2009 /2010 Fashion’s Night Out: The Show on Josie Robertson Plaza kicked off Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY Presents over 5,000 performances, events, tours, Partners with organizations, institutions, and and educational activities by accomplished artists schools in and communities and educators from around the world around the country

LOOKING AHEAD SERVING THE CAMPUS Commissions dynamic new works by today’s most Provides peerless service and support for the exciting artists and collaborates with Lincoln Center ’s public spaces and to the eleven other resident eleven other resident organi zations to present organizations on the Lincoln Center campus original productions TRANSFORMING LINCOLN CENTER PIONEERING ARTS IN EDUCATION Exercises leadership in the design, construction, Reaches over 400,000 students in New York City and and funding for the physical redevelopment of across the country through our arts and education Lincoln Center organization, Lincoln Center Institute, and other educational activities Video blades along 65th Street offer a lively display of information about all 12 resident organizations Lincoln Center is the world’s leading performing arts center. Located in the heart of New York City on a 16-acre campus , it houses 12 prestigious cultural organizations including Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts . The other eleven are The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, The Film Society of Lincoln Center, , The ,

Lincoln Center Theater, The Metropolitan Opera, , , , The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, and The School of American Ballet. Lincoln Center employs some 9,000 full- time, part-time, and contract workers . Each year, Lincoln Center welcomes 5,000,000 visitors, 3.2 million ticket-buyers , thousands of artists, and can seat 26,543 audience members at one time in 26 indoor and outdoor venues .

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts presents more than 5,000 events, performances, tours, and educational activities annually by artists and educators from around the globe; operates the David Rubenstein Atrium as a public space for the more than 150,000 people who visited during its first six months; brings the magic of Lincoln Center to an annual audience of 20,000,000 via Live From Lincoln Center ; reaches in excess of 700,000 people through the combined initiatives of its community and education programs ; and provides security, upkeep, and accessibility for the Lincoln Center campus in addition to leading a $1.2 billion redevelopment initiative —now 90% complete—on behalf of the resident organizations. Katherine Farley Reynold Levy

Lincoln Center has produced and presented many serene green spaces of Barclays Capital Grove and role as the world’s leading presenter of performing arts. works over the past half century, but none like Charles B. Benenson Grove, along with the gently The depth and variety of Lincoln Center’s performances the transformation of our campus during the contoured slopes of the newly completed Laurie M. was very much on display this season. On one steamy 2009–2010 season. Tisch Illumination Lawn. summer night an astonishing 17,000 fans turned out to The five million people who visit each year have As many have done for generations, people sat on the hear the Latin music of Rubén Blades. Over the course already begun to enjoy our redesigned and revitalized rim of the iconic and renewed Revson Fountain. Some of the year, world-class performances on campus and campus, the result of a $1.2 billion investment that tapped on their laptops or smartphones, using Lincoln even on Governors Island in New York Harbor ranged enhances our mission to present world-class Center’s free campus-wide WiFi connections. Others from the unique gospel singing of the Blind Boys of performing arts and to transform Lincoln Center simply enjoyed what one critic described as the new Alabama to the Emerson String Quartet’s interpretations into a visitor destination for the 21st century. The fountain’s “daring liquid acrobatics.” of Dvo r˘ák, along with thousands of other productions redevelopment of Lincoln Center unlocks its added in music, dance, spoken word, and film. The The heart of Lincoln Center remains our 12 resident value as a beautiful urban park and a vital civic asset 2010–2011 season now under way will include an organizations. Together, we are the equivalent of a of the great city it is proud to call home. extended visit by the Royal Shakespeare Company world-class repertory company, each member with and the first of a multi-year series of performances People of all ages flocked to the new David Rubenstein its own specialty and each one synonymous with by the world-renowned Cleveland Orchestra. Atrium at an average rate of 6,000 a week to take excellence in the art forms produced, presented, and advantage of our first campus-wide discount ticket taught. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the From the scope of the programming to the amenities facility, the Donald and Barbara Zucker Box Office, resident organization we are privileged to lead, of the campus, the transformation is an expansion of along with free concerts and inviting public space. manages the campus and has been the driving force the total Lincoln Center experience. The results can Summer visitors discovered the joys of relaxing in the behind its physical transformation while continuing its now be seen virtually anywhere you turn. In a delicious blend of form and function, the And this past September, became President Pro Tempore, New York State Senate. Illumination Lawn covers the roof of our much the new home of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, a When Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s father took his anticipated destination restaurant—Lincoln—which dazzling biannual event in the life of New York’s child prodigy son on performance tours in Europe, has just opened under the direction of Executive Chef fashion industry. the venues sometimes included taverns when a Jonathan Benno. New Yorkers can come to Lincoln The continuing excellence of Lincoln Center concert hall wasn’t available. These were not ideal Center just to enjoy a culinary experience, or to performances and the near completion of the places to linger or to perform. But thanks to the loyal combine fine dining with a great performance. campus transformation, boldly accomplished in the support of our friends, Lincoln Center today is an Informal dining options on campus have been face of a challenging economy, owe a great deal to ideal place to do both. expanded with the addition of ‘wichcraft café in the commitment of our donors, the generosity and the David Rubenstein Atrium. We think both father and son would enjoy our new guidance of our board members, and the support we campus. We hope you will too. The new video blades along 65th Street, and the receive from our leaders in government. Special dramatic digital information displays on Broadway thanks to New York City Mayor make Lincoln Center more visitor-friendly than ever and his administration, New York City Council Speaker before. The new openness at Lincoln Center has Christine Quinn and the entire City Council, and U.S. resulted in some welcome new relationships that Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand further enhance the richness on campus. WNET.ORG and their staffs. Katherine Farley Reynold Levy (parent organization of public TV channels THIRTEEN Chair President We also extend our gratitude for the support of and WLIW) opened its new broadcast studio next Governor David A. Paterson, State Assembly Speaker door to the redesigned and expanded . Sheldon Silver, and The Honorable Malcolm A. Smith, Barclays Capital Grove at dusk THE YEAR AHEAD 8

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PROGRAMMING, SERVICES & INITIATIVES 22

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY 24

THANKS TO OUR DONORS 28

BRAVO LINCOLN CENTER 40

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 44 Architect’s rendering of Presidents Bridge

The Year Ahead The Cleveland Orchestra’s music director Franz Welser-Möst

Redevelopment at Lincoln Center is now 90 percent complete and there is The coming months hold dynamic programming initiatives as well. We a palpable sense of excitement about the season ahead and the amenities begin this season with the debut of two new annual festivals. The fall yet to unfold. White Light Festival focuses on music’s spiritual dimensions as expressed by different cultures and, a second festival will celebrate the electricity of The Film Society of Lincoln Center will expand its screening facilities with Lincoln Center’s transformed Alice Tully Hall with three weeks of music the opening of the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center and a welcoming street- from around the world and across the spectrum. level entrance on West 65th Street, where the forthcoming light-filled Presidents Bridge will offer an alternate pedestrian crossing mid-block above Lincoln Center Festival and Park Avenue Armory in association with The the roadway. And the Claire Tow Theater will open on the roof of the Vivian Ohio State University are bringing the Royal Shakespeare Company to Beaumont as the home of LCT3, dedicated to producing new artists’ works. Festival 2011 to present five of the playwright’s works in repertory.

8 Catherine Malandrino show at Lincoln Center during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

The Festival 2011 season will also launch a multi-year residency with The Cleveland Orchestra, highlighted by fully staged productions from the Vienna State Opera beginning in 2013.

Successful new partnerships are also part of our future. In February we will welcome the second installment of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, which brought more than 115,000 attendees, new audiences and extensive media attention to Lincoln Center in September. We look forward in addition to strengthening collaborations with WNET.ORG, now open in its new studio The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of King Lear facility on campus.

LINCOLN CENTER 9 “We have a warm welcome mat at Lincoln Center. Consider us part of your summer.” —REYNOLD LEVY

Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn

10 LINCOLN CENTER 11 Performance Season

As Lincoln Center settled into its resplendent new physical setting in 2009 –2010, American Songbook offered 16 nights celebrating the diversity of American LCPA’s wide range of presentations enjoyed broad acclaim from an increasingly popular song. The series kicked off with rock royalty Marianne Faithfull and ended diverse audience. with a sold-out grand finale by American musical theater icon Chita Rivera.

The 44th season of Great Performers was highlighted by two young music directors The winner of 13 to date, Live From Lincoln Center reached an leading extraordinary first New York performances with their orchestras: Gustavo audience of 20 million nationwide in 2009 –2010 with broadcasts that included Dudamel with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Yannick Nézet-Séguin with the Lincoln Center Theater’s record-breaking production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Rotterdam Philharmonic. The series was also marked by a landmark three-day South Pacific . festival with Muslim, Jewish, and Christian artists exploring the musical heritage Over the course of 19 days in July, Lincoln Center Festival presented 45 of a legendary city with Jordi Savall: Jerusalem , and the Lincoln Center 50th performances, including nine premieres. Highlights included Dostoyevsky’s Anniversary commission and world premiere of Pictures Reframed . The Demons , a 12-hour theatrical marathon directed by Peter Stein and presented

12 LINCOLN CENTER “Mr. Dudamel was so palpably swept up that you wanted to take a leap with him as he tried to bring expressivity and character to every moment.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

in an abandoned warehouse on Governors Island; a two-day Edgard Varèse Under the leadership of Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée retrospective performed by the New York Philharmonic, International Contemporary and Artistic Director Jane Moss, the Mostly Mozart Festival welcomed renowned Ensemble, and So Percussion; and the return of Simon McBurney’s theater French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard as Artist-in-Residence and received high company Complicite with A Disappearing Number . praise for a season that combined dance and classical repertoire with early 12th-century Georgian polyphony and contemporary works. Summer at Lincoln Center saw crowds of Midsummer Night Swing dancers kick up their heels to the sounds of swing, salsa, disco, and more surrounded by new lighting and decorative arches in Damrosch Park. The 40th anniversary of Lincoln Center Out of Doors filled our plazas with free music, dance, street theater, poetry, and commissioned site-specific performances. Photos left to right: Dirty Projectors perform at The Allen Room as part of American Songbook; conductor Gustavo Dudamel made his New York debut with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall as part of Lincoln Center Presents Great Performers.

