2015/16 Our Impact 2015/16 p. 4

Our Programs & Festivals p. 36

Our Friends & Finances p. 50

Noureddin Khourchid, Al Nabolsy Ensemble, and the Whirling Dervishes of Damascus traveled from Syria to perform at the second annual Global Exchange on September 15, 2016 —receiving a standing ovation from the crowd at Alice Tully Hall.

Lincoln Center 3 Dear Friends:

This year, the extraordinary artistry of Lincoln Center reached more people than ever before.

We have significantly grown our network of community partners, audiences, corporate sponsors, and generous individual supporters. Together, we have amplified the power of our outreach work, bringing younger audiences, students, and underserved communities into the Lincoln Center family.

The cover of our Annual Report highlights a moment from this past year where the strength of our community was made manifest. On a hot August afternoon, 3,000 people came together on campus for the world premiere of David Lang’s epic choral work, the public domain. Nearly 1,000 volunteer singers from all walks of life rehearsed throughout the summer for one rapturous performance based on the idea that we are all part of a global community—one that is best unified through the arts. The New York Times called it “a great day to be a New Yorker.” What could better reflect the mission of Lincoln Center?

In 2015–16, Lincoln Center’s 11 constituents collaborated in new and exciting ways, demonstrating the synergies only possible at the world’s premier performing arts center. Numerous collaborative projects, performances, and special events delighted audiences, from the New York Philharmonic’s co-presentation with Lincoln Center of The Importance of Being Earnest to a special exhibit at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts exploring 50 years of the Mostly Mozart Festival. The campus came together once again for a Day in the Life at Lincoln Center, where an entire day of activity on the many stages of Lincoln Center was livestreamed on Facebook.

This spring’s Digital Launch introduced two mobile apps, including a self-guided campus tour; a new website and video portal; a robust calendar of livestreams; and expanded social media channels. These tools have enhanced our connection with both global and local audiences, who can now get tickets on their mobile devices, preorder intermission drinks, and even find the shortest restroom line.

Lincoln Center Education provides an extensive array of programs for both teachers and students in schools and in our communities, while training teachers to think like artists and artists to think like teachers. To further extend our reach, we partner with underserved communities in all five boroughs to bring free performances and screenings to libraries, community centers, and public spaces for all to enjoy.

Lincoln Center’s contribution to our community goes well beyond the purely artistic. Released in June, our Economic Impact report for 2014–15 revealed that Lincoln Center contributed $2.4 billion to New York’s economy, in addition to 16,000 jobs. The report’s analysis found that 44% of all Lincoln Center attendees took advantage of free performances, events, and admissions. Beyond the numbers, our programs matter deeply to the people they reach each day. Independent surveys of our patrons and campus visitors show just how much Lincoln Center means to our neighbors, to New Yorkers, and to tourists from around the globe.

In the following pages, you’ll hear directly from the people who are personally touched by our efforts every day—both on campus and around the world. Their words are paired with facts and figures from our most recent seasons at Lincoln Center. In exploring these stories, we hope that you will share our pride in what has been accomplished and what is to come.

Thank you for being part of Lincoln Center’s success story.

Sincerely,

Katherine Farley Liza Parker Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Chairman Chief Operating Officer Orchestra in a free performance in collaboration with Lincoln Center Out of Doors.

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4 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 5 I signed up for the public domain because who wouldn’t want to sing with 1,000 people in New York City? Cindy T., Singer A crowd of 3,000 gathered to witness and participate in the public domain, a choral work for 1,000 New York voices.

A Beacon for Art Lovers

Celebrating the 50th Mostly Mozart Festival, Lincoln Center commissioned an original work by composer David Lang. A choral work for 1,000 voices, the public domain premiered on August 13, 2016.

6 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 7 What I like most about my experiences at Where Families Lincoln Center is being able to educate my family musically and culturally with the different aspects of the performing arts. Feel at Home Ingrid J., Family-Linc Parent

In 2016, LC Kids grew from 700 families to over 5,000. That’s 600% growth. Silent Disco was part of the LC Kids Winter Warm-Up in February 2016. Another kid-friendly program at Lincoln Center is Family-Linc, which invites low-income families to campus for performances, workshops, tours, and other opportunities to engage with the arts and each other.

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This art form is a passion, but getting here has been a hustle. These teachers and counselors are so absorbed in what you want to do. And the more somebody is invested in you, the more you know you’re going to do better. Briana, Grade 8, 2015 Boot Camp Alumna

Engaging 98% of students at our Tomorrow’s Talent Arts Audition Boot Camp

The Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp, through a partnership between Lincoln Center Education and the NYC DOE, offers two weeks of intensive training in acting, voice, music, visual art, and dance. were accepted to a high school At Boot Camp, rising eighth graders in schools with high numbers of children from low-income families prepare for auditions at competitive performing arts high schools. of their choice.

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Our boys, both on the autism spectrum, love to watch the beautiful performances. They leave happier and filled with soothing comfort. They were reluctant at first, but we can now stay and enjoy the whole event. The staff is welcoming and accommodating to the individual needs of each family. Marilyn W., Mother to Bryan and Brandon, Members of Lincoln Center’s Passport to the Arts, which provides an accessible and affordable introduction to the arts for children with disabilities

Welcoming Everyone Last year, our campus welcomed 6.5 million visitors

Since 2009, the David Rubenstein Atrium has acted as the welcoming center to Lincoln Center. It reflects our campus-wide mission to showcase diverse disciplines, from all over the world. emerging artists, and free performances for all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.

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Lincoln Center Education has helped my students realize they are part of the narrative of NYC. Making a trip down here has broadened their horizons on what art looks like. It’s not just what they see on YouTube, it’s something they can actually experience for themselves. Shanequa G., Social Studies Teacher, MS 254

Lincoln Center Education’s Summer Forum 2016 hosted participants from Giving Educators 26 states and 8 countries. an Advantage

Every July, Lincoln Center Education hosts Summer Forum, welcoming educators and artists from around the world for three weeks of intensive workshops, exclusive performances, and plenary sessions featuring internationally renowned speakers.

14 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 15 #LCOutOfDoors festival with my gal. Thank you NYC for a free night of fabulous music! @cameronadamsnyc on Instagram

Free World-Class Programming Over 200,000 attendees enjoyed more than 200 free performances that were Patti Smith led one of the 40 free concerts at Lincoln Center Out of Doors. Free performances are one way Lincoln Center fulfills its mission of sharing the best of the arts with the widest possible audience. open to the public in 2015–2016.

16 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 17 I’ve been going to Midsummer Night Swing for years; Jenn and I started going together in 2015. I picked Lincoln Center for my proposal because it seemed perfect— and it really turned out that way. I wanted to do something special, where we could include not just what we love (music, dancing, jazz, swing) but who we love. Richard and Jenn Kurtzer, Engaged at Lincoln Center on July 8, 2016

Bringing People

Together Over 80,000 dancers and music fans came to Damrosch Park for Midsummer Night Swing is a dance party under the stars in Damrosch Park. Ticketholders enjoy access to the dance floor while passersby can hear the music for free from the plaza. The Black Rock Coalition Get-Down Revue kept the dance floor packed with two sets of rock, R&B, and jump blues on July 2, 2016. Midsummer Night Swing.

