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At Lincoln Center Theater …With Many More to Come Monday April at Lincoln Center Theater …With many more to come Monday April 24, 2017 A benefit for Lincoln Center Theater LINCOLN CENTER THEaTER The Board of Directors Benefit Chairmen Brooke and Daniel Neidich Cordially invite you to celebrate andré bishop’s 25 Years at Lincoln Center Theater Monday April 24, 2017 andré bishop, Producing Artistic Director of Lincoln Vivian Beaumont Theater Center Theater since 1992, has developed and produced plays 150 West 65th Street and musicals by many of America’s leading playwrights, 7:00PM SHARP — Entertainment composers, and lyricists. Before arriving at Lincoln Center, John Lithgow, Host Mr. Bishop served as Playwrights Horizons’ Artistic Director for ten years, where his productions included three Pulitzer with LCT artists Prize winners. Lincoln Center Theater’s productions this Ayad Akhtar, Boyd Gaines, Patti LuPone, season include Falsettos by William Finn and James Lapine, Ruthie Ann Miles, Kelli O’Hara, Paulo Szot, The Babylon Line by Richard Greenberg, How to Transcend “Simply Irresistible” from CONTACT a Happy Marriage by Sarah Ruhl, Oslo by J.T. Rogers and … and more to be announced Pipeline by Dominique Morisseau, plus three LCT3 plays in the Directed by Bartlett Sher Claire Tow Theater. Dinner with LCT artists to follow Grand Promenade, David Geffen Hall Proceeds from this benefit will support Lincoln Center Theater’s productions and education programs. Benefit Chairmen Artist Committee CONTINUED Brooke and Daniel Neidich Bill Irwin Jefferson Mays Paul Rudnick Nikki M. James Marin Mazzie Sarah Ruhl Vice-Chairmen Jonathan Z. Cohen and Julia Pershan Cherry Jones Audra McDonald Kimberly Senior Marlene Hess and Jim Zirin Thomas Kail James McMullan Tony Shalhoub Janine and J. Tomilson Hill Anne Kauffman Terrence McNally Christopher Shinn Kewsong Lee and Zita Ezpeleta Stacy Keach Ruthie Ann Miles Ted Sperling Eric and Stacey Mindich Celia Keenan-Bolger Debra Monk Bobby Steggert Elyse and Michael Newhouse Robert Klein Matthew Morrison Tom Stoppard Marc Kudisch Donna Murphy Daniel Sullivan Artist Co-Chairs Swoosie Kurtz Brian Murray Paulo Szot James Lapine Jack O’Brien Bartlett Sher LaChanze James Naughton Rebecca Taichman Susan Stroman Jerry Zaks Michael John Richard Nelson Julie Taymor Artist Committee LaChiusa Kristine Nielsen Alfred Uhry Lynn Ahrens Kate Burton Victor Garber Mark Lamos Bruce Norris Michael Urie Ayad Akhtar Stockard Channing Anthony Giardina Diane Lane Kelli O’Hara Sam Waterston Jane Alexander Rachel Chavkin Montego Glover Nathan Lane Laura Osnes Sigourney Weaver Michael Aronov Victoria Clark Sam Gold Norm Lewis Peter Parnell John Weidman Daniel Aukin Martha Clarke Richard Greenberg Mimi Lien Steven Pasquale Mary Louise Wilson Jon Robin Baitz David Cromer Jane Greenwood John Lithgow David Hyde Pierce Michael Wilson Douglas Carter Beane Billy Crudup John Guare William Ivey Long Faith Prince Michael Yeargan John Lee Beatty Graciela Daniele Adam Guettel Craig Lucas Andrew Rannells Karen Ziemba Laura Benanti Bathsheba Doran A.R. Gurney Patti LuPone Phylicia Rashad Catherine Zuber Stephanie J. Block Christopher Durang Ethan Hawke Joe Mantello Ron Rifkin As of February 23, 2017 Eric Bogosian Gabriel Ebert Michael Hayden Andrea Martin David Rockwell Christian Borle Jennifer Ehle Jessica Hecht Jan Maxwell J.T. Rogers Mark Brokaw Scott Ellis Amy Herzog Blair Brown William Finn John Benjamin Hickey Jason Robert Brown Stephen Flaherty Tina Howe For more information, please contact Karin Schall at 212 501 3251 / [email protected] or Danny Burstein Boyd Gaines Doug Hughes Jenny Rosenbluth-Stoll at 212 501 3292 / [email protected]. LINCOLN CENTER THEATER BOARD OF DIRECTORS Eric M. Mindich, Chairman Kewsong Lee, President Marlene Hess, Leonard Tow and William D. Zabel, Vice Chairmen Jonathan Z. Cohen, Chairman, Executive Committee Jane Lisman Katz, Treasurer John W. Rowe, Secretary André Bishop, Producing Artistic Director Annette Tapert Allen Eric Kuhn Allison M. Blinken Betsy Kenny Lack James-Keith Brown Memrie M. Lewis H. Rodgin Cohen Ninah Lynne Ida Cole Phyllis Mailman Ide Dangoor Ellen R. Marram David DiDomenico John Morning Shari Eberts Brooke Garber Neidich Curtland E. Fields Elyse Newhouse Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Augustus K. Oliver J. Tomilson Hill, Robert Pohly Chairman Emeritus Stephanie Shuman Judith Hiltz David F. Solomon Linda LeRoy Janklow, Tracey Travis Chairman Emeritus David Warren Raymond Joabar Robert G. Wilmers John B. Beinecke, Chairman Emeritus, Mrs. Leonard Block, John S. Chalsty, Constance L. Clapp, Ellen Katz, Victor H. Palmieri, Elihu Rose, Daryl Roth, Lowell M. Schulman Honorary Trustees Hon. John V. Lindsay, Founding Chairman Bernard Gersten, Founding Executive Producer 150 West 65th Street, New York, NY 10023 | 212 501 3100 | LCT.org.
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