LINCOLN CENTER 13 276,531 people attended Lincoln Center Out of Doors and Midsummer Night Swing events

Dancers enjoyed a moonlit evening on Midsummer Night Swing’s redesigned set in Damrosch Park

14 LINCOLN CENTER 15 Theater company Complicite returned to Lincoln Center Festival with A Disappearing Number

16 “Mr. Nézet-Séguin proved that his fast-rising career is built upon deep talent, technical flair and .” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin made his New York debut as music director of the Rotterdam Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall

LINCOLN CENTER 17 The 27th Annual Roots of American Music, part of Lincoln Center Peter Stein’s 12-hour adaptation of Dostoyevsky’s The Demons had its Out of Doors, featured the debut of Detroit’s Question Mark and North American premiere on Governors Island during Lincoln Center Festival the Mysterians

18 29 debuts and premieres were performed over the past season

Alan Gilbert conducted the New York Philharmonic in Lincoln Center Festival’s Varèse: (R)evolution , a rare two-night celebration of the complete works of Edgard Varèse

LINCOLN CENTER 19 Stephanie Blythe sings and Louis Langrée conducts the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra during the Mostly Mozart Festival opening night performance

20 “He juxtaposed speed with stillness, making space for brief sojourns of calm.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES ON MIROKU

Japanese dancer and choreographer Saburo Teshigawara’s latest solo work, Miroku , was a Lincoln Center Festival highlight

LINCOLN CENTER 21 Programming

Summer at Lincoln Center Midsummer Night Swing Lincoln Center Festival Lincoln Center welcomes visitors to performances on its indoor and For 22 summers, New York’s hottest outdoor party has attracted Since 1996, Lincoln Center Festival has presented the greatest dance, outdoor stages throughout the summer. Midsummer Night Swing, audiences to dance under the stars to the electrifying sounds of music, opera, and theater works from around the world. Through Lincoln Center Festival, the Mostly Mozart Festival, and Lincoln the best local, national, and international musical artists. innovative productions by imaginative artists, the festival showcases Center Out of Doors offer audiences a diverse range of music, Made possible in part by grants from Daisy and Paul Soros and contemporary and multidisciplinary work that stretch the boundaries dance, opera, and theater. Sponsored by Diet Pepsi and The Wall Street the Charina Endowment Fund of traditional performance. Journal. Artist hospitality provided by Zabar’s. Sponsored by American Express

Mostly Mozart Festival Lincoln Center Out of Doors Great Performers For 44 seasons, Mostly Mozart has been a summer institution. Acclaimed music, dance, spoken word, and family events— Great Performers presented its 44th season of world-class artists in Led by Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée, including annual programs like La Casita and the Roots of American compelling performances of the classical repertoire. Both traditional the Mostly Mozart Festival presents music by Salzburg’s favorite Music Festival—make up this free outdoor festival that has filled and boldly cutting-edge programs included modern and period- son, his contemporaries, composers who influenced and were the plazas of Lincoln Center every August for 40 seasons. instrument orchestra concerts, virtuoso vocal and instrumental influenced by him, and features an annual artist-in-residence. Sponsored by Bloomberg and PepsiCo, Inc. recitals, and New Visions programs. Corporate support provided by your Tri-State Cadillac Dealers Endowment support provided by the American Express Cultural Preservation Fund and UBS. Additional corporate support provided by BNY Mellon.

American Songbook Live From Lincoln Center Meet the Artist Celebrating composers and performers of American popular song, The Emmy Award –winning Live From Lincoln Center brings mem- This vital outreach and educational program, which reached 22,000 American Songbook gives today’s brightest vocal talents the orable performances from Lincoln Center’s 12 resident organizations students last season, provides opportunities to attend live events and chance to shine in styles ranging from country to rock, from to 20 million people each season, providing a nationwide platform to meet the performers, including a tour of Lincoln Center’s campus bluegrass to jazz, and from cabaret to Broadway. for the world’s greatest artists. and theaters. The Meet the Artist Library Series featured performances Sponsored by Pfizer. Major support provided by Fisher Brothers, In Memory Made possible by a major grant from MetLife. Generous support was also in the city’s boroughs during the summer, and Meet the Artist of Richard L. Fisher; and Amy and Joseph Perella. Corporate support provided by Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum and the Robert Wood Saturdays—a new free series at the David Rubenstein Atrium— provided by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust. Additional support provided by The presents all-ages events the first Saturday of every month. Robert and Renée Belfer Family Foundation, Mercedes and Sid Bass, Generously funded by Betty and John Levin and International Flavors & Julien Studley, and National Endowment for the Arts. 22 LINCOLN CENTER Fragrances. Special support for the Meet the Artist Library Series provided by Charles H. Revson Foundation. Endowment support is provided by Disney. Services & Initiatives

Lincoln Center Institute Lincoln Center Tours Audience Development Providing arts and education programs to nearly 100 New York area Lincoln Center tours introduce thousands of annual visitors to Initiatives that introduce new audiences to Lincoln Center’s public schools, Lincoln Center Institute for the Arts in Education (LCI) Lincoln Center’s historic past and ever-changing present. programming include a Black History Month celebration; LC in works with students by helping to stimulate the imagination, encourage Knowledgeable tour guides give a unique overview of the 12 the BX, which brings free concerts to Bronx communities; and the critical thinking and perceptual abilities, and support learning in other resident organizations, including glimpses of rehearsals in Young Patrons of Lincoln Center programs which engage young subjects. Lead support provided by the Robertson Foundation, and progress and artworks on display. professionals in the performing arts. Jack and Susan Rudin.

Avery Fisher Artist Program Family Programming Public Art & List Art Program & Martin E. Segal Awards Lincoln Center introduces families to live performance through Since 1962, the List Art Program has commissioned visual artists to Lincoln Center is dedicated to supporting performing artists special programs during Midsummer Night Swing, Lincoln Center works commemorating Lincoln Center. New works added whose careers are on the rise. Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Artist Out of Doors, Great Performers, and Meet the Artist. The annual include those by Marilyn Minter, Sharon Core, as well as special Program, which includes The Avery Fisher Prize, gives outstanding Family Festival welcomes children, parents, and grandparents for 50th Anniversary commissions from Richard Serra and Terry Winters. instrumentalists significant recognition and financial support. a buffet luncheon and kid-friendly performances. The List Art Program was created with a gift from Albert and Vera List. The Martin E. Segal Awards honor young artists in recognition Made possible in part by a grant from the Newman’s Own Foundation. Major support for the List Art Program provided by Agnes Gund. of outstanding achievement in the arts.

Programs and Services for People David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center Location & Destination with Disabilities Lincoln Center’s public space provides weekly ‘Target® Free Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts provides facility maintenence, Through unwavering efforts, Lincoln Center sets the standard for Thursdays’ performances, discount tickets to available Lincoln Center parking, and cleaning services for five million annual visitors and the arts accessibility with ongoing improvements to its facilities as well performances, ‘wichcraft café, an information desk, and free WiFi. 9,000 people who work and study on the 16.3-acre campus every as providing services for people with disabilities. Generously funded by the Ford Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation day. In addition to being a preeminent cultural destination, Lincoln Made possible in part by endowment support provided by AIG. Additional New York City Cultural Innovation Fund, The Educational Foundation of Center also is the setting for numerous graduation ceremonies, endowment support provided by Frederick P., Daniel and Elihu Rose— America, Algin Management Co., LLC, The New York Community Trust, galas, corporate and media events, and other programs. in Memory of Belle B. Rose. Altman Foundation, and The Mai Family Foundation. American Express Operation of Lincoln Center’s plazas and parks is supported in part is the Proud Partner of the David Rubenstein Atrium. with public funds provided by the City of New York. 23 Students at PS 191 studied a work from Lincoln Center Institute’s repertory The Man Who Planted Trees

Education & Community

A commitment to local and global community outreach and education continues Tens of thousands attended free performances during the 40th anniversary to be a central component of Lincoln Center’s mission. In 2009 –2010, the lives of of Lincoln Center Out of Doors, which included six world premieres. 704,900 people were enriched by combined programs, initiatives, and presentations Lincoln Center Institute for the Arts in Education (LCI) strengthened its including the Meet the Artist School Series, Programs and Services for People leadership role and expanded its extensive national presence through with Disabilities, Lincoln Center Out of Doors, and Lincoln Center Institute. Imagination Conversations, online courses, and electronic media. The Institute Inviting new public spaces appeared across our 16.3 acres. From Illumination welcomed educators from 35 states, eight countries, and two U.S. territories Lawn to Barclays Capital Grove, Charles B. Benenson Grove, and David to its workshops. Rubenstein Atrium, visitors enjoyed a campus that welcomed concertgoers, people watchers, picnic lovers, and WiFi users alike.

