Annual Report 2011–12 Lincoln Center Corporate Fund

Annual Report
2011–12
Lincoln Center
Corporate Fund
Lincoln Center proudly celebrates New York
City’s extraordinary cultural and intellectual life,
and reaffirms its role as the world’s leading
performing arts institution.
LCCorporateFund.org
We, the undersigned Executive and Artistic Directors of 10 resident
organizations of Lincoln Center, wholeheartedly endorse the enclosed appeal
by the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund.
Unrestricted contributions raised by the Corporate Fund constitute vitally important annual support that helps enable
each resident organization to sustain a level of unparalleled artistic excellence while encouraging new ventures.
We cordially invite you to renew or make a first-time contribution to the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund.
THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL
Bruce Kovner
Chairman
THE SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET
NEW YORK CITY BALLET
Peter Martins
Ballet Master in Chief
Katherine E. Brown
Executive Director
Matthew VanBesien
Executive Director
Marjorie Van Dercook
Executive Director
Wynton Marsalis
Managing and
Artistic Director
Bernard Gersten
Executive Producer
Richard Peña
Program Director
Kevin W. Kennedy
President and
Chief Executive Officer
Peter Gelb
General Manager
THE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER
Greg Scholl
Executive Director
FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER
LINCOLN CENTER THEATER
André Bishop
Artistic Director
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA
JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC
Gary W. Parr
Chairman
Peter Martins
Artistic Director
Joseph W. Polisi
President
Wu Han
Artistic Director
Norma Hurlburt
Executive Director
David Finckel
Artistic Director
LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
Rose Kuo
Executive Director
Katherine Farley
Chair
Reynold Levy
President
At Lincoln Center, we pride ourselves on the entrepreneurial
spirit that distinguishes all of our endeavors and the artistry
we produce. The energy on our campus has never been more
pronounced as we prepare to undertake some of our most
innovative programmatic and strategic projects to date. The
Lincoln Center Corporate Fund embodies this ideal of entrepreneurship
and creative partnerships, and is vital to our goal of remaining
the world’s premier performing arts complex and a driving force
in regional economic development.
The Corporate Fund is the sole vehicle which raises and
distributes crucial, unrestricted corporate support among
Lincoln Center’s resident arts organizations. With one gift,
the Corporate Fund allows you to support 10 world-renowned
arts organizations and play a part in supporting their artistic,
educational, and community outreach programs that reach
millions annually and make Lincoln Center a national treasure.
As an expression of gratitude, the Corporate Fund offers its
member companies and their employees an outstanding array
of benefits to 10 arts organizations that comprise
Lincoln Center. Members enjoy enhanced brand awareness,
behind-the-scenes access, numerous discounted and complimetary
ticket offers, access to our exclusive concierge ticketing service,
and a range of elegant, client entertaining options at Lincoln
Center venues.
Nowhere else in the world will you find such an abundance
of artistic offerings enjoyed by as broad an audience than
on Lincoln Center’s newly renovated campus. Thank you to
our member companies and to those who are considering
joining us in our efforts to maintain the excellence that the
world has come to expect from Lincoln Center.
Steven Swartz
Chairman
Lincoln Center Corporate Fund
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The eight performing arts organizations
and two professional training academies
of Lincoln Center comprise an unparalleled
community of the arts and a singular
cultural treasure.
With the finest music, opera, dance, and theater programming, Lincoln Center attracts
some five million visitors each year. Extensive touring and educational outreach enhances
Lincoln Center’s unique, world-wide stature.
New York City Ballet
Developing new work,
preserving the repertoire and
dance aesthetic established
by its founders, and making
ballet accessible to the widest
possible audience through
touring, education programs,
outreach efforts, and the
creative use of media.
New York
Philharmonic
Revitalizing the orchestral
experience through the highest
caliber of performances of the
great music of the past and
works by today’s leading
composers, as well as through
evolving educational programs,
touring, and media initiatives.
Lincoln Center Theater
Producing plays and musicals,
classics and contemporary
works, with the most
accomplished artists working
in the theater, and aspiring to
the highest artistic standards.
The School of
American Ballet
Training the nation’s most talented
young people for professional
careers in classical ballet.
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Inspiring and growing audiences
for jazz, sharing the integrity and
democratic spirit of America’s
music through performance and
education of the highest standard,
lifting spirits and creating a
community through the fine
art of swing, the world over.
Film Society of
Lincoln Center
Promoting the art of film and
the achieve­m ents of filmmakers to a growing and
evermore discerning audience.
The Juilliard School
Educating its students to
achieve excellence as leading
artists in music, dance, and
drama, and as informed
advocates for the arts in society.
The Metropolitan
Opera
Presenting highly theatrical
productions of operatic
favorites and important new
works, featuring the world’s
leading singers, conductors,
composers, directors, designers,
and choreographers.
The Chamber
Music Society of
Lincoln Center
Stimulating and supporting the
perform­ance, composition, and
appreciation of chamber music.
Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts
Serving three primary roles:
presenter of superb artistic
programming, national leader in
arts education and community
relations, and manager of the
Lincoln Center campus. On behalf
of the resident organizations, LCPA
has also led a major transformation of its physical campus
completed in October 2012 with
the President’s Bridge.
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Membership Benefits
The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund thanks its members by providing an unparalleled range of benefits.
Corporations receive priority access to 29 world-class venues for client and employee entertaining,
conferences, media events, and concert receptions. Venue options include the jewel-box setting
of the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse; the grandeur of the world-renowned Avery Fisher Hall; the
sweeping city views from Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Atrium; and the contemporary elegance of Alice
Tully Hall’s Hauser Patron Salon. To see the complete membership benefits, click here
Lincoln Center Corporate Fund
The School of American Ballet
Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts
The Chamber Music Society
of Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center Theater
The Metropolitan Opera
Film Society
of Lincoln Center
The Juilliard School
New York Philharmonic
New York City Ballet
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Elevating classical dance in the hearts and minds of millions
New York City Ballet
One of the foremost dance companies in the world, New York City Ballet is renowned for
the athleticism and lyricism of its dancers, and for its ability to present the largest repertory
in the field of classical ballet. Founded by legendary choreographer George Balanchine and
philanthropist Lincoln Kirstein, New York City Ballet presents dance of unrivaled excellence,
while consistently developing new work of the highest order.
