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The Fourth Wall

  • Photo collage of the shows that were just announced: Menopause The Musical, Christopher Cross, Brandfort Marsalis Quartet, Let It Be.

    Four New Shows Announced for 2018

    The Lincoln Center has announced the addition of four new performances to its 2018 lineup. The four new shows include: Christopher Cross Friday, February 23 | 7:30 p.m.One of the most successful adult contemporary artists of all time, Christopher Cross is known for his incredible vocal range and energetic live performances. This 5X Grammy Award-winning… Read More

  • The Jersey Boys in lavendar shirts looking off to the side seriously.

    From the Streets of Jersey to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

    They had a look and an attitude that was all their own, and it might have landed them in jail if they hadn’t become one of the greatest musical acts of the 1960s. Before the members of The Four Seasons even turned 30, they had sold 175 million records worldwide. Despite this, history hasn’t institutionalized… Read More

  • Cinderella in a white dress standing next to the fairy godmother in a pink dress. Text reads: "Become a fairy godmother."

    Become a Fairy Godmother

    The Fort Collins Lincoln Center, The Junior League and the company of Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella are pleased to announce that beginning one hour prior to every Cinderella performance, November 9-11, we will be accepting donations of new and gently used costume jewelry and women’s dress shoes for the Junior League Career Closet. We will… Read More

  • UCHealth music therapy participant Nabil Tadros plays the drums during physical therapiest Ruth Rice's (background) session one Friday morning.

    The Power of Music

    Under the close watch of his physical therapist, a stoic man marches up and down a four-inch step with admirable consistency. His left hand holds a walker for support, but his feet endure in their instructed endeavor; forward and backward, up and down, left and right. The therapist barely says a word, but he doesn’t… Read More

  • Elephant Revival members stand in front of a white house.

    Elephant Revival Blooms With Symphonic Backing on “Petals”

    Elephant Revival has garnered a reputation for its haunting, lush acoustic sound that is at once evocative and mysterious. The Nederland, Colorado-based group is comprised of multi-instrumentalists playing fiddles, horns, banjos, cellos, washboards and even the occasional musical saw that all blend into a hard-to-define sound that is rooted in Americana, gypsy, Celtic and folk… Read More

  • Man telling a story from The Moth mainstage. The room is full of people entranced by the speaker.

    The Power of The Moth Pulls Us Closer

    Heartfelt storytelling is no longer isolated to intimate conversations with your closest friends. The Moth has brought storytelling to the main stage — via podcasting, The Moth Radio Hour, story slams, books and through its classic live Moth Mainstage performances since 1997. This November, The Moth will bring its storytelling magic to the Lincoln Center… Read More

  • Bobby Rush playing a harmonica.

    Bobby Rush Pours His Soul Into “The River”

    “If you don’t like the blues, you don’t like your mama,” says Grammy-winning bluesman Bobby Rush. “Blues are the foundation — the roots of music.” And Rush should know. He lived and worked in Chicago during the height of the Chicago blues scene. He’s performed with Etta James, Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters. Singing the… Read More