24 LINCOLN CENTER A Target® Free Thursday performance by the National Jazz Free kids dance day at Midsummer Night Swing Museum in Harlem All-Stars at David Rubenstein Atrium

More than 37,000 people took a Lincoln Center tour in the first six months of In excess of 22,000 students attended the Meet the Artist School Series during 2010, and three new programs were added: an Art and Architecture tour of the the academic year. The series marked its 30th anniversary with a free Saturday campus, visits conducted in American Sign Language, and foreign language performance in the Atrium, and continued its second season of public library tours. In August 2010, Lincoln Center’s Guided Tour program was selected as presentations in the city’s four outer boroughs. one of New York City’s top ten tours by NYCgo, the city’s premier travel website. The lives of more than 7,000 people were enhanced through the dedicated work ADA accessibility was expanded with the installation of an elevator rising from of Programs and Services for People with Disabilities (PSPD), which includes 65th Street to Hearst Plaza, covered ramps leading from Columbus Avenue programs for disabled children and their families, the Community Outreach to Josie Robertson Plaza, and an elevator from the plaza level to the sheltered Program, and Meet the Artist programs for disabled children and their teachers. Bruce and Robbi Toll Porte-cochère vehicular drop-off area beneath the grand stair. In addition, PSPD provided the free use of large-type and Braille services for over 100,000 patrons.

LINCOLN CENTER 25 The Asphalt Orchestra, an iconoclastic 12-piece marching band, premiered new works by Yoko Ono and David Byrne during Lincoln Center Out of Doors

26 The Meet the Artist School Series presented the performing Participants in the 2010 Lincoln Center Institute arts in specially-created programs for students professional development workshops

704,900 lives were enriched by community programming

and educational initiatives LINCOLN CENTER 27 Thanks to Our Donors

Generous support from our donors raised the curtain on Lincoln Center’s new The vital philanthropy that allowed us to move ahead with the campus transfor - campus and continued our tradition of world-class performances and the very mation is as varied as the rich performance season it also helped us to present. best in community outreach and arts education. Contributions came in the form of gifts from generous individual donors and corporations, as well as grants from private foundations and government agencies Years of planning, creative design and major construction came to fruition in that understand and support Lincoln Center’s mission. the 2009 –2010 season as 90 percent of the campus transformation project was completed. And each phase of this $1.2 billion investment in the future was This level of support would have been impressive under any circumstances, but sustained by the vision and generosity of our supporters. in the context of the difficult economy of the last few years, it is unprecedented. All of us at Lincoln Center are grateful.

28 LINCOLN CENTER From the openness of the architecture to the rolling green public spaces on the campus to the new amenities for visitors, concertgoers, and performers, Lincoln Center has reinforced its role as the world’s leading performing arts center and expanded its value as a public asset to New York City. All of this was made possible by the loyal support of our donors. And we applaud their magnificent performance.

Photos left to right: video blades are part of the new information landscape; Joshua Bell with Friends @ the Penthouse , featuring Sting , was broadcast on Live From Lincoln Center ; Lincoln Center’s grand stair features informational LED text as part of Lincoln Center’s innovative InfoScape.

29 Ways to Support

INDIVIDUAL DONORS CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP Annual contributions from generous individuals directly support all of Lincoln Lincoln Center offers a wide range of sponsorship options that provide corporate Center’s artistic programs and special initiatives. Membership programs, which partners with unrivaled marketing opportunities and alignment with the world’s include the Friends of Lincoln Center, the Friends of Mostly Mozart, Young leading performing arts center. Sponsors enjoy benefits that have become Patrons of Lincoln Center, the Chairman’s Council, and the Great Performers essential to the success of their client entertainment and marketing strategies. Circle, offer a wide array of benefits that aim to heighten our patrons’ connection to the performing arts. GALAS Lincoln Center galas bring together arts patrons and the business community in FOUNDATIONS AND MAJOR GIFTS celebration and support of the performing arts. Galas and other benefits help to Contributions from foundations and altruistic individuals help underwrite the raise funds critical to our annual operations. costs of six internationally acclaimed performance series, including the Lincoln Center Festival, Great Performers, and American Songbook. They also make possible our educational and community outreach initiatives, along with many special projects.

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GOVERNMENT LINCOLN CENTER CORPORATE FUND Each year, Lincoln Center gratefully receives invaluable support from city, state, A vital arts and business collaborative, the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund and federal government partners for our artistic, educational, and community enables hundreds of businesses and corporations to leverage contributions in outreach programs and services, as well as for the maintenance, insurance, support of 11 resident organizations. As an expression of its gratitude, the and security of our public plazas and park spaces. Lincoln Center Corporate Fund offers an extensive set of benefits to meet the needs and wishes of its corporate members as well as their employees, PLANNED GIVING: THE BRAVO SOCIETY customers, and clients. Bravo Society members play an indispensable role in supporting the performing For further information on making a gift or donating services to Lincoln arts by investing in the future of Lincoln Center with an estate or other planned Center, please Tamar Podell, Vice President of Planning and gift, helping to ensure that millions will enjoy world-class performances at Development, at 212.875.5421 or [email protected]. Lincoln Center for generations to come.

Photos left to right: first two photos: Lincoln Center ’s Fall Gala at Avery Fisher Hall; Louis Langrée conducted the Mostly Mozart Festival Opening Night Gala performance; Asphalt Orchestra celebrated the opening of David Rubenstein Atrium.

LINCOLN CENTER 31 THANKS TO OUR ANNUAL SUPPORTERS

$1,000,000 and over Betty and John Levin Frieda and Roy Furman MetLife and MetLife Foundation Sir Deryck and Lady Va Maughan Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Cheryl and Philip Milstein Glenwood Management $500,000 –$999,999 Movado Robert D. Goldfarb Omnicom Group Inc. Harvey and Roberta Golub Barbara and James Block PepsiCo, Inc. The Florence Gould Foundation Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust Pfizer, Inc. The Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum Robertson Foundation William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Lincoln Center Corporate Fund Kara and Stephen M. Ross Leonard Litwin David M. Rubenstein Susan and Jack Rudin Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Steinway & Sons Target Nancy A. Marks The Alice Tully Foundation The Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP $250,000 –$499,999 WNBC/WNJU Amy and Joseph Perella Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ackman Ann Ziff RCDolner LLC American Express One Anonymous Joan and Robert Rechnitz Bank of China Ingeborg and Ira Leon Rennert BNY Mellon $100,000 –$249,999 The Rockefeller Foundation NYC Cultural Frank A. Bennack, Jr./The Hearst Corporation Innovation Fund Robert J. Alexander/CB Richard Ellis, Inc. Dan Benton and Anna Nikolayevsky Benton The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Algin Management Co., LLC Bloomberg Foundation, Inc. Renée E. and Robert A. Belfer David and Susan Coulter The Shubert Foundation Steffi and Robert Berne Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Richard and Susan Braddock Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer Daisy and Paul Soros Carnegie Corporation of New York Ford Foundation Judy and Michael Steinhardt Foundation Charina Endowment Fund Rita E. and Gustave M. Hauser Julien J. Studley Continental Airlines Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hess Turner Construction Company Jennie L. and Richard K. DeScherer Gail and Carl Icahn Ann and Thomas Unterberg The Educational Foundation of America International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. Verizon Communications Cheryl and Blair Effron J.P. Morgan Robert and Anne Essner Suzie and Bruce Kovner Janice Savin Williams and Christopher J. First Republic Bank Jill and Peter Kraus Williams Fisher Brothers Judith and Stanley Zabar

