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  • Considering Matthew Shepard concert. Photo by Marlee Crawford/Ole Miss Communications

    A Journey from Grief to Higher Understanding

    On October 7, nearly twenty years after the death of Matthew Shepard, the University of Wyoming student who was beaten and tortured for being gay, the Lincoln Center and Colorado State University are proud to present Considering Matthew Shepard. This cathartic oratorio created in response to the brutal act that shook the nation’s conscience features Read More

  • A graphic of a woman reading from her diary with an embarassed look on her face. Text reads "Mortified 'A Cultural Phenomenon'-Newsweek, 'Hilarious'-The Atlantic, As seen on Netflix and Heard on This American Life."

    Mortified: A Hilarious Romp into the Heart of Teen Angst

    Years after high school, if you found a love letter that you wrote and never sent, you might laugh a little, blush a little and then be quick to hide it back away.  Not Dave Nadelberg, the creator of  Mortified.  “When I found an old love letter, I immediately laughed and thought ‘I need to share this with Read More

  • Portland Cello Project press portrait, March 2018. Photo by Jason Quigley

    Say Hello to Offbeat Cello

    If you think you are in for a straight-laced classical cello performance when Portland Cello Project comes to the Fort Collins Lincoln Center on October 12, think again. From symphony halls to rock clubs, the Portland Cello Project has been hailed as a “jolt of energy” by Spin Magazine, and “genre-crossing” by MTV. “We play Read More

  • A photo of man playing guitar in a faraday cage with lightning stricking him. Neon text reads "ArcAttack."

    An En-Lightning Experience!

    What do you get when you bring together a rock band, robots, and Tesla coils? You get ArcAttack, one truly “electrifying” experience that will leave you and your family in awe. When Nikola Tesla created his eponymous coils in 1891, he certainly did not foresee that one day they would become the lead instrument for the most Read More

  • Construction crews at work in The Lincoln Center Performance hall. There are no seats.

    Chairs and Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

    After 40 amazing years, we’re replacing all the Performance Hall seats with new chairs, and we can’t wait to show them off. Some big changes are coming along with these new seats. Here’s what you have to look forward to the next time you come to the Lincoln Center! Seat Numbering As we change our Read More

  • Photo collage of The Choir of Man, The Illusionists, The Ballet Trockaderos, Mavis Staples, and Koda

    Packages That’ll Please

    The 2018-2019 season is here and we have packages to suit every taste whether you love musicals, dance performances, or the edgier side of performance art. Even better, great perks are included with a package purchase. Folks who buy a package before August 8th get the bests seats — before tickets go on sale to the Read More

  • Collage of the 40th anniversary year shows like Finding Neverland, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, The Illusionists, Chicago, Mortified, Jay Leno, Kodo: Evolution, and Collectif 9

    Lincoln Center Announces its 2018/2019 40th Anniversary Season Lineup

    The Lincoln Center announced its lineup for its upcoming 40th Anniversary Season today. Headlining the season on October 14 is Jay Leno, the legendary, everyman comedian that’s best known for dominating late-night TV from behind the desk of The Tonight Show. As The Lincoln Center gets set to turn the big 4-0, it is also Read More