New York City Ballet continues to build new audiences through extensive touring, public
outreach and curriculum-based education programs, and by nurturing the next generation
of dance professionals through the New York Choreographic Institute and official training
academy, The School of American Ballet. Such activities bring more and more people to
the ballet, promote the highest artistic standards, and elevate the classical dance form in
the hearts and minds of millions.
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World Leader
New York Philharmonic
The New York Philharmonic is one of the world’s most celebrated orchestras. As the oldest
symphony orchestra in the United States and one of the oldest in the world, the New York
Philharmonic has performed more than 15,000 concerts —a milestone unmatched by
any other orchestra. Since its inception in 1842, the New York Philharmonic has been
renowned for vibrant performances of traditional and contemporary repertoire, and has
been committed to the commissioning and performance of new works. The New York
Philharmonic is deeply dedicated to sharing its music, whether at Avery Fisher Hall or on
domestic and international tours, in addition to providing year-round educational programming
for children and adults, and maintaining its position as a world leader in the use of new media
distribution of its performances through broadcast and digital media.
“The pre-eminent theater in the country.” — The
New York Times
Lincoln Center Theater
Now in its 27th year, Lincoln Center Theater has earned
praise from countless quarters for its exemplary productions,
and has been named as “the pre-eminent theater in the
country” by The New York Times.
Since the Theater’s re-establishment in 1985, LCT has
received a total of 66 Tony Awards —for the magnificent
epic, War Horse, for Tom Stoppard’s trilogy The Coast of
Utopia, for acclaimed revivals of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s
South Pacific and August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come
and Gone, as well as for many other memorable
productions throughout the
Theater’s history. LCT plays,
musicals, and revivals have
been seen by millions of
theater-goers at the Vivian
Beaumont Theater, the Mitzi
E. Newhouse Theater, at
Broadway and Off-Broadway
theaters, and on national tour.
The new LCT3 Claire Tow
Theater for works by new
artists opened in the late
spring of 2012. In addition
to producing plays and
musicals, Lincoln Center
Theater sponsors numerous
educational and outreach
programs for youth and
students throughout
New York City.
Producing more professional ballet dancers than any other school in the United States
The School of American Ballet
The School of American Ballet is the official training academy of the New York City Ballet,
and the premier school of its kind in the country. Since its storied founding by legendary
choreographer George Balanchine and philanthropist Lincoln Kirstein, the School of American
Ballet has produced more professional ballet dancers than any other school in the United
States. Extraordinarily accomplished faculty members guide the transformation of talented
students into professional dancers, and prepare them for placement in leading American
and international ballet companies. Beyond the classroom and studio, students are offered a
unique opportunity to gain performance experience dancing in New York City Ballet productions.
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Dedicated to inspiring and growing audiences for Jazz
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Jazz at Lincoln Center is dedicated to inspiring and growing
audiences for jazz. With the world-renowned Jazz at Lincoln
Center Orchestra and a comprehensive array of guest artists, Jazz
at Lincoln Center advances a unique vision for the continued
development of the art of jazz by producing a year-round
schedule of performance, education and broadcast events for
audiences of all ages. These productions include concerts,
national and international tours, residencies, a jazz hall of
fame and concert series, weekly national radio programs,
television broadcasts, recordings, publications, an annual
high school jazz band competition and festival, a band
director academy, jazz appreciation curriculum for students,
music publishing, children’s concerts and classes, lectures,
adult education courses, student and educator workshops
and interactive websites. Under the leadership of Artistic
Director Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center produces
thousands of events each season in its home in New York
City, Frederick P. Rose Hall, and around the world.
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Enhance awareness, accessibility, and understanding of the
art form among a broad and diverse film-going audience
Film Society of Lincoln Center
Founded in 1969, the Film Society of Lincoln Center celebrates American and international
cinema, recognizes and supports new filmmakers, and enhances awareness, accessibility and
understanding of the art form among a broad and diverse film-going audience. As an independent
constituent of the world’s foremost performing arts center, the Film Society of Lincoln Center
presents year-round programming that premieres new films from an international roster of established
and emerging directors, and is best known for its two world-class film festivals – the New York Film
Festival and New Directors/New Films. The Film Society operates two year-round cinemas (the
Walter Reade Theater and the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center); publishes Film Comment, the
country’s most respected cinematic journal; and, each year, honors an individual whose work has
left an indelible mark on the history of cinema at its Chaplin Award Gala.
Making an indelible impact on the quality of the performing arts
The Juilliard School
The Juilliard School is the only private conservatory in the
country to offer study in all three performing arts disciplines
of music, dance, and drama. With a long tradition of more than 100
years of educational and artistic excellence, Juilliard continues
to make an indelible impact on the quality of the performing
arts in America and the world. From Kevin Kline to Laura Linney,
Yo-Yo Ma to Renée Fleming, Paul Taylor to William Forsythe,
Juilliard alumni are among the leading luminaries in the performing
arts today.
Juilliard is also a major contributor to the cultural life of New
York City, offering nearly 700 performances at Lincoln Center
each year. In 1999, for its unparalleled standard of excellence in
arts education, Juilliard was awarded the National Medal of Arts,
the U.S. government’s highest honor for the arts.
A vibrant home for the most creative and talented
artists working in opera
The Metropolitan Opera
The Metropolitan Opera is a vibrant home for the most
creative and talented artists working in opera, including
conductors, composers, musicians, directors, designers,
choreographers—and, of course, the world’s greatest singers.
Known as a venue for great voices for more than 125 years,
the Met has embarked on an ambitious program to increase
significantly the number of new productions from the world’s
most imaginative directors, to elevate further the company’s
theatrical standards, and to secure increased commitments
from opera’s greatest stars. Thanks to live, high-definition
performance transmissions to movie theaters internationally
through the Peabody Award-winning Live in HD series (later
seen on public television), an online subscription service for
streaming hundreds of opera performances, an around-the-clock
satellite radio station, streaming of performances on the web,
and the continuing tradition of the Saturday matinee radio
broadcasts, the onstage excitement at the Met today reaches
millions around the world.