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$50,000 –$99,999 $25,000 –$49,999 Elizabeth A. Cooke and Reynold Levy $10,000 –$24,999 Altman Foundation William and Karen Ackman Jud and Cindy Linville Acme Paper & Supply Co., Inc. Altria Group, Inc. Jody and John Arnhold Margaret and Daniel Loeb Almar Plumbing & Heating Corp. David and Whitney Bloom ARUP Macy's Amtrak Daniel and Estrellita Brodsky Baker & Hostetler LLP Dr. Paul J. Maddon and Progenics Aon Risk Services The Brodsky Organization Gary Barnett Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The Arnow Family Fund Ciara A. Burnham M. Beverly and Robert G. Bartner Leni and Peter May Asian Cultural Council Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Anne H. Bass John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Foundation A-Val Architectural Metal III, LLC Covington & Burling LLP Mr. and Mrs. Sid R. Bass Julie and Edward J. Minskoff Robin and Marc Avram Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP The Frances and Benjamin Benenson Foundation M Tucker Company Magen Banwart Aashish and Dinny Devitre Frank and Mary Lake Bennack Navillus Contracting Theodore H. Barth Foundation Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Dr. Georgette Bennett and Dr. Leonard Polonsky Brooke and Daniel Neidich Ginette and Joshua Becker and ABC, Inc. Louise and David Braver Nespresso Al Berger and Carol Auerbach Bart Friedman and Wendy A. Stein Ronald Bruder Jane and Daniel Och Stanley and Marion Bergman Family Anne and Bill Harrison Bettina and Donald L. Bryant, Jr. James M. and Nora C. Orphanides Charitable Fund Cecilia and Jim Herbert CA, Inc. Party Rental Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bernhard Marlene Hess and James D. Zirin Tri-State Cadillac Dealers Lynne and Richard Pasculano Beyer Blinder Belle David A. Hunt/McKinsey & Company CAPCO STEEL Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Athena and Timothy Blackburn Isilon Systems Champion Metal & Glass, Inc. Performance Foodservice - AFI Marilyn Friedman and Thomas Block The Katzenberger Foundation, Inc. Joseph M. Cohen The Plaza Hotel Shirley Brodsky Lemberg Foundation, Inc./Esme Usdan and Combined Resources Interiors Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon B. Polsky The Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies James Snyder Commodore Construction Corp. Port Morris Tile & Marble Mia Higgins and Andrew Busser Mrs. Jane Lombard Chris and Bruce Crawford The Related Companies LP Capital One Bank The Mai Family Foundation Constans Culver Foundation Josie and Julian Robertson Simona and Jerome A. Chazen Phyllis Mailman Peter D. and Julie Fisher Cummings Susan and Elihu Rose Foundation Cives Steel Company Raymond J. McGuire The Dana Foundation Sara and Maury Rosenberg John Civetta & Sons, Inc. The Ambrose Monell Foundation Michael and Mary Gellert May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. H. Rodgin Cohen Morgan Stanley Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Edith and Martin E. Segal Jill and Irwin B. Cohen The New York Community Trust Arlene and Robert M. Goldberg/Fay J. Lindner Heidi and Stefan M. Selig Peggy and Dick Danziger Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein Deutsche Bank Newman's Own Foundation Janet and Arthur Hershaft Sony Corporation of America Diller Scofidio + Renfro Edward John Noble Foundation Margaret Hess and Michael Y. Chi Susan B. Stearns DOAR Litigation Consulting, LLC Permasteelisa North America Corp The DuBose and Dorothy Heyward Daniel H. Stern Jane and Bill Donaldson Philip Morris International Memorial Fund Barbara and Donald Tober The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Renyi Integrated Building Controls, Inc. Trust for Mutual Understanding Louis M. Dubin Restaurant Associates George B. Irish and Jeannie Irish Trystate Mechanical Inc. Dunard Fund USA, Ltd. Charles H. Revson Foundation Jacobson & Co., Inc. Lucy and Ernest E. Tyrrasch Mary Ellen Dundon The Skirball Foundation Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe United Iron Inc. Ed’s Chowder House Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Edith and Loet Velmans EMC 2 Corporation The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust KPMG LLP Mildred Weissman Equinox Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP Jody Wolfe John and Margot Ernst Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Leslie and Daniel Ziff Barbara J. Fife Joan and Sanford Weill Ralph and Ricky Lauren One Anonymous Gail Furman Zabar’s and Zabars.com Shelly and George Lazarus The G & A Foundation, Inc. The Trust Under the Will of Roberta L. Zuhlke Jonathan J. Ledecky Alice and Nathan Gantcher Mali Sananikone Gaw and Akarin Gaw

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Matthew Goldstein, Chancellor, The City Nextbook Press Lillian Vernon Foundation The Simon and Eve Colin Foundation University of New York Nixon Peabody LLP John and Barbara Vogelstein Connell Foley LLP Ilene Knable Gotts, Esq. Indra and Raj Nooyi Vornado Realty Trust Jean C. and James W. Crystal The Grand Marnier Foundation O’Sullivan Tree & Recycling Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz Curtains Up! Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Gray Patina Restaurant Group Mary J. Wallach D. Ronald Daniel/Lise Scott Nancy and Stanley Grossman Robert Scully and Nancy Peretsman Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Foundation Lucy and Mike Danziger The Harkness Foundation for Dance Pershing Square Capital Management, LP Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ward III Michael David and Lauren Mitchell The Harmon Foundation Staff at PJ Clarkes at Lincoln Square The Weininger Foundation, Inc. Valerie and Charles Diker Gail and Walter Harris Porter House The Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation, Inc. Krystyna and Ronald Doerfler Henry Crown and Company Proskauer Rose LLP Alan Wiener, Wells Fargo Multifamily Capital Tom Elghanayan Roberta Herbison Richard Paul and Ellen S. Richman Private Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. Empire Merchants Roger and Susan Hertog Family Foundation Trust Orin and Lisa Wilf Peter and Joan Faber Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Heyman Louise and Leonard Riggio W&W Glass, LLC Patricia and Edward Falkenberg Hiscock & Barclay LLP Mr. David Rockefeller Xerox Foundation FCV Sewer & Water Inc. illy caffe The David Rockefeller Fund Clayton Young and Cecilia Blewer Fred Geller Electrical Inc. Italian Cultural Institute Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Donald and Barbara Zucker Charlotte Moss and Barry Friedberg Robert J. Ivanhoe Mrs. Frederick P. Rose Ariel and Adam Zurofsky Elyssa and William Friedland Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Three Anonymous Judith A. Garson and Steven N. Rappaport Industry of New York, Inc. Deborah and Chuck Royce Barbara and Peter Georgescu Judith S. Kaye Carol and Lawrence Saper $5,000 –$9,999 Gerstner Family Foundation Mrs. Stephen M. Kellen Adco Electrical Corporation Livia and Leo Schenker Lucy Gladstone Davidson Kempner Capital Management Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Ainslie III Lisa and David T. Schiff The Gramercy Park Foundation, Inc. Wendy Keys and Donald Pels Shana Alexander Charitable Foundation/ Roberta and Irwin Schneiderman Mindy and Jon Gray Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene Kohn Eleanora Kennedy Donna and Marvin Schwartz The Grodzins Fund Landmarc Atlantic Hoisting & Scaffolding, LLC Sequoia Foundation Mary Rodgers and Henry Guettel The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation A Voce Kathleen M. Shanahan Ed and Barbara Hajim Le Parker Meridien New York Jane and Alan Batkin Walter and Judy Shipley Jill and Martin Handelsman Nathan Leventhal and Katherine E. Brown BDT Capital Partners Jack and Shirley Silver The Stephen P. Hanson Family Foundation The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation, Inc. Sol and Margaret Berger Foundation Ben Silverman The Helmsley Park Lane Hotel Parnassus Foundation/Jane and Shelly London and Larry Kanter Marilyn and Jim Simons Raphael Bernstein Barbara S. Horowitz Luce Restaurant & Enoteca Elizabeth Smith and Andrew Malik Julie and Larry Bernstein The Carl Jacobs Foundation Georges Lurcy Charitable and Educational Trust Southern Wine and Spirits of New York Susan and Eliot Black J&A Concrete Corp. The Lyle Foundation Carl Spielvogel and Barbaralee Diamonstein Harvi and Bob Bloom Ellen and Peter Jakobson Mandarin Oriental, New York The St. Regis New York BLT Restaurants Joan and John Jakobson Mitsubishi International Corporation Michael and Joan Steinberg Boston Properties Mrs. Daphne Recanati Kaplan and Mitsui USA Foundation Structural Contracting Services, Inc. Mr. Thomas S. Kaplan Mary Anne and Bruce Bozzi Morgans Hotel Group The Surrey Hotel Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Family Elizabeth A.R. and Ralph S. Brown, Jr. William C. and Susan F. Morris Nicki and Harold Tanner Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burch III Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr. Tishman Construction Corp. Knight Electrical Services Ann L. and Lawrence B. Buttenwieser Donald R. Mullen, Jr. Bruce and Robbi Toll Dr. Barbara Kravitz Shawn and Brook Byers Thomas S. Murphy Michelle Toll and William O'Flanagan Fred Krimendahl and Emilia Saint-Amand Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Carey Nanoosh A. Robert Towbin Lancome USA Marcy Carsey Linda and Stuart Nelson Alair A. Townsend Henna H. Ong and Peter D. Lawrence The Ralph M. Cestone Foundation New England Foundation for the Arts Tri State Dismantling Corporation The Lebensfeld Foundation Betsy and Alan D. Cohn Susan and Donald Newhouse Kara Unterberg Dalia and Larry Leeds

