granet President/CEO Executive Director, Managing Director, Senior Vice President, Executive Director, Lincoln Center Lincoln Center Global Brand and Marketing Lincoln Center Education Development Project

Hundreds of people gathered on Josie Robertson Plaza to celebrate National Dance Day with a free group dance as part of Lincoln Center Out of Doors.

Jane Moss Liza Parker Tamar C. Podell Nigel Redden Lesley Friedman Rosenthal Ehrenkranz Executive Vice President, Executive Vice President, Director, Senior Vice President, Artistic Director Lincoln Center Operations Planning & Development Lincoln Center Festival General Counsel & & Human Resources Secretary

Dan Rubin Greg Sheps Betsy Vorce Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President, Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Marketing Partnerships Public Relations

Photos: Cover: Revson Fountain: ©Mark Bussell; Sila: The Breath of the World: Kevin Yatarola; Bernstein, Farley: ©2014 Brian Stanton; Out of Doors: Kevin Yatarola; Kaidan Chibusa no Enoki; The Maids; Don Quixote: ©Stephanie Berger; Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra: ©2014 Richard Termine; Era la Notte: ©LoLL Willems; Charles Bradley; Patina Miller: Kevin Yatarola; Acis and Galatea: ©2014 Richard Termine; Midsummer Night Swing: Kevin Yatarola; Gatefold: ©2014 Nan Melville; Lincoln Center Local; Meet the Artist: ©2014 Iñaki Vinaixa; Seeger Memorial Concert: Kevin Yatarola; American Songbook Gala: ©Kevin Mazur; Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn: ©Mark Bussell; National Dance Day on Josie Robertson Plaza: Kevin Yatarola; Senior Management: Haghi Suka 2014.

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. © 2014 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., American Songbook, CenterCharge, Capacities for Imaginative Learning, Imagination Award, Imagination Conversation, Lincoln Center, Live From Lincoln Center, Midsummer Night Swing, Mostly Mozart, The Five Arches & Design, and LC in the BX are registered trademarks and service marks of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