18 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 19 A very big thank you to the Lincoln Center Veterans Initiative for allowing us Curating Artistic enjoy another great evening. The standing ovation was proof enough of how much we all enjoyed the performances. Raphael, U.S. Navy 2008–2012, attended concerts by the Goran Bregovic´ Wedding and Funeral Orchestra (Lincoln Center Festival) and Mostly Mozart Festival Excellence Orchestra (Mostly Mozart Festival)

Lincoln Center staged over 85 local, national, and world premieres

Lincoln Center Festival’s presentation of Christopher Wheeldon’s The Winter’s Tale featured in 2015–2016. the National Ballet of Canada. While presenting the world’s best art, Lincoln Center also emphasizes access for everyone. One example is inviting veterans and their families to attend performances for free.

20 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 21 Keeping the Lincoln Center helps expose a younger generation to the arts. Experiencing the arts of the past will help us in terms of how we Legacy Alive define our life. Anuj Gupta, Steering Committee, Young Patrons of Lincoln Center

The Mostly Mozart Festival celebrated 50 sensational years in summer 2016.

An all-star cast, with staging and projections by Netia Jones, brought highlights from Mozart’s operas to life in The Illuminated Heart, electrifying Young Patrons and other audience members at the Mostly Mozart Gala on July 25, 2016.

22 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 23 Being able to bring Lincoln Center’s quality work to downtown Jamaica, with all programs free to the public, is a wonderful feeling. Not only do residents have the opportunity to see high-quality performances, they participate in workshops led by artists-in-residence to gain more art experience. Cathy Hung, Executive Director of Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning, Boro-Linc Partner

Connecting with Communities Boro-Linc presented free performances and

Lincoln Center partners with community-based organizations to present artists in all five boroughs exhibitions through programs like Boro-Linc, which hosts live shows and workshops, and LC Local, a series of talks and screenings. in all 5 boroughs.

24 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 25 @lang_lang and @nyphil performing Grieg’s masterpiece opening night #livefromlincolncenter breathtaking. Bravo! @gongsatx on Twitter

The Magic of Lincoln Center in

Every American Each year, over 12 million people Home watch the award-winning series For many people, their first experience with the performing arts comes through our Live From Lincoln Center Live From Lincoln Center broadcasts, which bring superlative production value to world-class performances. This year we featured superstar pianist Lang Lang’s New York Rhapsody, a star-studded valentine to his adoptive home. on PBS.

26 26 LincolnLincoln Center Center Lincoln Center 27 Lincoln Center is more than a presenter of the arts—it’s an economic driver that any city would be lucky to have. An Economic It provides jobs, attracts visitors, and makes locals proud. It’s impossible to overestimate the significance of the campus’s contributions to New York City. Powerhouse Fred Dixon, President and CEO of NYC & Company

Lincoln Center contributed $2.4 billion and 16,000 jobs to New York City in the 2014–15 season.

Lincoln Center has created a haven for arts lovers on the Upper West Side, but it’s also an iconic location in NYC, an economic engine for all of New York, and an exemplar to the global performing arts community.

28 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 29 Great teacher, great school, great students! Great event, great work Lincoln Center. Amanda S. on Facebook

Telling Stories Over 2 million people from 6 continents tuned in Across All on October 7, 2016, to watch our Channels first-ever, full-day livestream event A Day in the Life at

For Lincoln Center’s ambitious, daylong livestream, three professional camera crews crisscrossed campus Lincoln Center. to capture the impressive number of things that happen here in a single day. The event began at 9:00 am with The Juilliard School’s morning drama class (pictured).

30 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 31 Lincoln Center’s Global Exchange hosted thought and industry leaders

Lincoln Center is well known around the from 35 countries in 2016. world, and it’s such an honor for me to perform here. Bringing artists like me together, talking about the arts, is such a strong way to change things during conflicts. Art is the center of the world, not on the side. Amani Yahya, First Female Rapper in Yemen

Taking a Global Approach

Andrea Bocelli and the Voices of Haiti Children’s Choir, conducted by Malcolm J. Merriweather, performed at the second annual Global Exchange on September 15–16, 2016. International thought leaders gathered to discuss how the arts can be used as a tool for change in today’s world.

32 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 33 From the Emerging Artists Awards to the Looking Ahead exciting renovation of David Geffen Hall, it is clear that Lincoln Center understands our present and is unwaveringly invested in the future. Camden Shaw, Cellist, Dover Quartet, Lincoln Center Emerging Artists, Winners of the Hunt Family Award 2016

David Geffen Hall, home of the New York Philharmonic, welcomes 655,000 visitors to nearly 300 events annually. Visionaries Donald Schmitt (right) of Diamond Schmitt Architects and Thomas Heatherwick of Heatherwick Studio are leading the renovation of David Geffen Hall. The new venue will retain its harmony with the Lincoln Center campus as an acoustically excellent, state-of-the-art concert hall.

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Lang Lang’s New York Rhapsody, a one-night-only benefit performance for all of Lincoln Center’s arts education and community programs, took place on May 3, 2016. It was captured as part of Live From Lincoln Center and will be broadcast on PBS.

36 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 37 Festivals and Performance Series In addition to world-class performances presented by our resident organizations, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts produces high-caliber artistic festivals and series all year long. We focus on commissioning, curating, and presenting diverse national and international performances that reflect the rich diversity of our patrons. We are also continuously working to expand the reach of our artistic programming. We now offer more free performances than ever before and are using digital resources to bring what’s happening on Lincoln Center’s stages to a global audience.

Fall/Winter Spring/Summer

Great Performers Midsummer Night Swing October–May June–July

White Light Festival Lincoln Center Festival October–November July

American Songbook Lincoln Center Out of Doors January–May July–August

Mostly Mozart Festival July–August

Valery Gergiev conducts the London Symphony Orchestra at David Geffen Hall, October 23, 2015.

Legendary performers in compelling presentations of classical masterworks Great Since 1965, Great Performers has presented premier artists performing the breadth of the classical canon. Programs include the finest orchestras and conductors, virtuoso musicians, Performers and special film series. Great Performers celebrated its 50 years from October 14, 2015, to May 12, 2016, finishing in a special operatic presentation of Gerald Barry’s The Importance of Being Earnest, in partnership with the New York Philharmonic. The season also included Accademia Bizantina, the Emerson String Quartet, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, spotlighting such esteemed talents as Paul Lewis, Richard Goode, and Matthias Goerne. October–May

38 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 39 Choreographer Crystal Pite’s Polaris unfolds at New York City Center during Thomas Adès: Concentric Paths—Movements in Music in November 2015. Broadway actor Jerry Dixon (right) and comic Mario Cantone perform in The Appel Room, February 6, 2016.

Cutting-edge productions that explore Today’s greatest singers and songwriters the transcendent power of the arts in our most intimate venues White Light Now in its seventh year, the White Light Festival offers a broad spectrum of exquisite American American Songbook embraces a wide range of styles and traditions, including Broadway, productions featuring the world’s leading musicians, choreographers, and directors— pop, rock, jazz, R&B, soul, Americana, bluegrass, and folk music. The 2016 season presented Festival complemented by talks and post-performance lounges. Two highlights of last year’s festival, Songbook 24 concerts to nearly 7,000 fans. Performers included Vanessa Williams, La Santa Cecilia, and October 14–November 22, 2015, were the premiere of Thomas Adès: Concentric Paths— Janis Ian. One of the most moving evenings was opera legend Frederica von Stade performing Movements in Music and a full-concert production of John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme by A Coffin in Egypt. On the other end of the spectrum, audiences rocked out to Foreigner in Wynton Marsalis. The festival paid homage to playwright Samuel Beckett with a screening of Concert: Unplugged. Waiting for Beckett and a performance of No’s Knife by Ireland’s Lisa Dwan, among others. October–November January–May

40 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 41 The Catherine Russell Septet opens Midsummer Night Swing at Damrosch Park, June 21, 2016. Kanze Noh Theatre performs Okina at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater, July 13, 2016.