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David W. Levinson Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo Eleanor S. Applewhaite Ravenel and Beth Curry Leon Levy Foundation The Sagner Family Foundation Loreen Arbus Gordon J. Davis and Peggy Cooper Davis Linda and Sandy Lindenbaum Sarah I. Schieffelin Charitable Trust Karen and Gregory Arenson D & B Cousins Construction Corp Arthur L. Loeb Joan C. Schwartz Artec Consultants Inc Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Delafield Arielle Tepper Madover and Ian Madover William and Janet Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. George Asch Scott M. Delman Barbara and J. Robert Mann, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco In Memory of Betty L. Asiel Antoinette Delruelle and Joshua L. Steiner Lynne and Burt Manning Jordan B. Seaman Jim and Bette Asselstine Roberta and Steve Denning Marea Seasonal Restaurant Susan Baker and Michael Lynch Robert and Marti Dinerstein Susan and Morris Mark Anna Marie and Robert F. Shapiro Baldor Specialty Foods, Inc. Nancy Donohue and Diane Elam Judith and David Marrus Adrianne and William Silver Timothy and Katryn Barefield Harry and Misook Doolittle Foundation Dr. Richard J. Massey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith Martin and Rhoda Barr Mr. John R. Doss Richard and Ronay Menschel Norma and Gordon H. Smith Bauerschmidt & Sons Ms. Domitilia M. dos Santos Robert and Joyce Menschel Family Foundation John Ben Snow Memorial Trust John and Gaily Beinecke D&R Central Baking Corp. Sue and Gene Mercy William and Maria Spears Diane Belfer The Durst Organization Philip Michaels, Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Patricia and David K. Specter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berley Martin Edelman Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Sarah and Jeffrey Stafford Margaret R. Bernstein Claire Edersheim Mirken Foundation Nancy and Burton Staniar The Betts Family Foundation Egg Electric Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Montrone Ruth Stanton Leslie and George C. Biddle Margaret and Robert Fagenson Katharine and Kenneth Mountcastle Jay and Deanie Stein Adele Block Mrs. Arlene Farkas and Mr. Kenneth Sidel Helen Nash Sterling Equities The Hon Richard and Cynthia Blumenthal Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Feinberg David and Melanie Niemiec Mrs. Carol Stone Tina and Jeffrey Bolton Michael Field and Jeffrey Arnstein Pamela and Edward Pantzer Leila and Melville Straus Enid & Leonard Boxer First American Title Insurance Company of The Par Group Lynn G. Straus Jill Braufman and Daniel Nir New York Performance Foodservice Springfield Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch The Bread Guy Arlene and Robert Fischer Abraham Perlman Foundation Tod Williams Billie Tsien Robert Brenner Fisher Dachs Associates Per Se Viacom, Inc. Beatrice and Douglas Broadwater Margaret and Howard Fluhr Leon Pflaster/Arnold Steel Co., Inc. VINCE Bonnie Roche-Bronfman and Charles Bronfman William Fox Jr. Foundation, Mrs. Barbara Fox-Bordiga Betty and Carl Pforzheimer Enzo Viscusi The Sander and Norma K. Buchman Fund Andrew J. Frackman and Emily Braun Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Picket Andrea and Paul Vizcarrondo Noreen and Kenneth Buckfire Freedom Forum Judith and Jeffrey Poss Robert Wechsler Foundation Marian C. Burke Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland Rajika and Anupam Puri Sue Ann Weinberg Carole & Bill Butcher FXFOWLE Architects PC John Raphael Lori and Jim Weiss, H. Weiss Equipment Corp. Mary Callaghan Judie and Howard Ganek Susan and Arthur Rebell Mr. and Mrs. James O. Welch, Jr. Andrew Canning and Karen Wells Gideon and Sarah Gartner The Reed Foundation, Inc. Wolfensohn Family Foundation Ann and Leslie Chao Melissa M. Gibbs The Reiss Family Foundation Wolkow Braker Roofing Corp. Vera and Philip Chapman Ms. Lynn Gilbert W. Ann Reynolds and Thomas H. Kirschbaum, M.D. Eileen Yajure/For The Record City Protection Neil Goldstein Melissa and Bruce Rich Barbara and David Zalaznick Andrea Labor Clark and Tim Clark The Gordon Foundation Allan and Reda R. Riley Foundation Three Anonymous James McConnell Clark Barbara Freid Gottesman Barbara J. Riley Diane M. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gould, Jr. Philip W. Riskin Charitable Foundation, Inc. $2,500 –$4,999 Adrianne and Jerry Cohen Eric Abraham Dr. and Mrs. Victor Grann Jane and Paul Rittmaster Constance P. Cohen Stephanie and David Abramson Gray Family Foundation The Felix and Elizabeth Rohatyn Foundation, Inc. Collins Building Services, Inc. AECOM Annette Green Nina Rosenwald Con Edison Linda and Earle Altman Patricia S. Greene Barbara and LeRoy Rubin Mr. and Mrs. John P. Connors, Jr. The American-Scandinavian Foundation James and Marilee Greenwald Fiona and Eric Rudin Mr. Michael Cucka

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Gregory P. Joseph Law Offices LLC Mrs. Helen L. Kimmel Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc. Ellen Roman Gretchen and Gene Grisanti Younghee Kim-Wait Prue Mortimer Jonathan F. P. and Diana Rose Michael and Terry Groll Samuel and Francine Klagsbrun Garry Munson Alexandra Munroe and Robert Rosenkranz Joan and Charles Gross John and Robin Klein Kathryn Myers The Rosenthal Family Foundation Naava and Sanford Grossman Victor and Sarah Kovner Beth and Joshua Nash Stephanie Samuel and Robert M. Rubin Steven Grzic The Estate of Bruce L. Kubert Nastasi Associates Inc. Reed Rubin and Jane Gregory Rubin Agnes Gund Cindy Kurtin NBA and WNBA Lynda and Robert Safron H3 Hardy Collaboration Architects Jill and Barry Lafer Needham Foundation Trust Judy and Dirk Salz Yong Hahn and Christina Park Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin V. Lambert Richard P. and Faye Nespola Jay and Marilyn Sarles Ted & Dina Merrill Hartley Deborah and Peter Lamm The Netter Foundation Marjorie and Richard Schneidman In memory of Dr. Jean Pierre Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Lauder Nippon Steel U.S.A., Inc. Jonathan M. Schorr by his wife Eva Marilyn and Bob Laurie Robert C. and Candice Earley Nolan Francis and Barbara Schott Health and Sanitation Systems Isabelle R. Leeds Bernard Nussbaum Family Foundation Rudy and Elaine Schott Linda and Mel Heineman Jonathan E. Lehman The Gideon and Claudia Oberweger Foundation Hannelore Schulhof Helaba, Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen Carol Leibenson Charles John O'Byrne Sara Lee and Axel Schupf Susan and Robert L. Hermanos Leonardo Lo Cascio & Winebow, Inc. Nancy and Harold Oelbaum Elizabeth W. Scott and Emma E. Dunch Ian and Lea Highet Robert E. Linton Nancy and Morris W. Offit Jon and NoraLee Sedmak The William Talbot Hillman Foundation, Inc. T.P.U. Local One, I.A.T.S.E. Suzi and Martin Oppenheimer Mrs. Richard Selle Leslie Wohlman Himmel Loeb & Loeb LLP Jeffrey M. Palley and Rosana Oliveira Anne and Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff Bonnie and Harold Himmelman London Fischer LLP, Bernard London, Esq. Herbert Pardes Riva and Alan B. Slifka H.J. Kalikow & Co. and John E. Sparling, Esq. Susan and Alan Patricof Annaliese Soros Jackie Harris Hochberg & Robert J. Hochberg Winston and Bette Bao Lord Robin and Bob Paulson Eric Spicer and Christiane Vanderlinden Kelley J. Hochheiser Mr. and Mrs. Ranan Lurie The Peckham Family Foundation The Stainrook Foundation Mrs. Pamela J. Hoiles The Honorable and Mrs. Earle I. Mack Liz and Jeff Peek Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stein Carol and Howard Holtzmann Mr. and Mrs. John W. Madigan Barbara and Victor Pelson The Fred Stein Family Foundation Ruth W. Houghton Myra and Arthur Mahon Martin Peretz Jean Stein, JKW Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hoyt Matthew J. Mallow and Ellen Chesler Ann and Hollis Petersen Aaron and Betty Lee Stern Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hunt Bernice Manocherian In Loving Memory of Nancy Pfifferling Bonnie and Tom Strauss Jill and Ken Iscol Ellen and James S. Marcus Marnie S. Pillsbury Dr. Pavur R. Sundaresan Dr. Betty S. Iu Judith and Michael Margulies P.J. Mechanical Corp. Gloria and Philip Talkow Linda LeRoy Janklow Margery and Edgar Masinter Jill Seaman Plancher Linda and Jay Tanenbaum J.E.S. Plumbing & Heating Corp Mr. and Mrs. William F. May Judith and James Pohlman Steven B. Tanger The Joelson Foundation John E. McAuliffe Jay B. Polonsky Fund Rica F. Tarnoff Charles and Ann Johnson Carol and Philip Mehler Helen and Joel Portugal Lynne Tarnopol Barbara and Donald Jonas Oliver and Shelley Mendell Ronnie and William Potter TD Bank Jones Day Kathy and Tom Mendoza Robert A. Press, MD TDF TAP Plus Program Dr. Joy to the World Foundation Joyce F. Menschel Encarnita and Robert Quinlan Bunny and Sid Todres Marnee and Eric Kaltman Susan Merinoff Mr. and Mrs. Kirk A. Radke Verdura Mrs. Adler Katzander Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meshberg Susan and David Rahm Nancy Voorhees Stephanie and Roy Katzovicz The Metropolitan Opera Catherine A. Rein Sid Wainer & Son Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kauffmann Metropolitan Walters LLC Paula and Ira M. Resnick Mrs. James P. Warburg Kauff McGuire & Margolis LLP Ellen and Lee Metzendorf The Karl F. Reuling Fund Sandra and Stanford Warshawsky George and Mariana Kaufman Andrea and George Miller Mrs. Henry Hart Rice Bonnie T. Webster Carol and Gershon Kekst Lewis and Jean Miller The Frederick W. Richmond Foundation Alan and Elaine Weiler Stuart and Isabel Kessler Marianne and Steve Mills Rockwell Group Earl D. and Gina Ingoglia Weiner