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CHAIR Keith T. Banks William B. Harrison, Jr. Bryan Lourd David M. Rubenstein Hon. Mitchell Silver Katherine Farley President, U.S. Trust Former Chairman & CEO Partner, Managing Director Co-Founder and Co-CEO Commissioner Bank of America JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Co-Chairman The Carlyle Group New York City Department Private Wealth Management Creative Artists Agency of Parks and Recreation Rita E. Hauser Ralph Schlosstein PRESIDENT Renée Belfer President Michael Lynton President & CEO Jed Bernstein The Hauser Foundation, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Evercore CHAIRMEN EMERITI Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Sony Entertainment, Inc. Executive Vice Chairman of the Board Jim Herbert Max R. Shulman Amyas Ames (1906–2000) VICE CHAIRS and Chairman of the Executive Committee Chairman and Sir Deryck C. Maughan Chairman of the Board Hearst Corporation Chief Executive Officer (Founding) Senior Advisor School of American Ballet Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Adrienne Arsht First Republic Bank & Co. Chairman Emerita Richard S. Braddock Gayfryd Steinberg Bruce Crawford TotalBank J. Tomilson Hill Audra McDonald Guoqing Chen Vice Chairman Actor and Singer Steven R. Swartz John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906–1978) David Alan Coulter Chairman The Blackstone Group President and Chief Executive Officer Vice Chairman Pacific American Corporation, William R. Miller, CBE Hearst Corporation Martin E. Segal (1916–2012) Warburg Pincus LLC HNA Group David A. Hunt Former Vice Chairman President and Chief Executive Officer Bristol-Myers Squibb Motomu Takahashi Beverly Sills (1929–2007) Richard K. DeScherer Diane M. Coffey Prudential Investment Management President & Chief Executive Officer Chief Legal & Compliance Officer Managing Director William C. Morris Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc. George Weissman (1919–2009) Bloomberg L.P. Peter J. Solomon Company Robert A. Iger Chairman of the Executive Committee Chairman & CEO The Metropolitan Opera Association Alair A. Townsend Joel S. Ehrenkranz Daniel Crown The Walt Disney Company Crain’s New York Business DIRECTORS EMERITI CO-CHAIRS Partner President Anna Nikolayevsky Ehrenkranz Partners L.P. Foray Entertainment and Elliot S. Jaffe Managing Member Ann Unterberg Hon. William H. Donaldson Red Crown Productions Chairman & Co-Founder Axel Capital Management Chairman Peter L. Malkin Roy Furman Ascena Retail Group, Inc. Lincoln Center Education Vice Chairman James G. Dinan Indra Nooyi Jefferies LLC Founder and Chief Executive Officer Steven A. Kandarian Chairman and Chief Executive Officer George Walker York Capital Management Chairman, President and PepsiCo, Inc. Chairman and CEO DIRECTORS EMERITI John B. Hess Chief Executive Officer Neuberger Berman Group, LLC Mrs. James A. Block Chief Executive Officer Jay S. Fishman MetLife Inc. Daniel S. Och Bruce Crawford Hess Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Christopher J. Williams The Travelers Companies, Inc. Honorable Judith S. Kaye Och-Ziff Capital Management Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Peter Frelinghuysen Bruce Kovner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & The Williams Capital Group, L.P. Harvey Golub Chairman Harold Ford, Jr. Flom, LLP James P. O’Shaughnessy Caxton Alternative Management LP Managing Director Chairman & CEO John Wren Victor Gotbaum Morgan Stanley Sheryl J. Kaye O’Shaughnessy Asset Management President and CEO Eugene P. Grisanti Philip L. Milstein Omnicom Group Ruth W. Houghton Principal William E. Ford Kevin W. Kennedy Gary W. Parr Ogden CAP Properties Chief Executive Officer President and Chief Executive Officer Chairman Shiqiang Wu June Noble Larkin General Atlantic LLC The Metropolitan Opera New York Philharmonic President, U.S.A. Martin J. Oppenheimer Laurie M. Tisch Chief Executive Officer President Bart Friedman Somesh Khanna Joseph R. Perella Bank of China, U.S.A. Mrs. Frederick P. Rose Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Senior Partner Director Founding Partner and Chairman Susan Rudin Cahill Gordon & Reindel, LLP McKinsey and Company Perella Weinberg Partners LLP Clara Wu Tsai Walter V. Shipley Ann Ziff Director Edward P. Gilligan David H. Koch Ingeborg Rennert Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation Howard Solomon President Executive Vice President Daisy M. Soros TREASURER American Express Company Koch Industries, Inc. Thomas A. Renyi Hon. Carl Spielvogel Blair W. Effron Retired Executive Chairman EX OFFICIO Bennett J. Goodman Peter S. Kraus The Bank of New York Stephen Stamas Founding Partner Hon. Bill de Blasio LLC Co-Founder and Senior Managing Director Chairman and CEO Mellon Corporation Ronald P. Stanton GSO Capital Partners Alliance Bernstein The Mayor of the City of New York Julian Robertson Julien J. Studley Hon. Melissa Mark-Viverito Efraim Grinberg Shelly Lazarus Chairman Lillian Vernon DIRECTORS Chairman & CEO Chairman Emeritus Tiger Management L.L.C. Speaker Ronnie Ackman Movado Group, Inc. Ogilvy & Mather New York City Council Jim Rosenthal Robert Appel Audrey Butvay Gruss Thomas H. Lee Chief Operating Officer Hon. Thomas Finkelpearl President President President Morgan Stanley Commissioner Appel Associates The Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation Thomas H. Lee Capital New York City Department Stephen M. Ross of Cultural Affairs Christina Baker Mimi Haas Betty Levin Chairman and Founder President President Related Companies As of October 17, 2014 Mimi and Peter Haas Fund Corporate Art Directions 48 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 49 Lincoln Center’s Resident Organizations

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