New York’s most popular summer dance Original productions from around the globe, party under the stars Lincoln from classic to contemporary and beyond Midsummer For over a quarter of a century, Midsummer Night Swing has attracted more than For over 20 years, Lincoln Center Festival has presented artists from more than 50 80,000 people annually to Damrosch Park’s open-air dance floor. People of all ages Center countries, commissioned 43 new works, and staged over 143 premieres. The 21st season Night Swing and experience levels get moving to an exhilarating mix of musical artists. From June 21 ran July 13–31, 2016, with 49 performances reaching 45,000 fans. Highlights included to July 9, 2016, New Yorkers put on their dance shoes for rousing shows by the Harlem Festival sold-out productions of The Globe’s The Merchant of Venice, Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord’s Renaissance Orchestra, Septeto Santiaguero, and The Allen Toussaint Band with guest Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, and an 80th birthday tribute to Steve Reich. In a rare vocalists Irma Thomas, Cyril Neville, and Deacon John. appearance, Grand Master Kiyokazu Kanze and his company opened the festival with a series of classic Noh plays performed in repertory. June–July July

42 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 43 Thao and The Get Down Stay Down perform at Damrosch Park, August 4, 2016. Louis Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra in another rousing performance at David Geffen Hall in August 2016.

Three weeks of free summer performances Celebrating the legacy of Mozart and his Lincoln enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of people Mostly contemporaries Center Scores of music, dance, spoken word, and family events make up the country’s longest- America’s first indoor summer music festival,Mostly Mozart has been a New York running, completely free outdoor festival, which draws annual audiences of over 140,000 Mozart tradition for 50 years. Led by Renée and Robert Belfer Music Director Louis Langrée and Out of and has been filling the plazas of Lincoln Center since 1971. This season featured concerts the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, the festival celebrated this milestone anniversary from by Patti Smith, Darlene Love, Davido, and Dwight Yoakam, as well as an electrifying Festival July 25 to August 27, 2016, with a variety of performances, including 50 premieres by artists- Doors performance by Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca. in-residence, the International Contemporary Ensemble; a concert of arias performed by today’s top opera stars in Netia Jones’s The Illuminated Heart; and the return of Mark Morris Dance Group’s Mozart Dances. July–August July–August

44 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 45 EDUCATION PROGRAMS COMMUNITY OUTREACH Lincoln Center Education Lincoln Center Education (LCE) is the educational cornerstone of Lincoln Center and has a presence in 220 New York public schools. LCE enriches the lives of students, educators, and lifelong learners through opportunities for engagement with the highest-quality arts on the stage, in the classroom, online, and within the community. It offers unparalleled school and community partnerships, professional development workshops, consulting services, and its own repertory. In the past four decades, LCE’s work has reached more than 20 million students, educators, administrators, parents, community members, teaching artists, and artists within and beyond New York City.

Artists & Educators Students Community Families

Teacher Training Arts in the Middle Lincoln Center Local Boro-Linc and Award Programs LCE works with the New York City Department of Education to Lincoln Center Local sends resources and teaching artists into Launched in March 2015, Boro-Linc partners with cultural offer middle schools with little or no arts instruction long-term all five boroughs through community partnerships with libraries, organizations, city leaders, and Lincoln Center constituents to LCE emphasizes educator, administrator, and teaching artist partnerships that integrate the arts into the school community, schools, and arts organizations. Live performances, workshops, and bring family-friendly performances and activities to communities development through a series of training and awards programs. provide teachers with professional development, and improve screenings are shared with thousands of New Yorkers of all ages at that have been historically underrepresented on our campus. Summer Forum takes place over three weeks and offers intensive the learning of thousands of adolescents. Now in its third year, no cost. This fiscal year featured Silent Disco pop-up dance parties Boro-Linc is now in all five boroughs as of 2016. workshops right on campus. It has been a Lincoln Center tradition Arts in the Middle serves 14 schools. in each of the five boroughs. since 1975. This year hosted 361 participants from 26 states and eight countries. Family-Linc Boot Camp and Mentor-Linc Community Artist Residencies Family-Linc welcomes low-income families to Lincoln Center. In partnership with the New York City Department of Education’s The Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp is a two-week The Community Artist Residencies program pairs artists with Through partnerships with social service organizations, Lincoln Center (DOE) Big Apple Awards, the Lincoln Center Arts Teacher Award training program, developed through the DOE in 2014, which community centers, shelters, and other organizations where they can provides participants with prime seats at popular performances for $5. contributes $5,000 annually to a chosen recipient for classroom serves rising eighth graders from low-income neighborhoods. do the most good, such as by working with court-involved youth Families are invited to participate in workshops, backstage visits, use and is the only DOE-sponsored award recognizing excellence With campus-wide support from Lincoln Center, stellar arts or the homeless. In 2016, LCE partnered with Win—a nonprofit for and artist talks to deepen their engagement and create unique in the arts. instructors and professional artists help students prepare audition women in need—on a pilot program aiming to align trauma recovery experiences for them to enjoy together. Additionally, LC Scholars is a groundbreaking initiative to train pieces and applications for competitive performing arts high and long-term resiliency with the arts. A theater artist visited the and place top-quality arts teachers in up to 120 NYC public schools. schools. In 2016, its second year, Boot Camp enrolled 25% more shelter for six months to lead workshops on self-expression for In partnership with Hunter College and the DOE, the program students and kicked off alumni programming. The results were mothers, teens, and children. positions Lincoln Center as the first performing arts organization remarkable: An astounding 98% of participants were admitted into in the nation to work with a higher education institution in the a high school of their choice. creation of an alternative certification path for arts educators. To continue fostering a relationship with Boot Camp alumni and championing their academic and artistic success, Lincoln Center is launching Mentor-Linc. An addendum to Boot Camp, Mentor-Linc will pair alumni with dedicated mentors to see them through high school and the college application process.

46 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 47 UNLIMITED VISION, INTERNATIONAL REACH For Everyone, Everywhere Immensely proud of the work that takes place on our campus and throughout New York City, Lincoln Center is perpetually driven to increase its reach to arts lovers around the world. Our international initiatives ensure that the performing arts we share with American audiences reflect a broad array of cultures and voices.