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Charlene Magen Weinstein Facade Maintenance Design KJC Waterproofing, Inc. William and Lia Poorvu Joseph and Deborah Werner Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fadem Lucinda E. Knuth Berndt and Brenda Rauch Judy and Josh Weston Ms. Laurie Ferber Podolsky June Koizumi Denice H. Rein The Wien Family Fund The Flanders Group Jennifer and Jeffrey Kolitch Kenneth and Judith Reiss Jill Furman Willis and Richard Willis Susan L. and Arthur Fleischer, Jr. Susan and Rob Koweek Judith and Burton Resnick Susan and Benjamin Winter Daria and William Foster Lutz Kramer The Richardson Foundation Miss Elizabeth Wohlgemuth Jill and Michael Franco Martin Kravet, President of Royal Abstract Isabel Rose Audrey Y. Zucker Claire Frankel Mr. and Mrs. George Krupp Jeffrey A. and Marjorie G. Rosen Fourteen Anonymous Dr. Stuart Froum Sheila C. Labrecque Rosenberg & Estis PC John Gallin and Son, Inc. The Charles Henry Leach II Foundation Lesley & Ted Rosenthal $1,000 –$2,499 Ambassador Richard N. Gardner Joseph and Juanita Leff Laura and Jim Ross Carrie and Leigh Abramson Goldfarb & Fleece Ms. Beth Leventhal Jan and Lawrence Ruben Ahad Holdings, Inc. Eugene and Emily Grant Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lipman Andrew Rubin Mark H. Alcott The David and Alan Greene Family The Lipton Foundation Deborah Ruffins Sarah Arison Foundation, Inc. Barbara Lorber/NYC & Company Mary and Win Rutherfurd Paul Arnhold Mary Livingston Griggs and Mary Griggs Burke Eileen Josten Lowe Lauren Cabral Salem Norma Ketay Asnes Foundation Joella and John Lykouretzos Raymond and Kimber Sanseverino Maria and Mike Avram Barbara Grodd Mac Felder, Inc. Michael and Donna Sasso Bed, Bath and Beyond Susan Ochshorn and Marc Gross Phyllis and William Mack Emily and James Satloff Barbara Bell Cook Frances and Gerard Guillemot Merle and Paul Marcus Henry Schacht Dr. Ksenija Belsley Peter and Helen Haje Edwina Marks Joan and Stuart Schapiro Tabber B. Benedict Ellen Hakim Martin Scott Wines Irwin S. Scherzer Foundation Helen Bergman Herbert B. Halberg Sylvia and Leonard Marx, Sr. Schindler Elevator Corporation Philip M. Berkowitz/Nixon Peabody LLP Mr. Edward Hall Penny McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schwartz Pamela and Gene Bernstein Lynne and Harold Handler The Janis and Alan Menken Foundation Marsha and Jerry M. Seslowe Jessica Betts Mary W. Harriman Foundation Sandra and Edward Meyer Bernard and Eleanor W. Shakin Kwesi C. Blair Malo and John Harrison Stacey and Eric Mindich Nina and Andrew Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bralver Mary Harrison Gillian and Sylvester Miniter Ted and Mary Jo Shen Ms. Lynne C. Cadbury Shelley and Gilbert Harrison Carolyn Minskoff Mr. Warren Shepell Cambridge Who's Who Publishing, Inc. Drs. Marion G. Hart and Stanley Kaye Nancy and Joe Missett Ms. Delia Sheridan Iris Cantor Kathryn and David Heleniak M&T Bank Corporation Gil Shiva Leona Chanin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Helman Joshua Muss The Shubert Organization, Inc. Jimmy Chue Buck Henry Charitable Fund Administered by the Roy R. and Marie S. Neuberger Foundation, Inc. Maria and Brian Shydlo Mary Cirillo Goldberg California Community Foundation Helaine and Larry Newman Arlene B. Simon Michele and Terry Cone Hermione Foundation Marsha Newman and Stan Pollack Neil Simon Consulate General of Israel in New York Mrs. Paul L. Herring Newmark Knight Frank Nancy Sloan Cord Contracting Co., Inc. Horacio and Julia Herzberg NSP Enterprises, Inc. Jean Kennedy Smith Mrs. Daniel Cowin Milton N. Hoffman Co. Brian O’Neil Melissa A. Smith Alvin and Charlotte Crawford Josephine Lawrence Hopkins Foundation Rita and Dan Paul Carla Solomon and Antonio Magliocco, Jr. Jennifer Daniels In Memory of “Renate” Pentagram Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Debrovner Melissa Elstein and Eric Katzman Lisa and Richard Perry Joan and Michael Spero Charles E. Dorkey, III, Esq. Priscilla F. Kauff Scott Phillips Stephen Stamas Duane Park Patisserie Sheila Keats Mr. Evan Picoult Susan and Joseph Stamler The Lewis M. Eisenberg Family and Bicky and George Kellner William F. Plunkett Elizabeth and Neil Stein the Ironhill Foundation Dilara and Gün Keresteci Leslie Fay Pomerantz Lee and Roger Strong Maurice Polkowitz and Elaine Fabrikant Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kinney Mr. Harry Pontone Maureen and John Sweeney

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Margaretta Taylor The Honorable Jessica S. Lappin, Mr. Heinz K. Hofmeister Ms. Rose Lynn Weinstein Julie Taymor and Elliot Goldenthal New York City Council Mrs. Jane B. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Weinstein Telepan Restaurant - Jimmy Nicholas The Honorable Malcolm A. Smith, President Ms. Ginger D. Karren Mrs. Sarah Weisberg Pro Tempore, New York State Senate Joan G. Toepfer Dr. Sivia Kaye Mrs. George Weissman The Honorable Thomas K. Duane, Lee and Marvin Traub Mr. Stuart Kessler Dr. C. E. Rubinstein and Phillip M. Winegar New York State Senate Valentino Tom and Jody King Marilyn M. Wolf The Honorable José M. Serrano, Marjorie and Charles Van Dercook New York State Senate Mr. and Mrs. I. Stanley Kriegel Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Zieselman Joris and Marie-Anne van Roijen The Honorable Sheldon Silver, Speaker, Mr. Berkley D. Leeds Ms. Carol Zuckerman Bill Vrattos New York State Assembly Ms. Linda Leven We also thank the members of the Bravo Society Nancy Wagman Foundation The Honorable Linda Rosenthal, Mr. Nathan Leventhal who wish to remain anonymous. Laura and Justin Walder New York State Assembly Florence Lotrowski Lincoln Center Counsels’ Council Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Wallberg The Honorable Richard N. Gottfried, Mrs. Virginia Lyon New York State Assembly Lincoln Center is extremely grateful for the pro Ms. Marian M. Warden Flora Major New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and bono legal services provided by the members of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Historic Preservation, Carol Ash, Commissioner following law firms and corporate legal departments. Cathy and Stephen Weinroth New York State Council on the Arts Ms. Anne M. Morris The Western Construction Group/ National Endowment for the Arts Mr. Murray L. Nathan Baker & Hostetler Brisk Waterproofing Co. Mrs. Alice Netter Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Naida S. Wharton Foundation Planned Giving: Mr. Stanley Newman Covington & Burling LLP David Worby The Bravo Society Alan A. and Barbara Nicoll Davis Polk & Wardwell William Vitacco Associates, Ltd. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts greatly Martin J. Oppenheimer, Esq. Dewey & LeBoeuf Seven Anonymous appreciates the generosity and foresight of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pollack DOAR Litigation Consulting those individuals who have included a provision Mr. Desmond Printz Government Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP for Lincoln Center in their estate planning. Ms. Eleanor Pripadcheff Hiscock & Barclay, LLP Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is deeply Ms. Lourdes Proto Jones Day grateful to the government agencies and Ms. Claudia Adams Mr. Francis H. Rasmus, Jr. Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP elected representatives listed below for their Mr. Robert Ardini Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richards Nixon Peabody LLP support for our 2009–10 season. Ms. Jane Boutwell Ms. Roberta Robins Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Mr. Paul Bowley City of New York, Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor Ms. Susan Robinson Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP Eric Brauer New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Ms. Rama Rodvien Proskauer Rose LLP Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Broden Kate D. Levin, Commissioner Ms. Gloria Roma Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Ms. Katherine Buchanan New York City Department of Parks and Ms. Evelyn Ronell Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz Recreation, Adrian Benepe, Commissioner Mr. David G. Clough Ms. Joyce Rosen Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP New York City Department of Education, Mr. Charles Edward Cole Sheila M. Rosen Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. Chancellor Joel Klein Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Mr. John F. Scheich Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP New York City Department of Youth and Mr. Stephen Delehanty Community Development, Jeanne B. Mullgrav, Dr. Jayne Schneider-Rynar Jamie deRoy Commissioner Mr. John Seaman Stephen W. Fillo New York City Department for the Aging, Mr. Martin E. Segal Stuart M. Fischman Lilliam Barrios-Paoli, Commissioner Dr. Sidney Shanker Ms. Lorraine Fox The Honorable Scott Stringer, Ms. Arlene Shuler Borough President Frieda and Roy Furman Ms. Christine E. Sohn Speaker Christine C. Quinn, New York Mrs. Marjorie Freund Mr. Philip F. Stattel City Council Gene and Edith Friedman Mrs. Frank E. Taplin, Jr. The Honorable James Van Bramer Cultural Affairs Sharon J. Handler Chair, New York City Council Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Tyrrasch Ms. Allison B. Hart The Honorable Gale A. Brewer, Ms. Josephine Ueno Mrs. Eva Hartman New York City Council Mr. Marshall Weinberg

38 LINCOLN CENTER A view of the new restaurant Lincoln from Hearst Plaza

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The Bravo Lincoln Center Campaign made possible several significant construction opened to the public. An elegant grand stair now spans the sunken Roslyn and milestones throughout the past fiscal year. In September 2009, an array of new Elliot Jaffe Family Drive and the Bruce and Robbi Toll Porte-cochère concourse- and newly restored features opened that together improve the entire Lincoln level entrance. As a result, pedestrians have unencumbered access from the side - Center campus for all of those who perform, work, and visit here. Festivities walk to Josie Robertson Plaza and the surrounding Lincoln Center concert halls. included the dedication of a wholly restored Josie Robertson Plaza and a new It is of particular note that this new entrance includes important ADA-compliant Revson Fountain as well as the opening of Barclays Capital Grove and Credit access—seamlessly integrated, weather-protected ramps; an elevator at David Suisse Information Grandstand. H. Koch Theater; and two escalators, one at Koch Theater and another at Avery Two additional green spaces were celebrated in May 2010 with the opening of Fisher Hall. Improved concourse roadways and pedestrian corridors also help to Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn and the dedication of Charles B. Benenson ease passage among our many concert halls. Grove. Concurrently, a thoughtfully redesigned Columbus Avenue entrance

40 LINCOLN CENTER Leading the charge to facilitate these important initiatives was Bravo Campaign Lincoln Center and New York City’s cultural community will be longtime Founding Chairman David M. Rubenstein. In collaboration with Campaign beneficiaries of his dedication and philanthropy. Going forward, the Campaign Co-chairs Peter L. Malkin and Blair W. Effron, and with the support of the entire anticipates another successful year as our new Campaign Chairman David Campaign Steering Committee, Mr. Rubenstein led an effort that has brought Coulter joins Co-chairs Malkin and Effron in the final charge to raise the total fundraising to $637,000,000 or 81 percent toward the overall capital and remaining funds necessary to close the Campaign and complete redevelopment. endowment goal. The Bravo Campaign also secured bequest intentions in excess of $36,000,000.