America’s foremost repertory company for Chamber Music
The Chamber Music Society
of Lincoln Center
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is America’s foremost repertory company for
chamber music. Under the artistic direction of cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han, CMS
presents an extraordinary roster of world-class artists in its signature series at Alice Tully
Hall, in the more intimate Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio, and in concerts around the
globe, drawing more listeners to chamber music than any other organization of its kind.
Beyond the concert hall, the Chamber Music Society offers a rich variety of activities to
inform, to educate, and to draw new audiences to chamber music. Through far-reaching
educational programs, live, recorded, and televised performances, extensive commissioning,
radio broadcasts, new music series, and young artist programs, CMS actively promotes a
love and appreciation for a body of music that can be said to be among the finest
achievements of our civilization.
Experience the unique joy of the performing arts
in an up-close-and-personal way
Lincoln Center for the
Per forming Arts
Lincoln Center presents a dazzling, year-round schedule of over
400 world-class performances through its several acclaimed
series including Great Performers, American Songbook,
Mostly Mozart Festival, Lincoln Center Festival, Midsummer
Night Swing, and Lincoln Center Out of Doors. In addition to
presenting the world’s foremost artists and ensembles, a
variety of innovative educational and community outreach
programs invite thousands of children, families, and neighbors to
Lincoln Center’s halls and plazas to experience the unique
joy of the performing arts in an up-close-and-personal way.
The Emmy Award–winning live telecast series Live From Lincoln
Center brings the best of Lincoln Center to millions of homes
across America. Lincoln Center also manages a 16-acre campus which
welcomes some five million visitors each year. In addition, Lincoln
Center for the Performing Arts has led a series of major capital
projects on behalf of the resident organizations across campus
completed in October with the President’s Bridge.
Lincoln Center
Corporate Fund
Golden Circle
$250,000 and more
Lincoln Center Business Council
Lincoln Center Real Estate
and Construction Council
MetLife Foundation
The New York Times Company
Foundation
The Wall Street Journal
The William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Leadership
$100,000 and more
Bank of America
Barclays
CBRE
Citi
Credit Suisse
Fisher Brothers Foundation
PVH Corp.
Sony Corporation
Outstanding Benefactor
$75,000 and more
Con Edison
Crain’s New York Business
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin
U.S. Trust
Wells Fargo
Distinguished Benefactor
$50,000 and more
American Express
BNY Mellon
Benenson Capital Partners, LLC
IBM International Foundation
The Jeffries Companies
King & Spalding LLP
The Marc Haas Foundation
Morgan Stanley
Newman’s Own Foundation
Omnicom Group
Pfizer Inc
The Starr Foundation
Tishman Speyer
UBS
The Walt Disney Company
Ziff Brothers Investments
Benefactor
$35,000 and more
David and Susan Coulter
Glenwood Management Corp.
Goldman Sachs & Co.
International Flavors & Fragrances
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
KPMG LLP
L. Jay Grossman Foundation Inc.
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
Ogden CAP Properties, LLC
Wilf Family Foundation
Xerox Corporation
Distinguished Patron
$25,000 and more
Accenture LLP
A X A Foundation
Berdon LLP
Blank Rome LLP
The Durst Organization
First Republic Bank
Linda and Richard Goldstein
Gotham Construction Company, LLC
Susan and John Hess
HSBC
Interpublic Group
Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.
News Corporation
New York Design Center
The New York Observer
Plaza Construction Corp.
Restaurant Associates
Simon & Partners LLP
TD Bank N.A.
Toyota
The Donald and Barbara Zucker
Family Foundation
Patron
$15,000 And More
Linda and Earle Altman
Americon Construction Inc.
BlackRock
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
Capital One Bank
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Credit Agricole Corporate and
Investment Bank
Crescent Heights
Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
Eastdil Secured LLC
Emmet, Marvin & Martin, LLP
Estreich & Company, Inc.
Extell Development Company
Feinberg Properties LLC
Fidelity National Title Insurance Company
First American Title Insurance
Company—National Commercial
Services
First Eagle Investment Management
Foundation
First Manhattan Co., in honor of
Ronald Stanton
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP
Goldfarb & Fleece LLP
Gregory P. Joseph Law Offices, LLC
The Guardian Life Insurance Company
ITOCHU International, Inc.
Johnson & Johnson
Florence & Robert Kaufman
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
Latham & Watkins LLP
The Leir Charitable Foundations
May and Samuel Rudin Family
Foundation, Inc.
Morrison & Foerster LLP
Newsweek /Daily Beast Co. LLC
Paul Hastings LLP
Paul Stuart
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison
LLP
Richard H. Holzer Memorial Foundation
Red Apple
Rose Associates, Inc.
RREEF Real Estate
ScheinMedia
The Segal Company
Shorenstein Properties LLC
Signature Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein
SLCE Architects, LLP
SL Green Realty Corp.
Studley, Inc.
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
Turner Construction Company
UnitedHealthcare
Warburg Pincus LLC
Weiler Arnow Mgt. Co., Inc.
Willis Group Holdings, Ltd.
Anonymous
Friend
$10,000 and more
A & E Networks
Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP
Atlas-Acon Electric Service Corp.
Best Buy Company, Inc.
The Blackstone Charitable Foundation
Bloomberg
The Bloomingdale’s Fund of the
Macy’s Foundation
Boston Properties
Charles F. and Anne Meckes Niemeth
Foundation
Clifford Chance
CohnReznick LLP
Colonial Consulting, LLC
Deloitte & Touche LLP
The Dow Foundation
Fitch, Inc.
FTI Consulting, Inc.
Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.
The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.
Humana Inc.
Jack Resnick & Sons
J.C.C. Fund of the Japanese Chamber of
Commerce and Industry of New York, Inc.
Jones Day
Kawasaki Good Times Foundation
Kurtzman Carson Consultants
Lazard
Loews Corporation
McMullan Family Fund
Bill and Jan Mitchell
Mitsubishi Corporation (America)
Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide
Point Gammon Foundation
Roche
Rockefeller Group International, Inc.