In 2015–16, Lincoln Center hosted a remarkable 6.5 million visitors. We provide facility maintenance, parking, and cleaning services not only for those guests, but also for the over 5,000 people who work on our 16.3-acre campus as well as those who perform and study here. The campus, which completed an award-winning $1.2 billion renovation in 2012, is the setting for corporate and media events, film premieres, galas, graduation ceremonies, and other high-profile programs. A 2016 Economic Impact report found that Lincoln Center’s 11 resident organizations (and three long-term licensees) contributed $2.4 billion to New York’s economy in fiscal year 2015, in addition to 16,000 jobs. On Campus

Tours Lincoln Center tours annually introduce thousands of visitors to Lincoln Center’s historic past and most current developments. Knowledgeable guides offer a unique overview of the famous resident organizations through a variety of tours that may include glimpses of a rehearsal in progress, architectural background, or an exploration of Jazz at Lincoln Center at Columbus Circle—to name a few possibilities. Foreign-language and ADA-accessible tours are available. Accessibility Lincoln Center is committed to enabling all visitors to experience world-class performing arts through exceptional guest care, physical Global Digital On Screen and programmatic accommodations, and leadership in accessibility and inclusion. Among these initiatives are performances for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, job-readiness programs for youths with developmental disabilities, verbal description tours for those who are blind or have low vision, and ASL-interpreted performances. Lincoln Center International Website and Apps Live From Lincoln Center David Rubenstein Atrium Lincoln Center International leverages Lincoln Center’s 50-plus years Lincoln Center has harnessed 21st-century technology to extend its Nearly 12 million viewers watch Live From Lincoln Center each The David Rubenstein Atrium is open to the public all year and of experience to help others plan, build, and operate new performing mission through digital experiences. This past spring, it launched year, but it now reaches wider audiences than ever before, thanks has welcomed over 2 million visitors since 2009. One of its primary arts centers everywhere, from America’s Ivy League universities to a redesigned website, LincolnCenter.org, and two new mobile to Lincoln Center’s emphasis on digital initiatives. Broadcasts features is free programming, including: Storytime at the Atrium, a real estate development in China. It also works with Lincoln Center apps. The Lincoln Center app lets you purchase and download are not only available to watch on PBS, but also streamed online which brings families together through LC Kids; Insights at the Atrium, Education to introduce schools to the groundbreaking arts-based tickets, preorder intermission drinks, and even find the shortest and available on demand. An audience favorite since 1976, in collaboration with the New York Philharmonic; Atrium 360˚, which learning pioneered at Lincoln Center. This effort goes hand-in-hand bathroom line. The Lincoln Center Tour app is a 16-stop guided Live From Lincoln Center is now the recipient of 16 Emmy Awards— hosts diverse artists weekly; and ¡VAYA! 63, which highlights Latin with Lincoln Center University, a program that provides tomorrow’s tour across campus, supplemented by archival footage and voiced including two for Lincoln Center Festival’s presentation of Danny music. In addition to a performance space, the Atrium serves as a arts managers with practical training on a global scale. by the stars of our stages. Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton in 2016—and two public visitors’ center, discount ticket facility (at the Zucker Box Office), Peabody Awards. and the starting point for Lincoln Center Guided Tours. Visitors can also enjoy free Wi-Fi as well as food and drink from ‘wichcraft café. Global Exchange Livestreams and Social In 2016, it kicked off a pilot program to open the first TKTS box office This fall, Lincoln Center hosted its second annual Global Exchange. Lincoln Center has more than doubled the number of events that it Lincoln Center at the Movies on the Upper West Side, further deepening the relationship between Starting with a spectacular performance on its first night, the streams online during live events. Livestreaming allows our content Lincoln Center at the Movies is a pilot program to draw crowds Lincoln Center and Broadway. conference brought together over 300 thought leaders from to reach a broader audience—and then it lives on our website’s to Lincoln Center performances in their own neighborhoods business, government, media, science, and entertainment to explore new Video Portal, which is also home to interviews with artists, throughout the U.S. Lincoln Center at the Movies screened how art and culture can help us meet our most significant global clips from our archives, and more. Our content is also shared with performances from four of the country’s top dance companies at Visual Arts challenges. Speakers for 2016 included Michael Bloomberg, former the world through social media channels, which help us engage 600 cinemas nationwide in a series titled Great American Dance. In addition to the performing arts on our stages, Lincoln Center is Mayor of New York City, Lincoln Center Trustee David Rubenstein, new communities, anytime and anywhere. Taking advantage of It was later released internationally. In collaboration with Lincoln also committed to recognizing visual art and artists. Our campus is UN Ambassador Samantha Power, and MIT Media Lab’s Joi Ito. new tools like Facebook Live lets us continue to reach audiences Center Education, downloadable learning guides were created to enhanced by culturally significant artworks, inside our venues and They addressed the themes of Art X Conflict and Art X Environment. where they live. enrich the experience for diverse audiences. throughout our plazas. We are also home to the Vera List Art Project, a highly regarded visual arts program that includes more than 220 works commissioned from leading contemporary artists. 48 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 49 Our Friends & Finances

Christina Aguilera joined stars like Bernadette Peters and Sting onstage for a special benefit performance, Sinatra: Voice for a Century, in support of the David Geffen Hall Campaign.

