By Gillian Reagan 3/07/08 10:00pm

Lincoln Center Gives New Directors and Writers a Stage

In the battle to infiltrate graying theater audiences with some fresh faces, the Lincoln Center Theater has a new strategy. They’re launching LCT3, a major new initiative to cultivate new audiences and to produce work by emerging playwrights, directors, and designers. Called LCT3, the program will begin in 2008–09 with two productions at the Duke Read More

By Gillian Reagan 12/17/07 5:02pm

City Opera Will Go Dark Next Year

The New York State Theater will go dark during New York City Opera’s 2008-9 season so that it can be renovated. Susan L. Baker, chairwoman of the company, said that opera officials did not resent having to lose the company’s home for 2008-9, even though the New York City Ballet is not making similar sacrifices. Read More

By Gillian Reagan 12/07/07 7:46pm

City Opera May Go Dark Next Season

We told you last month that the New York City Opera and the New York City Ballet company finally came to an agreement about renovations to their shared Lincoln Center theater. But those renovations might cause the Opera to cancel its 2008-09 season at the theater, or maybe relocate performances to other venues, Read More

By Gillian Reagan 11/27/07 2:55pm

City Ballet, Opera Come to Terms on Stage Changes

The New York City Opera and New York City Ballet have finally retracted their claws and come to agreements about renovations to the New York State Theater they share at Lincoln Center. The two tenants, who alternate seasons at the center, have been bickering over issues like whether to create a center aisle (the opera Read More