Rolex Watch U.S.A., Inc.
Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation
Service Directions Inc.
Sidley Austin LLP
Steven and Tina Swartz
Sumitomo Corporation of America
SYMS Corp and The Sy Syms Foundation
Thomson Reuters
Veronis Suhler Stevenson
Viacom Inc.
Anonymous
Distinguished Donor
$5,000 and more
AFD Contract Furniture
Alvarez & Marsal
Aon Corporation
Associate Ophthalmologists, PC
Brown-Forman Corporation
Certified Moving & Storage, LLC
ClearVision Optical
The Coca-Cola Company
Conway MacKenzie
Corning Incorporated Foundation
Daiwa Capital Markets America Inc.
Dom & Tom
E.G. Bowman Co., Inc.
Elias B. Cohen & Associates
Epstein, Becker & Green Pc
Ernst & Young LLP
G-III Apparel Group, Ltd.
Gaylord Entertainment Foundation
Grunfeld, Desiderio, Lebowitz, Silverman
& Klestadt LLP
The Herman Goldman Foundation
The Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc.
Logicworks
Loomis, Sayles & Company
Macquarie Group Foundation
Milberg Factors
Mitsui Fudosan America, Inc.
Montag & Caldwell
N.S. Bienstock, Inc.
Peerless Clothing
Randa Corporation
Donald J. Rose, M.D., RYC Orthopaedics, P.C.
Debra Flink Sonkin, Search Advisory Group
SESAC
Shydlo Communications, LLC
Sitrick And Company
Spielman Koenigsberg & Parker, LLP
SSG Capital Advisors, LLC
Sugar Foods Corporation
Toshiba America, Inc.
The Trump Organization
Vandenberg & Feliu, LLP
Deborah van der Heyden, Jones Lang
LaSalle, Inc.
Donor
$3,000 and more
BAT TLEY Performance Consulting, Inc.
Corporate Fuel
Great Performances
Lemle & Wolff
Marks Paneth & Shron LLP
Mitchell & Titus, LLP
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal U.S.A., Inc.
Stop & Stor Charitable Fund
Anonymous
and 28 supporters and contributors under
$3,000
As of November 1, 2012
Board Of Directors
New York City Ballet
New York Philharmonic
Lincoln Center Theater
Jay S. Fishman
Chairman
Gary W. Parr
Chairman
J. Tomilson Hill
Chairman
Marlene Hess
Darren Walker
Vice-Chairmen
Timothy M. George
Treasurer
Eric M. Mindich
President
Daisy M. Soros
Secretary
Brooke Garber Neidich
Leonard Tow
Vice Chairmen
Robert I. Lipp
President
Gordon B. Patee
Treasurer
Randal R. Craft, Jr.
Counsel
Kristin Kennedy Clark
Secretary
Maria-Cristina Anzola
Ajay Banga
Maria Bartiromo
Ronald N. Beck
Howard P. Berkowitz
Donya Archer Bommer
Daniel Brodsky
Debra Martin Chase
David E. R. Dangoor
Barbara R. Evans
Lisa Maria Falcone
Meyer Feldberg
Barry S. Friedberg
Eugene P. Grisanti
Pamela J. Joyner
Edward J. Kelly, III
Catherine R. Kinney
Carol D. Mack
Marissa Mayer
Clarke Murphy
David A. Nadler
Marie Nugent-Head
Sarah Jessica Parker
Jeffrey M. Peek
Robert W. Pittman
Denise Saul
Barbara J. Slifka
Denise Sobel
Howard Solomon
Ruth S. Stanton
Bonnie Strauss
John L. Vogelstein
Hon. Kimba M. Wood
Directors Emeriti
Gillian Attfield
Frederick W. Beinecke
Mary Sharp Cronson
Lawrence Herbert
Nancy Norman Lassalle
David H. Mortimer
Chairmen Emeriti
Barry S. Friedberg
Eugene P. Grisanti
Theodore C. Rogers
Howard Solomon
Ex Officio
Hon. Michael R. Bloomberg
Hon. Kate D. Levin
Alair A. Townsend
Alan Gilbert
Music Director
Matthew VanBesien
Executive Director
Lawrence D. Ackman
Alec Baldwin
Joshua Bell
Dr. Clemens Börsig
Kenneth A. Buckfire
James E. Buckman
Laura Chang
Diane Chesin
Peter D. Cummings
Toos N. Daruvala
Lodewijk J.R. de Vink
J. Christopher Flowers
Daria L. Foster
Annabelle K. Garrett
Paul B. Guenther
SungEun Han-Andersen
Benjamin P. Harris
Gurnee F. Hart
Gerald L. Hassell
Robert S. Hekemian, Jr.
C. Robert Henrikson
Ludmila Schwarzenberg Hess
Ann Johnson
Peter Jungen
Mitsuhiko Kawai
H. Frederick Krimendahl II
Honey M. Kurtz
Christian A. Lange
Karen T. LeFrak
William M. Lewis, Jr.