50 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 51 Annual Supporters Thank You $1,000,000 and over Hakluyt & Company The Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation Jody and John Arnhold Ronald G. & Nancy A. Harrington Marlene Hess and James D. Zirin None of the unforgettable moments experienced by the individuals in these pages would be possible Renée and Robert Belfer Ralph Schlosstein and Jane Hartley William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust without your charitable gifts. Philanthropic support from you­—along with public funding, bequests, Bloomberg Philanthropies Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and in-kind contributions—is essential to fulfilling our mission of sharing the world’s best arts with the Sherman Fairchild Foundation Chip and Sheryl Kaye Shelly and George Lazarus widest possible audience. Katherine Farley and Jerry I. Speyer Julia and David H. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. 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Coleman Jane and Bill Donaldson Comcast NBCUniversal Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller Chris and Bruce Crawford Cheryl and Blair Effron William E. Ford Ravenel Curry Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Dalio Foundation Members of Japan’s acclaimed all-female theatrical troupe, Takarazuka Revue, visited New York Dr. Marjorie & Roy Furman Fosun Foundation The Philippe and Deborah Dauman Family for the very first time to present Takarazuka CHICAGO during the 2016 Lincoln Center Festival. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Foundation Meg and Bennett Goodman Glenwood Management Jennie L. and Richard K. DeScherer Mimi and Peter Haas Fund Eugene and Emily Grant Deutsche Bank Gina Diez Barroso de Franklin 52 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 53 Annual Supporters Ana Maria Diniz Georgette Bennett and Leonard S. Polonsky The Ludwig Family Foundation Joseph M. Cohen Linda and Stuart Nelson Mrs. Francesca Beale Evelyn H. Lauder Charitable Trust BlackRock Phyllis Mailman Nathalie and Charles de Gunzburg The Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Candace and Rick Beinecke Lee & Jeffrey Feil Tina and Jeffrey Bolton Susan and Morris Mark The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation NFP / BWD Sports & Entertainment Lincoln and Patricia Benet Bart Friedman and Wendy A. Stein Shirley Brodsky Marsh USA Inc. Diller Scofidio + Renfro John H. and Ethel G. Noble Charitable Trust Murat Beyazit Larry Gagosian Susan and Jeff Campbell Leni and Peter May Discovery Communications Laura Pels International Foundation for Loren Pack and Rob Beyer Catherine A. Gellert Bill & Eileen Campbell The John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Theater Magda and Edward Bleier/Dana Foundation General Atlantic CBS Corporation Foundation The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Lisa and Richard Perry Keith Bloomfield and Mark Mullett Goldman Sachs Ms. Angela Chao Julie and Edward J. 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Feldman and Melanie Shorin Mound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass LLP Eva and Glenn Dubin Hon. Stephen C. Robinson Diane and Paul Guenther Stephen Cooper and Nancie Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein Renata Nascimento Eastdil Secured Janet and Marvin Rosen The Harkness Foundation for Dance The Frederick R. Coudert Foundation Esther Simon Charitable Trust NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Claire G. Edersheim May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Foundation Joyce B. Cowin The SJS Charitable Trust Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust Jane & Robert Draizen Sard Verbinnen & Co Francena T. Harrison Foundation Trust Lewis B. 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Kramer Foundation, Inc. Peter and Joan Faber Nicki and Harold Tanner Tina and Steven Swartz Meredith and Judd Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Nick Valenti Leonard & Judy Lauder The Fascitelli Family Foundation Ann and Andrew Tisch Time Warner Inc. Nancy and Stanley Grossman Sandra and Stan Warshawsky Kate Lear and Jon LaPook Candia Fisher and Allen L. Stevens Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation Family and friends of the Honorable Jody Wolfe Larry Leeds Amy and Brian France Judith S. Kaye Merryl and James Tisch Turner Construction Company Daniel Ziff Lee Equity Partners Alice and Nathan Gantcher Gerald and Agnes Hassell Bruce and Robbi Toll Esme Usdan and James Snyder Roy J. Zuckerberg & Tara Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeFrak Judith A. Garson and Steven N. Rappaport HBO Alair A. Townsend Venable LLP/Peter S. Britell Anonymous (3) Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest The Giants Foundation William Randolph Hearst Foundations In loving memory of Ernest E. 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Menschel Mrs. Ronnie F. Heyman Dr. & Mrs. Alan Berkeley Mr. and Mrs. Steven Abreu Mr. Charles B. and Dr. Ann Johnson Richard and Ronay Menschel $5,000–$9,999 The DuBose and Dorothy Heyward Memorial Roger and Brook Berlind Patricia and Alan B. Abramson AIG J.P. Morg an Stacey and Eric Mindich Fund Parnassus Foundation/Jane and Allen & Madelyn Adamson Doug and Lily Band Mrs. Robert Kaufman (Florence) Linda Mirels, Wendy Fisher and Philip Kirsh Inter-American Development Bank Raphael Bernstein The Aeroflex Foundation Barclays Judith-Ann Corrente and Willem Kooyker Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) Jill and Ken Iscol Debra and Leon Black Akustiks, LLC M. Beverly and Robert G. Bartner Robert K. Kraft William C. and Susan F. Morris Hugh Jackman Rita and Charles Bronfman Linda and Earle Altman Anne H. Bass Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP Dinny and Lester Morse Carl Jacobs Foundation The Clarissa & Edgar Bronfman Jr. Foundation Eleanor S. Applewhaite Mercedes T. 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Lane and Bonnie Comley Tribeca Enterprises Dr. Egidio Farone Alain and Helene LeBleu Jane and Paul Rittmaster Bonnie T. Webster The Ronald and Jo Carole Lauder Foundation Marica and Jan Vilcek Benjamin and Kristen Fay Jonathan O. Lee Rockwell Group Elaine and Alan Weiler Henna H. Ong and Peter D. Lawrence Ted and Dani Virtue Christy Ferer Isabelle R. Leeds Daniel J. Rodriguez Harriet & Ronald Weintraub Jeffrey and Elizabeth Leeds Anthony & Margo Viscusi Linda and Gregory Fischbach Carol Leibenson Gail and Michael Rogers Judy and Josh Weston Jonathan E. Lehman Mary J. Wallach Jeanne Donovan Fisher Sahra Lese Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Anita and Byron Wien Carol Sutton Lewis and William M. Lewis, Jr. Lulu and Anthony Wang For The Record Brian Leung Jonathan F. P. and Diana Rose Susan and Benjamin Winter Linda and Harry Macklowe Kate Solomon and David Wasserman Barbara W. Fox-Bordiga and the late Robert M. and Diane v.S. Levy Jamie Rosenthal Wolf, David Wolf, Xpress Termite & Pest Control Corp. Lynne and Burt Manning Patty Neuberger and Brad Wechsler Lord Bordiga Geoffrey Lieberthal Rick Rosenthal, Nancy Stephens and George M. Yeager Judith and David Marrus Sue Ann Weinberg Andrew Frackman and Emily Braun Kamie and Rich Lightburn The Rosenthal Family Foundation W. Kevin Zhu Sylvia and Leonard Marx, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Welch, Jr. Tom Freston, Firefly3 LLC Amy and Frank Linde Nina Rosenwald Anonymous (19) Penelope Taylor/McCarter & English Edward Jay Wohlgemuth Barbara A. Gallay Arthur and Susan B. Lindenauer Roberta and Joseph Rotberg Bruce Menin Suzanne and Bob Wright Bruce & Lueza Gelb Dorothy Litwin Brief and Donald Brief Susan and Jon Rotenstreich $1,000–$2,499 Robert Menschel and Janet Wallach Barbara and David Zalaznick Barbara and Peter Georgescu The Honorable John L. Loeb, Jr. and Anne and Noah Roy Mr. and Mrs. Alan Alda Carolyn and Gene Mercy Audrey Y. Zucker Melissa M. Gibbs Sharon Handler Reed Rubin and Jane Gregory Rubin Kyrill and Jennifer Asatur Sandy and Ed Meyer Anonymous (6) Ms. Lynn Gilbert Phyllis and William Mack Lynda and Robert Safron In Memory of E. Nelson & Betty L. Asiel Howard P. Milstein, Chairman, New York Tracie Golding Gerson Sondra and David S. Mack The Sagner Family Foundation Mr. Michael Audet Private Bank & Trust $2,500–$4,999 Dorian Goldman and Marvin Israelow Duncan & Nancy MacMillan The Salem Family Kara Medoff Barnett and Dov Barnett Ellen and David Morrison Audrey and Sargent Aborn Stephanie Pottruck Goldman Richard H.M. Maidman Salesforce Marion Bass Real Estate and Sam Bass Needham Foundation Trust Gloria and Bert Abrams Terina Golfinos and Robert Lisi Ellen Chesler and Matthew J. Mallow Judy and Dirk Salz Matthew Bedell & Richard Rubin Stanley Newman and Dr. Brian Rosenthal Stephanie and David Abramson The Gordon Foundation J. 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Nelson Foundation Anibal Dams The Rosenkranz Foundation Noreen and Ken Buckfire Janet and Arthur Hershaft Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal U.S.A., Inc Mrs. Riva Ariella Ritvo-Slifka Steve and Connie Delehanty Daryl and Steven Roth Marian Burke Ian and Lea Highet Nixon Peabody LLP Joan and Joel Smilow Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. DeRosa The Rowan Family Foundation Lisa Caputo and Rick Morris The William Talbot Hillman Foundation, Inc. Beth and Michael Nochomovitz Annaliese Soros Mr. & Mrs. Harold Domnitch Deborah and Chuck Royce Marcy Carsey Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP Bill and Patricia O’Connor Melissa Schiff Soros Luc Droal William H. Mandel & Robert L. Russell Melinda and Tony Cheng Joan Holmes Charles and Jean Osgood John Sparling, London Fischer LLP Ms. Caryn E. Eaton Joan & Jack Saltz Adrianne and Jerry L. Cohen Ruth W. Houghton Kent and Jean Papsun Dr. Eric J. Spicer and Christiane Vanderlinden Ms. Patricia S. Eigen Alejandro Santo Domingo The Simon and Eve Colin Foundation Dr. Betty S. Iu Dr. Herb Pardes Barbaralee Diamonstein Spielvogel and Mr. William A. Finn Ambassador Carl Spielvogel Pam and Scott Schafler Cindy Coslick Barbara and Donald Jonas Robin and Bob Paulson Mr. William Finnegan Stephen Stamas Livia & Leo Schenker Dr. Michael Cucka Alexandra K. Jones The Peckham Family Foundation The Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Aaron and Betty Lee Stern Foundation Sarah I. Schieffelin Charitable Trust Ellie and Edgar M. Cullman, Jr. Joseph Hage Aaronson LLC Ann and Hollis Petersen Zachary A. Friedman Bonnie and Tom Strauss Jordan B. Seaman DD Allen Jujamcyn Theaters Dr. Sally Peterson Jill Furman Lee and Roger Strong The Segal Group Lucy and Mike Danziger Marnee and Eric Kaltman In Loving Memory of Nancy Pfifferling Sandy and George Garfunkel Caryn and Richard Swanson Michael Park and Sarah Seo Peggy and Dick Danziger John Kander Mr. Mark Pick Gerstner Family Foundation Gloria and Philip Talkow Serino/Coyne Suzanne Davidson Robert and Debra Kasirer John Pirovano Carol Gertz Jay H. Tanenbaum Adrianne and William Silver Jenny Brorsen and Rich DeMartini Nan Jeter Teele and Yoo Jin Kim Pauline Baker Pitt Anne Ashby, Gilbert and Gordon Goldstein William and Ellen Taubman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith Valerie and Charles Diker Younghee Kim-Wait and Jarett F. Wait Ronnie Planalp Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Ariel & Michael Tiedemann David M. Solomon/Goldman Sachs Gives Robert and Martha Dinerstein Sasha Kipka Judy and Jim Pohlman Joseph D. Gioe Michelle Toll and William O’Flanagan Susan and Peter Solomon Barbara and Eric Dobkin Sam & Fran Klagsbrun Jay Polonsky and Kay Oppenheimer Herbert and Phyllis Girard Foundation Lee L. Traub Janet and Gilbert Spitzer Ms. Domitilia M. dos Santos Walter C. Klein Foundation Robert A. Press, M.D. Mr. Amit Govin Sarah Victor Nancy and Burton Staniar Brendan Dougher Sandy and Eric Krasnoff Diana Ronan Quasha Lenore and Edward Grabowski Enzo Viscusi Ruth S. Stanton Mrs. Rodman L. Drake Judi and Douglas Krupp Susan and Kanti Rai The David and Alan Greene Family Mary Ellen and Karl von der Heyden Joan and Michael Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Oded Edan Sheila C. Labrecque Nathaniel Reicher Foundation, Inc. Heather & Bill Vrattos Allison and Leonard Stern Lisa and Sandy Ehrenkranz Stanford and Sandra Ladner Catherine A. Rein Terry and Michael Groll Candace and Jonathan Wainwright Alan & Michael Stillman Ciara Burnham/Evercore Partners Jill and Barry Lafer Scott Resnick Beverly L. Hamilton Lana and Justin Walder Maryann Sudo Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fadem Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Lamesch Restaurant Associates Lynne and Harold Handler Collins Ward Lynne Tarnopol Lands’ End 56 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 57 Annual Supporters