In June 2010, after five years of exceptional service, Mr. Rubenstein stepped Photos left to right: The grand stair is flanked by twin ramps covered with sleek glass down as Chairman of the Bravo Campaign. His tenure was memorable for its canopies; Hearst Plaza is the site of (l to r) Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn, Paul Milstein many successes and for the goodwill and generosity it engendered in others. Pool and Terrace, and Barclays Capital Grove.

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Bravo Champion ($20,000,000 and above) Credit Suisse Nancy Abeles Marks Efraim Grinberg The City of New York The Walt Disney Company The Ambrose Monell Foundation The Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation The State of New York Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Edward John Noble Foundation, Inc. David and Alice Hunt Family Foundation Federal Highway Administration & The Feil Family Omnicom Group Inc. Frayda and George Lindemann Federal Transit Administration Jerome L. Greene Foundation The Pasculano Foundation Leonard Litwin Bruce and Suzie Kovner Roslyn and Elliot Jaffe Family PepsiCo Foundation Sir Deryck and Lady Va Maughan Ronald P. Stanton J.P. Morgan Amy and Joseph Perella Raymond J. McGuire William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust The Starr Foundation Ingeborg and Ira Leon Rennert Mitsui USA Betty and John Levin Bravo Benefactor ($10,000,000 and above) David Rockefeller William C. and Susan F. Morris Leon Levy Foundation The Morse Family Foundation Katherine G. Farley and The Speyer Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Susan and Jon Rotenstreich Foundation, Inc. Cheryl and Philip Milstein The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Movado Foundation, Inc. Ford Foundation Polo Ralph Lauren The New York Community Trust Hess Corporation Charles H. Revson Foundation, Inc. Paul and Daisy Soros The Rebell Family Hess Foundation, Inc. Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Joan H. Tisch Thomas and Elizabeth Renyi Alice and David Rubenstein The Donald and Barbara Zucker Family Lizzie S. and Jonathan M. Tisch Rockefeller Brothers Fund Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Foundation Bruce and Robbi Toll Mrs. Frederick P. Rose The Alice Tully Foundation Two Anonymous Turner Construction Company Karen and Gary Rose Ann Ziff and the Ziff Family Bravo Sustainer ($1,000,000 and above) UBS Edith and Martin E. Segal One Anonymous American Express Verizon Foundation Heidi and Stefan Selig Bravo Patron ($5,000,000 and above) Barclays Capital Mildred and George Weissman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon The Robert A. and Renée E. Belfer Mercedes and Sid Bass One Anonymous Ambassador Carl Spielvogel and Barbaralee Diamonstein Family Foundation Mary Lake and Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Bravo Friend ($500,000 and above) Wachovia Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. James A. Block Altria Group, Inc. John C. Whitehead Citi Foundation Charina Endowment Fund / Horace W. Richard and Susan Braddock The Williams Capital Group, L.P. The Hauser Foundation Goldsmith Foundation Leni and Peter May One Anonymous The Hearst Foundations and Hearst Corporation Deutsche Bank Pfizer The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Cheryl and Blair Effron Nicki and Harold Tanner Bravo Supporter (up to $99,999) Morgan Stanley Frieda and Roy Furman Ann and Thomas Unterberg Norma Asnes Josie and Julian H. Robertson, Jr. Goldman Sachs Christina and Robert C. Baker Bravo Leader ($100,000 and above) Kara and Stephen M. Ross Harvey and Roberta Golub The Achelis Foundation Susan Baker and Michael Lynch Two Anonymous Cecilia and Jim Herbert Altman Foundation John B. Beinecke The Lauder Foundation— Bravo Partner ($3,000,000 and above) The Bodman Foundation Carolyn and Laurence Belfer Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Fund Frances and Benjamin Benenson Foundation Booth Ferris Foundation Elizabeth Belfer & The Estée Lauder Companies, Inc. Dan Benton and Anna Nikolayevsky Benton Chris and Bruce Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Bellas Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum Steffi and Robert Berne Jennie L. and Richard K. DeScherer Sol and Margaret Berger Foundation Lehman Brothers BNY Mellon Ernst & Young LLP Cashin Family Fund McKinsey & Company David and Susan Coulter Barry S. Friedberg and Charlotte Moss Diane M. Coffey Macy’s Foundation Bart Friedman and Wendy A. Stein The Nathan Cummings Foundation 42 Jean S. and Richard E. Deems Peter Frelinghuysen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Gerschel Louis V. Gerstner Frances Glick Eugene and Emily Grant Paul and Diane Guenther Gurnee F. Hart Ruth Houghton Landmark West! Nancy and Jeffrey Lane Nathan Leventhal Elizabeth Cooke and Reynold Levy Bertha and Isaac Liberman Foundation The Fay J. Lindner Foundation Phyllis and William Mack John B. Madden Shelly and Tony Malkin William F. May Cheryl and Michael Minikes Monterey Fund, Inc. Martin J. Oppenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Osman Louise and Lake Polan Mrs. Lisa Schiff Roberta and Irwin Schneiderman Esther Simon Charitable Trust The John R. and Inge P. Stafford Foundation Strong Foundation of New York Julien J. Studley Time Equities, Inc. Alair A. Townsend Balance Sheets June 30, 2010 and 2009 ($000) ASSETS 2010 2009 Cash and cash equivalents $30,738 $97,743 Restricted cash 11,979 2,204 Accounts and investment income receivable 15,959 19,440 Contributions and grants receivable 139,078 106,343 Prepaid expenses and inventory 4,958 5,773 Investments 171,765 157,704 Funds held by bond trustee—Redevelopment Projects 31,117 105,156 Deferred bond issuance costs, net 2,339 2,490 Fixed assets, net 388,191 349,762 Total assets $796,124 $846,615

LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $12,151 $16,976 Accounts payable and accrued expenses—Redevelopment Projects 30,060 53,584 Fair value of interest rate swaps 33,187 22,688 Deferred revenue 5,222 5,384 Long-term debt—Redevelopment Projects 353,547 353,823 Long-term debt—Other 5,615 11,147 Total liabilities $439,782 $463,602

NET ASSETS Unrestricted: General operating $5,102 $4,991 Board designated 107,981 94,552 Redevelopment and other physical capital 160,191 174,106 Total unrestricted 273,274 273,649 Temporarily restricted 12,530 30,927 Permanently restricted 70,538 78,437 Total net assets $356,342 $383,013 Total liabilities and net assets $796,124 $846,615