Alan S. MacDonald
Peter W. May
Harold Mitchell
Lizabeth A. Newman
Charles F. Niemeth
Itzhak Perlman
Joel I. Picket
Antonio Quintella
Susan Rose
Carol D. Schaefer
Oscar S. Schafer
Shirley Bacot Shamel
Larry A. Silverstein
Pamela Thomas-Graham
Ronald J. Ulrich
Sandra F. Warshawsky
Directors Emeriti
The Honorable Donald Blinken
Edith S. Bouriez
Dale M. Frehse
Gunther E. Greiner
William J. McDonough
Phyllis J. Mills
Donald A. Pels
Charles I. Petscheck
Paula L. Root
Benjamin M. Rosen
Joel E. Smilow
Stephen Stamas
The School of
American Ballet
Max R. Shulman
Chairman
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Robert J. Appel
Chairman
Garfield L. Miller, III
Treasurer
Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn
Diane M. Coffey
Mark R. Patterson
Jack Rudin
Vice Chairs
Augustus K. Oliver
Chairman, Executive Committee
Helen Haje
Secretary
Michael D. Fricklas
Secretary
John W. Rowe
Treasurer
Peter Martins
Artistic Director and
Chairman of Faculty
John Arnhold
Treasurer
Elizabeth Peters
Secretary
John B. Beinecke
Dorothy Berwin
Jessica M. Bibliowicz
André Bishop
Debra Black
Allison M. Blinken
Mrs. Leonard Block
James-Keith Brown
H. Rodgin Cohen
Jonathan Z. Cohen
Ida Cole
Donald G. Drapkin
Curtland E. Fields
Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Bernard Gersten
Marlene Hess
Judith Hiltz
Linda LeRoy Janklow
Jane Lisman Katz
Kewsong Lee
Memrie M. Lewis
Robert E. Linton
Ninah Lynne
Phyllis Mailman
Ellen R. Marram
John Morning
Elyse Newhouse
Elihu Rose
Stephanie Shuman
Josh Silverman
Howard Sloan
David F. Solomon
Tracey Travis
Robert G. Wilmers
William D. Zabel
Chairmen Emeriti
John B. Beinecke
Linda LeRoy Janklow
Founding Chariman
Hon. John V. Lindsay
Honorary Trustees
John S. Chalsty
Constance L. Clapp
Anna E. Crouse
Ellen Katz
Ray Larsen
Susan Newhouse
Victor H. Palmieri
Daryl Roth
Lowell M. Schulman
John C. Whitehead
Coco Kopelman
Vice President
Marjorie Van Dercook
Executive Director
Gordon J. Davis
Founding Chairman
Melanie Shorin
Chair, Chairman’s Circle
Kellie Johnson Abreu
Elisabeth M. Armstrong
Rosemary T. Berkery
Peter Boal
Alison Mass Bommarito
Judy Bernstein Bunzl
Chelsea V. Clinton
Stuart H. Coleman
Linda S. Daines
James H. Duff
Thomas R. Ellis
Zita Ezpeleta
Frances D. Fergusson
Robert Fribourg
Karen T. Hughes
Susannah Smetana Kagan
Julia F. Koch
Liz Peay McCreery
Elizabeth R. Miller
Richard A. Miller
Arthur Mitchell
Stacey C. Morse
Daniel Pacthod
William A. Perlmuth
Suzanne Allen Redpath
Naomi Seligman
Mrs. James C. Slaughter
Howard Solomon
Helgi Tomasson
Edward Villella
Barbara Manfrey Vogelstein
Jack Watters
Carolyn Wright-Lewis
Laura Zeckendorf
Wynton Marsalis
Managing & Artistic Director
Chairmen Emeriti
Albert C. Bellas
Robert Fribourg
Roswell B. Perkins
Philip S. Winterer
Chairman Emeritus
Lisa Schiff
Directors Emeriti
Mrs. Mark Hampton
Nancy Lassalle
Patricia S. Patterson
James W. Stevens
Kent Stowell
Marcia T. Thompson
Elizabeth Farran Tozer
Robert H. Burns
Valentino D. Carlotti
Richard M. Cashin
Alan D. Cohn
Stephen S. Daniel
Diana Roesch DiMenna
Viet Dinh
Gail May Engelberg
Mica Ertegun
Hughlyn F. Fierce
Larry Gagosian
Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Marlene Hess
Thomas H. Lee
Edward T. Lewis
Peter Norton
Robert G. O’Meally
Clarence Otis
Charles E. Phillips, Jr.
Michael F. Price
Ashley Schiff Ramos
Keith Reinhard
Adam R. Rose
Mark Rosenthal
Arthur J. Samberg
Paul C. Schorr, IV
H. Marshall Sonenshine
David J. Stern
Agnes Varis
Faye Wattleton
George Wein
Directors Emeriti
June Noble Larkin
Albert Murray, Board Historian
Jonathan F.P. Rose
Ex Officio
Hon. Michael R. Bloomberg
Mayor of the City of New York
Commissioner Robert B. Tierney
Designee
Hon. Scott Stringer
President of the Borough of Manhattan
Maggi Peyton
Designee
Hon. Christine Quinn
Speaker of the New York City Council
Lola West
Designee
Film Society
of Lincoln Center
Ann Tenenbaum
Chairman
Daniel H. Stern
President
Henry McGee
Ira M. Resnick
Ira S. Rimerman
Vice Chairmen
Abigail Hirschhorn Beroutsos
Lisa Ehrenkranz
Ronnie Planalp
Bernard L. Schwartz
Vice Presidents
Wendy Keys
Secretary
Bennett Goodman
Treasurer
Francesca Beale
William L. Bernhard
Helen Bernstein
Gerry Cardinale
Charlotte Chandler
Charles Cohen
Elissa F. Cullman
Lisa Ehrenkranz
Roy L. Furman
Bennett Goodman
Austin Hearst
Kris F. Heinzelman
Peter Herbst
Susan Hess
Abby Hirschhorn Beroutsos
Tara Kelleher
Wendy Keys
Frederick R. Koch
Joanne Koch
Henry McGee
Edward H. Meyer
Elinor Bunin Munroe
S.I. Newhouse, Jr.
Carlos Perez
Mark Perlbinder
Ronnie Planalp
Elizabeth Redleaf
Ira. M. Resnick
Scott Resnick
Ira S. Rimerman
John G. Roche
Robert Rosenkranz
Bernard L. Schwartz
Mark Standish
Mitchell Steir
Daniel H. Stern
Liz Swig
Yael Taqqu
Ann Tenenbaum
Lillian Vernon
Linda Vester
Jeffrey C. Walker
Natasha Ziff
Emeriti
Sallie Blumenthal
James Bouras
Michael Mayer
George Nelson
Alfred Stern
Irwin Young
Board Of Directors Continued
The Juilliard School
The Metropolitan Opera
Bruce Kovner
Chairman
Ann Ziff
Chairman
Katheryn C. Patterson
Vice Chairman
Kevin W. Kennedy
President and
Chief Executive Officer
Joseph W. Polisi
President
Pierre T. Bastid
Andrew T. Bednar
Julie A. Choi
Kent A. Clark
Pamela Daley
Kenneth S. Davidson
Sanford B. Ehrenkranz
Barbara G. Fleischman
Keith R. Gollust
Mary Graham
Joan W. Harris
Bradley H. Jack
Edward E. Johnson, Jr.