Jonathan Marshall Harris Barbara J. Riley Anne Welsh McNulty Sonia Sarmiento Estate of Katherine T. Bidwell Dr. Jayne Schneider-Rynar Todd E. Heaton, MD David Romo Indra Nooyi Hugo Sigman Mr. Paul Bowley Mr. John Seaman Kathy and Kris Heinzelman Michael and Donna Sasso Martin Rozenblum Mariano Sigman Carol and Robert Braun Dr. Sidney Shanker Ms. Laura Hellman Joan and Stuart Schapiro Tad Smith Gustavo Vollmer Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Broden Ms. Arlene Shuler Buck Henry Charitable Fund Administered by Sanford J. Schlesinger and Lianne Lazetera Kevin Ulrich Martin Werner Ms. Hillary Brown Jack and Shirley Silver the California Community Foundation Judith and Herbert Schlosser David G. Clough Ms. Christine E. Sohn Alexandra and Paul Herzan Mrs. Gerald Schoenfeld International Advisory Councils Government Diane M. Coffey Eric Spicer Horacio and Julia Herzberg Edmund and Elaine Schroeder Members of Lincoln Center’s International Lincoln Center is deeply grateful to Mr. Charles Edward Cole Ms. Barbara Stahl Deborah and Benjamin Hochberg Sara Lee and Axel Schupf Advisory Councils provide critical perspective the government agencies and elected Mr. Lewis B. Cullman Mr. Philip F. Stattel Ms. Judith M. Hoffman George and Teena Shaw and financial support as Lincoln Center seeks representatives listed below for their support. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Delehanty Sonya and Leo Tick Josephine Lawrence Hopkins Foundation Ted and Mary Jo Shen to strengthen its artistic, educational, and The Honorable Bill de Blasio, Jamie deRoy Lucy and Ernest E. Tyrrasch Mr. Jake Huff Julie H. Shin knowledge leadership initiatives outside the Mayor of the City of New York Stephen W. Fillo Ms. Josephine Ueno Iridian Asset Management LLC Laine Siklos United States and with expatriate communities The Honorable Gale A. Brewer, Evelyn M. Finklestein, Esq. Ann and Tom Unterberg Jean and Maurice Jacobs Douglas Lancet and Adam Sikora living in New York. Advisory Councils currently Manhattan Borough President Stuart M. Fischman Mr. Marshall M. Weinberg Raphael G. Jacobs Jack and Shirley Silver exist for China, Latin America, and India. The Honorable Melinda Katz, Ms. Lorraine Fox Ms. Rose Lynn Weinstein Kathy & Mitchell Jacobson Stanley Silverman Queens Borough President Gene and Edith Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Weinstein David Jaquet Grant and Jacqui Smith China Advisory Council The Honorable Fernando Cabrera, Dr. Marjorie and Roy Furman Mrs. Sarah Weisberg New York City Council Adriana Merida and John Jedlicka Andrew Malik & Elizabeth Smith-Malik Yang Lan (Co-Chair) Barbara Gottesman Mrs. George Weissman The Honorable Daniel Dromm, Ms. Yukako Kawata Mr. Amir Sobhraj Katherine Farley (Co-Chair) Sharon J. 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Cindy & Richard Leibovitch Ben and Jenn Thomas Fenglei Fang New York City Council Ms. Ginger D. Karren Ms. Lucy Li Ms. Jennifer B. Thomas Suning Fang The Honorable Helen Rosenthal, Dr. Sivia Kaye Lincoln Center Counsels’ Council Akarin Gaw New York City Council Keith Lieberthal Tiger Baron Foundation Stuart and Isabel Kessler Lincoln Center is extremely grateful for the Suzanne L. Lim MD Phyllis Trible Mali Sananikone Gaw The Honorable Rafael Salamanca Jr., Dr. Thomas C. King New York City Council pro bono legal services provided by the Ms. Grace Liu Patricia Truscelli and E.N. Ellis James Hexter Ms. Francine S. Kittredge The Honorable Ritchie Torres, members of the following law firms and Jenna Wrae Long David Umbro Harry Chi Hui Mr. John D. Knoernschild New York City Council corporate legal departments. Eileen Josten Lowe Judith and Menno Verhave Handel Lee Mr. and Mrs. I. 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Park Ajay Banga United States Senate Ms. Lourdes Proto challenging issues facing Lincoln Center and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Estelle Parsons and Peter L. Zimroth Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw The Honorable Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Mr. Francis H. Rasmus, Jr. the cultural fabric of New York City. Venable LLP Liz and Jeff Peek United States Senate Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richards Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz/Ilene Gotts Perakis Family Katherine Farley (Co-Chair) Latin America Advisory Council The Honorable Frederick W. Richmond Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP Evan Picoult John B. Hess (Co-Chair) Katherine Farley (Chair) Planned Giving: Martin Riskin Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. Robert Pietrzak - Sidley Austin LLP Steven R. Swartz (Co-Chair) Gina Diez Barroso de Franklin The Bravo Society Ms. Roberta Robins Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Rose Marie Proietti Robert Alexander Alain J.P. Belda Lincoln Center greatly appreciates the Ms. Susan Robinson Wrobel Markham Schatz Kaye & Fox LLP Kathy Prounis Tim Armstrong Ana María Diniz generosity and foresight of those individuals Ms. Rama Rodvien The Québec Government Office in New York Cathie Black Roberto Hernandez who have included a provision for Lincoln Ms. Gloria Roma T. Radtke and B. Doering Aryeh Bourkoff Claudia Madrazo Center in their estate planning. Ms. Evelyn Ronell Russell Carson José Roberto Marinho Susan and Lewis Rapaport Ms. Claudia Adams Ms. Joyce Rosen Ravenel Curry Renata de Camargo Nascimento Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Recanati Mr. Robert Ardini Judy and Dirk Salz Charles Kaye Martin Rozenblum Judith & Kenneth Reiss Gunilla Berlin Michael L. Samuels Howard Marks Catalina Saieh 58 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 59 Continued Operating Budget Surpluses Statement of Activities—Consolidated for the years ended June 30, 2016 and 2015 ($000) Balance Sheet—Consolidated June 30, 2016 and 2015 ($000) OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2016 2015 Contributions and special events, net $27,291 $28,792 ASSETS 2016 2015 Investment return 4,756 4,208 Cash and cash equivalents $20,033 $15,693 Box office and other program service revenue 13,452 16,453 Restricted cash 44,313 25,029 Facilities services and other program service revenue 61,658 58,198 Accounts and investment income receivable 16,337 12,880 Other income 2,407 2,752 Contributions and grants receivable 104,167 99,561 Net assets released from restrictions 29,146 21,076 Prepaid expenses, inventory, and other assets 10,905 12,342 Total general operating revenue $138,710 $131,479 Investments 221,788 241,808 OPERATING EXPENSES Fixed assets, net 350,505 344,484 Total assets $768,048 $751,797 Program services: Performance presentations $24,520 $27,168