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. A complete copy of Lincoln Center’s audited financial statements are available upon request. Call 212.875.5255 or fax your request to 212.875.5275. 44 LINCOLN CENTER Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 ($000) GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2010 2009 Contributions, grants, and special events, net $19,907 $23,323 Investment return for current operations 3,462 5,564 Box office and other program service revenue 8,429 10,091 Facilities services and rental income 43,793 40,567 Other income 1,539 1,505 Net assets released from restrictions 20,242 14,808 Total general operating revenue $97,372 $95,858 GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES Performance presentations 20,020 24,892 Education and outreach 8,344 10,042 Facilities management and services 47,489 42,640 Visitor and patron services 1,853 2,168 New ventures and special projects 1,404 1,580 Total program services $79,110 $81,322 Management and general 13,311 13,042 Fundraising 4,579 5,034 Total supporting services 17,890 18,076 Total general operating expenses $97,000 $99,398 GENERAL OPERATING TRANSFERS (261) 3,991 Excess of operating revenue over expenses $111 $451 OTHER CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Board designated contributions and revenue $1,129 $2,142 Investment return (deficiency) in excess of designated for current operations 3,141 (41,250) Net unrealized loss on swap agreements (10,477) (13,062) Net assets released from restrictions 134,143 293,477 Depreciation and other expenses (11,368) (7,455) Redevelopment project expenses (124,649) (136,139) Contribution redesignated by donor 7,334 — Transfers 261 (3,991) Total other changes in unrestricted net assets $(486) $93,722 CHANGES IN RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Restricted contributions and grants $128,753 $173,841 Contribution redesignated by donor (7,334) — Investment return 8,535 245 Change in donor commitments (1,866) — Net assets released from restrictions (154,384) (308,285) Total changes in restricted net assets ($26,296) ($134,199) Total change in net assets ($26,671) ($40,026) Net assets at beginning of the year 383,013 423,039 Net assets at end of the year $356,342 $383,013 Photo Credits: Front cover: Lincoln Center sign and p. 1: Fashion’s Night Out: © Mark Bussell; p. 2: video blades: Nicole Szalewski; p. 4: Farley: Brian Stanton © 2009; Levy: Blanche Williamson; p. 6 –7: Barclays Capital Grove: © Mark Bussell; p. 8: Presidents Bridge: Diller Scofidio + Renfro; Welser-Möst: © 2006 Roger Mastroianni; p. 9: Malandrino spring/summer 2011 presentation: Don Ashby; King Lear : Manuel Harlan; p. 10 –11: Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn: © Mark Bussell; p. 12: Dirty Projectors: Nan Melville; p. 13: Dudamel and Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra: © 2010 Richard Termine; p. 14 –15: Midsummer Night Swing: Brian Stanton © 2010; p. 16: A Disappearing Number : © Stephanie Berger; p. 17: Nézet-Séguin and Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra: © 2010 Richard Termine; p. 18 –19: Question Mark and the Mysterians: Kevin Yatarola; The Demons , Varèse: (R)evolution : © Stephanie Berger; p. 20: Blythe, Langrée, and Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra: © 2010 Richard Termine; p. 21: Miroku : © Stephanie Berger. p. 22: Programming: Summer at Lincoln Center: © Mark Bussell; Midsummer Night Swing: Brian Stanton © 2010; Lincoln Center Festival: © Stephanie Berger; Mostly Mozart Festival: © 2010 Richard Termine; Lincoln Center Out of Doors: Kevin Yatarola; Great Performers: © 2010 Richard Termine; American Songbook: © Stephanie Berger; Live From Lincoln Center: © 2010 Richard Termine; Meet the Artist: © 2010 Stefan Cohen. p. 23: Services & Initiatives: Lincoln Center Institute: Jane Hoffer; Lincoln Center Tours: © Mark Bussell; Audience Development: Brian Stanton © 2010; Martin E. Segal Awards: Sarah Needham; Family Programming: Kevin Yatarola; List Art Program: © Richard Serra; Programs and Services for People with Disabilities: Sarah Needham; David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center: © 2010 Stefan Cohen; Location & Destination: © Mark Bussell. p. 24 –25: Lincoln Center Institute: Jane Hoffer; National Jazz Museum in Harlem All-Stars: © 2010 Stefan Cohen; Kids dance day: Kevin Yatarola; p. 26 –27: Asphalt Orchestra: Kevin Yatarola; Meet the Artist: © 2010 Stefan Cohen; Lincoln Center Institute workshop: Jane Hoffer; p. 28 –29: video blades: © Iwan Baan; Sting, Joshua Bell: © Stephanie Berger; Revson Fountain: © Mark Bussell; p. 30 –31: Fall Gala: Avery Fisher Hall, Asphalt Orchestra: Blanche Williamson; Langrée: © 2010 Richard Termine; p. 39 –41, 43: Lincoln restaurant, grand stair, Hearst Plaza, Revson Fountain: © Mark Bussell; p 46 –47: Blind Boys of Alabama: © Stephanie Berger, p. 49: Revson Fountain: © Mark Bussell; back cover: grand stair: © Mark Bussell.

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.

© 2010 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc.

American Songbook, CenterCharge, Imagination Award, Imagination Conversation, LC IN THE BX, Lincoln Center, Live From Lincoln Center, Midsummer Night Swing, Mostly Mozart, Street of the Arts, and The Five Arches design are registered trademarks and service marks of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. SENIOR STAFF

Reynold Levy, President

Ron Austin, Executive Director, Lincoln Center Development Project

Peter Duffin, Vice President, Brand Management

Rosemarie Garipoli, Executive Director, Bravo Lincoln Center Campaign

John Goberman, Executive Producer, Television

Kerry Madden, Vice President, Concert Halls & Operations

Jane Moss, Vice President, Programming

Scott Noppe-Brandon, Executive Director, Lincoln Center Institute

Liza Parker, Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer

Tamar C. Podell, Vice President, Planning & Development

Nigel Redden, Director, Lincoln Center Festival

Lesley Friedman Rosenthal, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary

Dan Rubin, Vice President, Finance/Chief Financial Officer

Betsy Vorce, Vice President, Public Relations

Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, Director of Fashion The Blind Boys of Alabama were featured in a series of three concerts during Lincoln Center Festival LINCOLN CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR Frank A. Bennack, Jr. James H. Herbert II William C. Morris Katherine Farley Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chairman and Chief Executive Officer President Hearst Corporation First Republic Bank The Metropolitan Opera Association PRESIDENT Anna Nikolayevsky Benton David A. Hunt Indra Nooyi Reynold Levy Managing Member Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Axel Capital Management PepsiCo, Inc. Carl C. Icahn VICE CHAIRS Richard S. Braddock Chairman, Icahn Associates Dian D. Ogilvie David Alan Coulter Chairman and CEO, Fresh Direct Senior Vice President & Secretary Robert A. Iger Managing Director & Senior Advisor Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Susan S. Braddock President and Chief Executive Officer Warburg Pincus LLC President, Metropolitan Opera Guild The Walt Disney Company Jette Parker Richard K. DeScherer Diane M. Coffey Judith S. Kaye Gary W. Parr Partner, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Managing Director Of Counsel Chairman, New York Philharmonic Joel S. Ehrenkranz Peter J. Solomon Company, L.P. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Joseph R. Perella Partner, Ehrenkranz & Ehrenkranz LLP Dinyar Devitre Jeff Kindler Partner, Perella Weinberg Partners LP Roy Furman Special Advisor, General Atlantic LLC Chairman & CEO, Pfizer Thomas A. Renyi Vice Chairman, Jefferies & Company Blair W. Effron Peter S. Kraus Retired Chairman, John B. Hess Founding Partner Chairman and CEO, Alliance Bernstein The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Officer LLC Shelly Lazarus Julian H. Robertson, Jr. Hess Corporation Robert Essner Chairman –Worldwide, Ogilvy & Mather Chairman, Tiger Management L.L.C Bruce Kovner Retired Chairman and CEO, Wyeth Thomas H. Lee Elizabeth Rohatyn Chairman, Caxton Associates LP Harold Ford, Jr. President Stephen M. Ross Laurie M. Tisch Executive Vice Chairman, Thomas H. Lee Capital Chairman & CEO, Related Companies President, Bank of America—Merrill Lynch Nathan Leventhal Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Peter Frelinghuysen President Emeritus David M. Rubenstein Co-Founder and Managing Director Ann Ziff Partner, Morris & McVeigh LLP Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. The Carlyle Group Bart Friedman Betty Levin TREASURER Senior Partner, President, Corporate Art Directions Mrs. Lisa Schiff Chairman, Jazz at Lincoln Center Harvey Golub Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Xiaojing Li Retired Chairman and CEO Masaaki Fujita General Manager Stefan M. Selig American Express Company President & CEO, Bank of China, USA Branches Executive Vice Chairman Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc. Global Corporate Investment Banking DIRECTORS Dr. Frayda B. Lindemann Bank of America –Merrill Lynch Stephanie George Vice President Ronnie Ackman Executive Vice President, Time Inc. Metropolitan Opera Association Daisy M. Soros Chairman, The Paul & Daisy Soros Robert J. Alexander Efraim Grinberg Judson C. Linville Fellowships for New Americans Chairman, Tri-State Region Chairman & CEO, Movado Group, Inc . CEO, Citi Cards, Citigroup CB Richard Ellis, Inc. Julien J. Studley Audrey Butvay Gruss Peter L. Malkin Principal, Studley New Vista Susan L. Baker President, The Audrey and Martin Chairman, Malkin Holdings, LLC Chairman, New York City Opera Gruss Foundation Alair A. Townsend Sir Deryck C. Maughan Crain’s New York Business John B. Beinecke William B. Harrison, Jr. Partner, & Co. Chairman, Lincoln Center Theater Former Chairman & CEO Ann Unterberg Raymond J. McGuire Chairman, Lincoln Center Institute Renée Belfer JPMorgan Chase & Co. Head, Global Banking, Citi John L. Vogelstein Albert C. Bellas Rita E. Hauser President, The Hauser Foundation Philip L. Milstein Chairman Founder & Managing Director Principal, Ogden CAP Properties, LLC New Providence Asset Management The Solaris Group, LLC George Walker DIRECTORS EMERITI Chairman and CEO CO-CHAIRS Neuberger Berman Group, LLC June Noble Larkin Christopher J. Williams Martin E. Segal Chairman and Chief Executive Officer The Williams Capital Group, L.P. John Wren Barbara H. Block President and CEO, Omnicom Group Inc. Willard C. Butcher Bruce Crawford EX OFFICIO Hon. Michael R. Bloomberg Hon. William H. Donaldson The Mayor of The City of New York Victor Gotbaum Hon. Patricia E. Harris Mayoral Designee Eugene P. Grisanti Hon. Christine C. Quinn Mary Rodgers Guettel Speaker, New York City Council Ruth W. Houghton Jonathan Sheffer H. Frederick Krimendahl II Speaker’s Designee William F. May Hon. Kate D. Levin Commissioner Martin J. Oppenheimer New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Mrs. Frederick P. Rose Hon. Adrian Benepe Commissioner, New York City Department Susan Rudin of Parks and Recreation Irwin Schneiderman Walter V. Shipley CHAIRMEN EMERITI Amyas Ames (1906 –2000) Howard Solomon Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Hon. Carl Spielvogel Bruce Crawford Stephen Stamas Chairman, Omnicom Group Inc. Ronald P. Stanton John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906 –1978) Lillian Vernon Martin E. Segal (1929 –2007) As of October 12, 2010 George Weissman (1919 –2009) Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023-6583 212.875.5000 LincolnCenter.org