Sidney R. Knafel
J. Christopher Kojima
Karen M. Levy
Teresa E. Lindsay
Laura Linney
Vincent A. Mai
James S. Marcus
Michael E. Marks
Nancy A. Marks
Wynton Marsalis
Stephanie Palmer McClelland
Lester S. Morse, Jr.
Susan W. Rose
Arthur T. Shorin
Joan S. Steinberg
Chairmen Emeriti
Mary Rodgers Guettel
June Noble Larkin
Mercedes T. Bass
Vice Chairman
William C. Morris
Chairman of
the Executive Committee
Judith-Ann Corrente
Secretary
Betsy Cohen
Treasurer
Frayda B. Lindemann
Vice President
Christine F. Hunter
James W. Kinnear
Honorary Chairmen
Paul M. Montrone
President Emeritus
Mrs. Ezra K. Zilkha
Vice Chairman Emerita
Peter Gelb
General Manager
James Levine
Music Director
Fabio Luisi
Principal Conductor
Executive Committee
Mercedes T. Bass
Frank A. Bennack, Jr.
Betsy Cohen
Judith-Ann Corrente
Christine F. Hunter
Kevin W. Kennedy
Frayda B. Lindemann
William C. Morris
Howard Solomon
Ann Ziff
Managing Directors
Adrienne Arsht
Mercedes T. Bass
Frank A. Bennack, Jr.
Susan S. Braddock
Betsy Cohen
Leonard S. Coleman, Jr.
Judith-Ann Corrente
Edgar Foster Daniels
Jerry del Missier
Mrs. Paul Desmarais Sr.
Misook Doolittle
Sanford H. Fisher
Marina Kellen French
Mark Getty
Beth W. Glynn
Eugene P. Grisanti
Marlene Hess
Christine F. Hunter
Frederick Iseman
John J. Noffo Kahn
Kevin W. Kennedy
James W. Kinnear
Bruce Kovner
Camille D. LaBarre
Mrs. Walter J. Laughery, Jr.
Harry T. Lee
Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer
Frayda B. Lindemann
William R. Miller
Vivian Milstein
William C. Morris
Elena A. Prokupets
Hartley R. Rogers
Laura J. Sloate
Howard Solomon
Hon. David A. Straz, Jr.
Ambassador Nicholas F. Taubman
Mrs. Wilmer J. Thomas, Jr.
Robert I. Toll
Robert L. Turner
Ann Ziff
The Chamber Music Society
of Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center
for the Performing Arts
Peter Frelinghuysen
Chairman
Katherine Farley
Chair
Charles H. Hamilton
James P. O’Shaughnessy
Vice Chairs
Reynold Levy
President
Harry P. Kamen
Treasurer
Anthony C. Gooch
Secretary
Nasrin Abdolali
Joseph M. Cohen
Joyce B. Cowin
Peter Duchin
William B. Ginsberg
Robert Hoglund
Elinor L. Hoover
Philip K. Howard
Priscilla F. Kauff
Paul C. Lambert
Helen Brown Levine
Mike McKool
Richard J. Miller, Jr.
Dr. Annette U. Rickel
Beth B. Sackler
Herbert S. Schlosser
Donald Schnabel
Suzanne Cohn Simon
Elizabeth W. Smith
Andrea W. Walton
Jarvis Wilcox
Kathe G. Williamson
David Finckel and Wu Han
Artistic Directors
Norma Hurlburt
Executive Director
Directors Emeriti
Anne Coffin
Barbara Erskine
Marit Gruson
William G. Selden
Founders
Miss Alice Tully
William Schuman
Charles Wadsworth
Founding Artistic Director
David A. Coulter
Richard K. DeScherer
Joel S. Ehrenkranz
Roy Furman
John B. Hess
Bruce Kovner
Laurie M. Tisch
Ann Ziff
Vice Chairs
Blair W. Effron
Treasurer
Ronnie Ackman
Robert J. Alexander
Adrienne Arsht
Robert J. Appel
Renée Belfer
Frank A. Bennack, Jr.
Anna Nikolayevsky Benton
Richard S. Braddock
Guoqing Chen
Diane M. Coffey
Daniel Crown
James G. Dinan
Jay S. Fishman
Harold Ford, Jr.
Peter Frelinghuysen
Bart Friedman
Stephanie George
Edward P. Gilligan
Efraim Grinberg
Audrey Butvay Gruss
William B. Harrison, Jr.
Rita E. Hauser
James H. Herbert II
J. Tomilson Hill
David A. Hunt
Robert A. Iger
Steven A. Kandarian
Mitsuhiko Kawai
Hon. Judith S. Kaye
Kevin W. Kennedy
Somesh Khanna
David H. Koch
Peter S. Kraus
Shelly Lazarus
Thomas H. Lee
Nathan Leventhal
Betty Levin
Bryan Lourd
Peter L. Malkin
Sir Deryck C. Maughan
Raymond J. McGuire
William R. Miller
Philip L. Milstein
William C. Morris
Indra Nooyi
Daniel S. Och
Gary W. Parr
Joseph R. Perella
Mrs. Ingeborg Hanna Rennert
Thomas A. Renyi
Julian H. Robertson, Jr.
Elizabeth Rohatyn
Jim Rosenthal
Stephen M. Ross
David M. Rubenstein
Stefan M. Selig
Max R. Shulman
Daniel H. Stern
Steven Swartz
Alair A. Townsend
Ann Unterberg
George Walker
Christopher J. Williams
John Wren
Shiqiang Wu
Ex Officio
Hon. Michael R. Bloomberg
Hon. Patricia E. Harris
Hon. Christine C. Quinn
Jonathan Sheffer
Hon. Kate D. Levin
Hon. Veronica M. White
Chairmen Emeriti
Amyas Ames (1906-2000)
Bruce Crawford
John D. Rockefeller III (1906-1978)
Martin E. Segal (1916-2012)
Beverly Sills (1929-2007)
George Weissman (1919-2009)
Directors Emeriti
June Noble Larkin
Chair
Mrs. James A. Block
Bruce Crawford
Hon. William H. Donaldson
Harvey Golub
Victor Gotbaum
Eugene P. Grisanti
Mary Rodgers Guettel
Ruth W. Houghton
H. Frederick Krimendahl II
Martin J. Oppenheimer
Mrs. Frederick P. Rose
Susan Rudin
Walter V. Shipley
Howard Solomon
Daisy M. Soros
Hon. Carl Spielvogel
Stephen Stamas
Ronald P. Stanton
Julien J. Studley
Lillian Vernon
As of December 31, 2012
Steven Swartz
Chairman
Hearst Corporation
Robert F. Arning
KPMG LLP
Thomas A. Renyi
BNY Mellon
William R. Rhodes
Citigroup, Inc.