LIABILITIES Media development (Live From Lincoln Center) 9,036 5,819 Education and outreach 9,638 7,874 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $20,350 $18,638 Facilities management and services 65,273 60,401 Fair value of interest rate swaps 66,487 44,688 Visitor and patron services 1,610 2,053 Deferred revenue 13,815 9,195 New ventures and special projects 1,649 2,330 Borrowings under line of credit 30,000 - Total program services $111,726 $105,645 Long term debt – Redevelopment 251,893 252,169 Supporting services: Total liabilities $382,545 $324,690 Management and general $19,891 $18,776 Fundraising 6,071 6,050 NET ASSETS Total supporting services $25,962 $24,826 Unrestricted: Total general operating expenses $137,688 $130,471 General operating $10,519 $11,377 Board designated 107,901 119,095 Operating revenue over expenses before transfers and one-time charges $1,022 $1,008 Redevelopment and other physical capital 90,011 132,930 One-time non-recurring charges (1,380) - Total unrestricted $208,431 $263,402 Transfers (500) (1,000) Temporarily restricted 79,765 66,756 EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF SUPPORT AND OPERATING REVENUE OVER EXPENSES ($858) $8 Permanently restricted 97,307 96,949 Total net assets $385,503 $427,107 OTHER CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Total liabilities and net assets $768,048 $751,797 Board designated contributions and other income $3,956 $3,793 Board designated investment return (9,732) 221 Net realized and unrealized gain (loss) on swap agreements (21,798) (5,863) Redevelopment and other physical plant income 2,092 15,924 Net assets released from restrictions 4,308 41,492 Depreciation expense (13,919) (13,246) Redevelopment and other physical plant expense (19,519) (31,700) Transfers 500 1,000 Total changes in unrestricted net assets ($54,970) $11,629

CHANGES IN RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Restricted contributions and grants $52,576 $60,721 Investment return (5,757) 5,252 Net assets released from restrictions (33,453) (62,568) Total changes in restricted net assets $13,366 $3,405 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. is a nonprofit organization exempt from income tax under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. TOTAL CHANGES IN NET ASSETS ($41,604) $15,034 The Balance Sheet and Statement of Activities are summarized here. A complete copy Net assets at beginning of the year 427,107 412,073 of Lincoln Center’s consolidated audited financial statements are available upon request. Net assets at end of the year $385,503 $427,107 Call 212.875.5255 or fax your request to 212.875.5275. Lincoln Center Board of Directors

CHAIRMAN Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Jim Herbert Daniel S. Och John A. Thain CHAIRMEN EMERITI Katherine Farley Executive Vice Chairman of the Board Chairman Chief Executive Officer Amyas Ames (1906–2000) Chairman of the Executive Committee and and Chief Executive Officer (Founding) Och-Ziff Capital Management Group Alair A. Townsend Former CEO First Republic Bank Frank A. Bennack, Jr. VICE CHAIRS Hearst James P. O’Shaughnessy Ann Unterberg Adrienne Arsht David A. Hunt Chairman & CEO Chairman Bruce Crawford Richard S. Braddock President and Chief Executive Officer O’Shaughnessy Asset Management Lincoln Center Education Chairman Emerita John D. Rockefeller 3rd (1906–1978) TotalBank PGIM Jeffrey C. Campbell Joseph R. Perella Barbara Vogelstein Martin E. Segal (1916–2012) Richard K. DeScherer Executive Vice President and CFO Elliot S. Jaffe Founding Partner and Chairman Chair Chief Legal & Compliance Officer American Express Chairman & Co-Founder Perella Weinberg Partners The School of American Ballet Beverly Sills (1929–2007) Bloomberg L.P. Ascena Retail Group (Dress Barn) Judith-Ann Corrente Ingeborg Rennert John E. Waldron George Weissman (1919–2009) Joel S. Ehrenkranz President & CEO Steven A. Kandarian Global Co-Head Investment Banking Partner Metropolitan Opera Chairman, President and Julian Robertson Goldman Sachs DIRECTORS EMERITI CO-CHAIRS Ehrenkranz Partners L.P. Chief Executive Officer Chairman Daniel Crown MetLife Inc. Tiger Management L.L.C Christopher J. Williams Hon. William H. Donaldson Roy Furman Founder/Producer Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Vice Chairman Red Crown Productions Sheryl Drangel Kaye Jim Rosenthal The Williams Capital Group, L.P. Peter L. Malkin Jefferies LLC Chief Operating Officer James G. Dinan Somesh Khanna Morgan Stanley John Wren John B. Hess Founder and Chief Executive Officer Senior Partner President and CEO DIRECTORS EMERITI York Capital Management McKinsey & Company, Inc. Stephen M. Ross Omnicom Group Chief Executive Officer Mrs. James A. Block Hess Corporation Chairman and Founder Beth Dozoretz David H. Koch Related Companies Clara Wu Tsai Diane M. Coffey Bruce Kovner President Executive Vice President Executive Director David A. Coulter Chairman Dozoretz Family Foundation Koch Industries, Inc. David M. Rubenstein Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation CAM Capital Co-Founder and Co-CEO Bruce Crawford Harold Ford Shelly Lazarus The Carlyle Group EX OFFICIO Philip L. Milstein Managing Director Chairman Emeritus Peter Frelinghuysen Senior Client Relationship Manager Ogilvy & Mather Oscar S. Schafer Hon. Bill de Blasio Principal Harvey Golub Ogden CAP Properties Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Chairman The Mayor of the City of New York Thomas H. Lee Rivulet Capital, LLC Eugene P. Grisanti Laurie M. Tisch William E. Ford President Barry H. Berke, Esq. Audrey Butvay Gruss President Chief Executive Officer Thomas H. Lee Capital Ralph Schlosstein Mayoral Designee Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund General Atlantic LLC President & CEO Paul B. Guenther Betty Levin Evercore Hon. Melissa Mark-Viverito Ann Ziff Bart Friedman President Speaker Ruth W. Houghton Senior Partner Corporate Art Directions Thomas Schumacher New York City Council Cahill Gordon & Reindel, LLP President & Producer Peter S. Kraus TREASURER Bryan Lourd Disney Theatrical Group Frank Carucci June Noble Larkin Blair W. Effron Bennett J. Goodman Managing Director Speaker’s Designee Martin J. Oppenheimer Founding Partner Co-Founder and Senior Managing Director Creative Artists Agency Robert K. Steel Centerview Partners LLC GSO Capital Partners Chief Executive Officer Hon. Thomas Finkelpearl Thomas A. Renyi Peter W. May Perella Weinberg Partners Commissioner Efraim Grinberg President and Founding Partner New York City Department Mrs. Frederick P. Rose DIRECTORS Chairman & CEO Trian Partners Gayfryd Steinberg of Cultural Affairs Susan Rudin Ronnie Ackman Movado Group, Inc. William R. Miller, CBE Steven R. Swartz Hon. Mitchell Silver Walter V. Shipley Robert Appel Mimi Haas Former Vice Chairman President and Chief Executive Officer Commissioner Howard Solomon President President Bristol-Myers Squibb Hearst New York City Department Appel Associates Mimi and Peter Haas Fund of Parks and Recreation Daisy M. Soros Eric Mindich Yasushi Takahashi Joseph Y. Bae Ronald G. Harrington Founder & Chief Executive Officer President & Chief Executive Officer Hon. Carl Spielvogel Philanthropist and Entrepreneur Eton Park Capital Management Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A), Inc. Managing Partner Stephen Stamas KKR Asia William B. Harrison, Jr. William C. Morris Tony Tamer Christina Baker Former Chairman & CEO Chairman of the Executive Committee Founder and Co-CEO JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Metropolitan Opera Association H.I.G. Capital, LLC Keith T. Banks President, U.S. Trust Gerald L. Hassell Anna Nikolayevsky Chandrika K. Tandon Bank of America Chairman & CEO CIO Chairman Private Wealth Management BNY Mellon Axel Capital Management Tandon Capital Associates

Renée Belfer Rita E. Hauser Indra Nooyi Ann Tenenbaum President Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Co-President The Hauser Foundation, Inc. PepsiCo, Inc. MTheory As of October 1, 2016

62 Lincoln Center Lincoln Center 63 Lincoln Center Senior Management Team Lincoln Center’s Resident Organizations

Liza Parker, Chief Operating Officer The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

Ron Austin, Executive Director The Film Society of Lincoln Center Lincoln Center Development Project Jazz at Lincoln Center Vin Cipolla, Executive Director David Geffen Hall Campaign The Juilliard School

Mary Costa, Executive Director Lincoln Center Theater Hall of Fame The Metropolitan Opera

Robert Cundall, Executive Vice President New York City Ballet Chief Financial Officer New York Philharmonic Peter Duffin, Senior Vice President Brand & Marketing The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts

Russell Granet, Executive Vice President School of American Ballet Lincoln Center Education, Community & International Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts David Link, Vice President Chief Digital Officer

Jane Moss, Ehrenkranz Artistic Director

Tamar C. Podell, Executive Vice President Planning & Development

Nigel Redden, Director Lincoln Center Festival

Elaine Ruiz, Vice President, Controller

Lesley Friedman Rosenthal, Executive Vice President General Counsel & Secretary

Greg Sheps, Senior Vice President Marketing Partnerships

Andrew C. Wilk, Executive Producer Live From Lincoln Center

Cover: the public domain: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; inside front cover: Noureddin Khourchid, Al Nabolsy Ensemble, and the Whirling Dervishes of Damascus: Sean Carroll; p.2: Louis Langrée and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra: ©Richard Termine; p.3: Katherine Farley: ©Brian Stanton, Liza Parker: Haghi Suka; p.4: Lincoln Center Out of Doors: Kevin Yatarola; p.6–7: the public domain: ©Richard Termine; p.8–9: LC Kids Winter Warm-Up: David Flores; p.10–11: Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp: Christopher St. Clair; p.12–13: NYChillharmonic: Cait McCarthy; p.14–15: Summer Forum: Christopher St. Clair; p.16–17: Patti Smith: Kevin Yatarola; p.18–19: The Black Rock Coalition Get-Down Revue: Kevin Yatarola; p.19: Richard and Jenn Kurtzer: ©2016 Jane Kratochvil; p.20–21: The Winter’s Tale: Rosalie O’Connor; p.22–23: The Illuminated Heart: ©Richard Termine; p.24–25: Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca: David Flores; p.26–27: Lang Lang/Live From Lincoln Center: Dzemo Halilovic; p.28–29: Revson Fountain: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; p. 29: Fred Dixon: Juilienne Schaer; p.30–31: The Juilliard School/A Day in the Life at Lincoln Center: Haghi Suka; p.32–33: Andrea Bocelli, Malcolm J. Merriweather, and the Voices of Haiti Children’s Choir: Sean Carroll; p.34–35: Thomas Heatherwick, Donald Schmitt: Haghi Suka; p.36: Lang Lang: ©Richard Termine; p.39: Valery Gergiev and the London Symphony Orchestra: Kevin Yatarola; p.40: Thomas Adès: Concentric Paths—Movements in Music: Kevin Yatarola; p.41: Mario Cantone, Jerry Dixon: Kevin Yatarola; p.42: The Catherine Russell Septet: Kevin Yatarola; p.43: Kanze Noh Theatre: ©Stephanie Berger; p.44: Thao and The Get Down Stay Down: Kevin Yatarola; p.45: Louis Langrée and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra: ©Richard Termine; p.46: Summer Forum, Middle School Arts Audition Boot Camp: Christopher St. Clair; p. 47: BombaYo/Lincoln Center Local: Sara Stranovsky; Family-Linc: David Flores; p.48: Lincoln Center: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; p.49: Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton: ©Stephanie Berger; Campus tour with children with low vision and their families: Kevin Yatarola; p.50: Christina Aguilera: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Lincoln Center; p.52: Takarazuka Revue: ©Stephanie Berger; inside back cover: Fleur Seule: Kevin Yatarola. Fleur Seule channeled the romance of 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. European jazz and the moxie of all-American

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