Janet L. Robinson
Keith T. Banks
U.S. Trust/Bank of America
Angelica Cantlon
International Flavors & Fragrances
John Catsimatidis
Red Apple Group
Richard A. Cirillo, Esq.
King & Spalding LLP
David A. Coulter
Warburg Pincus, LLC
Michael I. Roth
Interpublic Group
Bradley D. Simon
Simon & Partners LLP
Jeffrey T. Stevenson
Veronis Suhler Stevenson
Sir Howard Stringer
Sony Corporation
Michael J. Wolf
Activate, Inc.
Thomas H. Glocer
Michael Golden
The New York Times Company
Richard A. Goldstein
Maurice R. Greenberg
C.V. Starr and Co.
David W. Heleniak
Morgan Stanley
Robert A. Iger
The Walt Disney Company
Jill Kaplan
Crain’s New York Business
Eric Knauss
Lazard
Charles G. Ludmer
J.H. Cohn LLP
Peter L. Malkin, Esq.
Malkin Holdings, LLC
Kenneth L. Wyse
PHV Corp.
James D. Zirin, Esq.
Sidley Austin LLP
Ex Officio
Katherine Farley
Chair
Lincoln Center
Reynold Levy
President
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center Real Estate and
Construction Council
Leadership Committee
The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund benefits from the support and
expertise of some of the world’s leading business executives.
The Leadership Committee directs the course of the Corporate Fund
and ensures its continued effectiveness in serving the ever-changing
needs of 10 world-class arts organizations at Lincoln Center.
The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund’s Real Estate and Construction
Council is comprised of New York City’s leading real estate
executives who provide significant support for Lincoln Center.
The Council’s annual gala honors the industry’s most prominent
representatives, introduces many new businesses to the Corporate
Fund, and is one of New York City’s most anticipated industry events.
Lawrence B. Benenson
Co-Chairman
Benenson Capital Partners, LLC
Gary Jacob
Co-Chairman
Glenwood Management Corp.
James D. Kuhn
Co-Chairman
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
John J. Avlon
Co-Chairman Emeritus
The Jeffries Companies
Peter L. Malkin Esq.
Co-Chairman Emeritus
Malkin Holdings, LLC
Robert H. Arnow
Weiler Arnow Mgt. Co., Inc.
John I. Bralower
The Carlton Group
Kenneth C. Cohen
Fidelity National Title Insurance
Company
S. H. Spencer Compton
First American Title Insurance
Company – National Commercial
Services
James S. Davidson, AIA
SLCE Architects, LLP
Alice P. DiMarzio
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
Mark Edelstein, Esq.
Morrison & Foerster LLP
Abby Elbaum
Ogden CAP Properties, LLC
Jonathan M. Estreich
Estreich and Company, Inc.
Jeffrey Gural
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
Gerald D. Schein
ScheinMedia
Sharon R. Harris
Jonathan Schein
Practice Leader
National Real Estate Investor
James L. Hedden
Rose Associates, Inc.
Woody Heller
Studley
Todd Henderson
RREEF Real Estate
James I. Hisiger, Esq.
Latham & Watkins LLP
Meredith J. Kane, Esq.
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind,
Wharton & Garrison LLP
Robert Kaufman
William Kaufman Organization, Ltd.
Steven M. Kenny
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
George Klett
Signature Bank
Benjamin V. Lambert
Eastdil Secured LLC
Rick Lyon
Capital One Bank
Anthony E. Malkin
W & M Properties Inc.
Mark L. McCarthy
Shorenstein Properties LLC
Bruce Menin
Crescent Heights
Neal Miranda
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Bruce E. Mosler
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
Bruce E. Mosler
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
David H. Feinberg
Feinberg Properties LLC
Narendra P. Mulani
Accenture
Winston Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Charles F. Niemeth, Esq.
Baker & McKenzie LLP
David V. Fowler
BNY Mellon
Gregory R. Reimers
JPMorgan Chase Real Estate
Banking
Douglas L. Paul
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC
Eugene M. Grant
Eugene M. Grant & Company, LLC
Stephen M. Ross
Related Companies
Ernesta G. Procope
E.G. Bowman Co., Inc.
Francis J. Greenburger
Time Equities, Inc.
Richard Ruben
Ruben Companies
Joel I. Picket
Gotham Construction Company, LLC
Glenn A. Shannon
Shorenstein Properties LLC
Stephen B. Siegel
CBRE
Ben Singer
Starship Capital Advisors LLC
Sheldon H. Solow
Solow Building Company
John P. Uehlinger
Emmet, Marvin & Martin, LLP
Alan G. Weiler, Esq.
Weiler Arnow Mgt. Co., Inc.
Anthony Westreich
Monday Properties
Steve Wolf
AREA Property Partners
Timothy M. Zietara
Doral Property Finance
Ex Officio
Katherine Farley
Chair
Lincoln Center
Reynold Levy
President
Lincoln Center
Kenneth L. Wyse
Chairman
PVH Corp.
Michael S. Mullman
Vice Chairman
Blank Rome LLP
Alan Ackbarali
Capital One Bank
Brenda Adrian
Sitrick and Company
Andrew H. Charles
King & Spalding LLP
Paul Chau
TD Bank, N.A.
Michael J. Clain, Esq.
Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf,
LLP
John P. Cole
Wells Fargo
Charles A. Damato
Windersl Marx Lane & Mittendorf,
LLP
Amy Edgy Ferber
Jones Day
Deborah van der Heyden
Jones Lang LaSalle
Debra Flink Sonkin
Search Advisory Group
John A. Kaiser
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.
Harry C. Steinmetz, CPA
WeiserMazars LLP
Teresa Kohl
SSG Capital Advisors, LLC
Jonathan B. Taylor
Spielman Koenigsberg & Parker, LLP
Lisa Laukitis
Jones Day
Michael H. Torkin
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
David A. Lorenzo
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
Raymond L. Vandenberg
Vandenberg & Feliu LLP
Charles G. Ludmer
CohnReznick LLP
Kenneth Ziegler
Logicworks
Albert Lynch
Douglas Elliman
Donald S. MacKenzie
Conway MacKenzie
Eileen P. Matthews
Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt &
Mosle LLP
Michael McLaughlin
Macquarie Group
W. Patrick McMullan III
The McMullan Family Fund/
Barclays
Laurie Ferber Podolsky
Peter Friedfeld
ClearVision Optical Co. Inc.
Michael Frishberg
Kurtzman Carson Consultants
Ronald A. Garfunkel
Service Directions Inc.
Sunil Garg
Citibank, N.A.
Donald J. Gibson
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
Cathy Hoffman Glosser
The Trump Organization
William J. Golden
UnitedHealthcare
Daniel Greene
Citibank, N.A.
Barbara Grodd
Paul Stuart
Dennis Miller
Dennis Miller Associates
Wayne S. Miller
G-III Apparel Group, Ltd.
Sharon B. Mosse
Strategic Marketing Group, Inc.
Daniel A. Orwig
Itochu Prominent USA LLC
Donald J. Rose, MD
Harkness Center for Dance Injuries
Joseph Rudick
Associate Ophthalmologists, PC
Statement of Activities
Lincoln Center Business Council
The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund’s Business Council encourages
the support of middle-market businesses and professional firms. Council
members represent a wide cross-section of middle-market businesses from
a variety of geographic areas that work together to provide special events
and other cultivation opportunities to build an important base of support for
Lincoln Center.
Combined 2011–2012 projected operations for 10 performing arts
companies & professional training academies at Lincoln Center.
Revenues:
Box office revenues
213,189,087
Tuition & education fees
35,822,120
Hall rentals
42,716,294
Endowment & investment income
91,357,268
Other income & retail sales
113,957,938
Total revenues
497,042,707
Expenditures:
Production & performances
399,951,642
Educational Programs
Professional training (Juilliard and SAB)
44,241,613
Other constituent educational programs
15,119,406
Telecasts and radio broadcasts
41,083,660
Touring programs
12,153,589
Parks performances
1,551,519
Other community activities
2,290,841
Building and maintenance
108,540,968
Administration93,169,627
Development and fundraising
36,086,472
Retail and other expenses
20,714,193
Total expenditures
774,903,530
Contribution need
277,860,824
Contribution support:
Federal
3,185,841
State
789,580
City
5,152,291
Restricted corporate gifts
22,877,205
Foundations
37,813,875
Membership programs
15,531,739
Individual gifts
188,021,207
Consolidated corporate fund drive
4,541,996
Total contributed support
277,913,734
Operating surplus/-deficit
52,910
Maria Gordon Shydlo
Shydlo Communications, LLC
John C. Simons
Corporate Fuel Partners LLC
Raymond T. Sloane
FTI Consulting, Inc.
This statement is presented solely for the purposes of this report. As autonomous institutions,
each of the organizations participating in the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund has its own
operating budget. The statement combines the separate projected results and accommodates
differing fiscal years. The Corporate Fund’s fiscal year is July 1 through June 30.
A copy of the last annual report filed with the New York State Department of State by each
of the Lincoln Center organizations participating in the Fund may be obtained upon request
in writing to the Attorney General of the State of New York, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway,
New York, NY 10271 or Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New
York, NY 10023-6583.
Lincoln Center Leadership
STEVEN SWARTZ
Chairman
Lincoln Center
Corporate Fund
REYNOLD LEVY
President
Lincoln Center
KATHERINE FARLEY
Chair
Lincoln Center
STAFF
Arlene Graime
Director
Joe Hsu
Senior Manager
Stephanie Krieger
Manager
Inara Letdin
Coordinator
Johnny Lin
Associate
Eva Popper
Volunteer
Photo Credits: Cover: Alice Tully Hall: © Mark Bussell; Josie Robertson Plaza: John Meloy; Lincoln Center sign, Hearst Plaza,
Alice Tully Hall and Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Restaurant: © Mark Bussell; David H. Koch Theater: Tristan Cook; New York City
Ballet Company in George Balanchine’s The Four Temperaments: © 2011 Paul Kolnik; New York Philharmonic: Music Director
Alan Gilbert conducts the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall, December 28, 2010: © 2010 Chris Lee; Lincoln Center
Theater: Seth Numrich in a scene from War Horse, produced by Lincoln Center Theater and the National Theatre of Great
Britain in association with Bob Boyett at the Vivian Beaumont Theater: © 2011 Paul Kolnik; The School of American Ballet:
Advanced Students in SAB’s Partnering Class: © 2010 Rosalie O’Connor; Jazz at Lincoln Center: Frank Stewart; The Film
Society of Lincoln Center: The Film Society’s Chaplin Award Gala honoring Sidney Poitier, from left-to-right: Jim Belushi,
Danny Glover, Chris Tucker, Dan Aykroyd, Sydney Tamiia Poitier, Mary-Louise Parker, Sidney Poitier, Ann Tenenbaum, Norman
Jewison, Ruby Dee, Ben Kingsley, Morgan Freeman, Rose Kuo, Lulu, Quentin Tarantino, Quincy Jones, James Earl Jones:
Mike Casper; The Juilliard School: Dance: © 2010 Rosalie O’Connor; The Metropolitan Opera: A scene from Robert Lepage’s
Met production of Die Walküre: Ken Howard; The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Brandenburg Concertos: Tristan
Cook; Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: Conductor Louis Langrée leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra: © 2011
Richard Termine; Levy, Farley: Brian Stanton © 2011.