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A Season of culture at the Lincoln Center |
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Written by NEXTnc staff reports
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Thursday, 10 May 2007 |
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 The Lincoln Center announced its lineup for the 2007-08 season this week. As usual, there will be plenty of cool shows coming to the Choice City. While you’re checking out the big productions in the Showstopper Series such as “The Producers” and “Hairspray,” don’t overlook “Blast!” a combination of music and athleticism.
At NEXTnc, our favorite shows are in the Anything Goes Series. Rock ’n’ roll opera, a musical set in a trailer park, a play about doing a play, and belly dancers. That’s hard to beat.
And the Adventure Cinema Series is cool, too. You get to see exotic locales and chat face-to-face with the filmmakers.
SHOWSTOPPER SERIES
$211 center, $199 sides for evening shows; $199 center, $189 sides for matinees
Oct. 8–11 Coasters/Drifters/Platters
Nov. 6–9 The Producers
Nov. 27–30 Frankie Avalon Holiday Show
Jan. 21–24 The Jeff Dunham Show
Feb. 26–29 Hairspray
March 31–April 3 Blast!
April 29–May 2 Annie
ANYTHING GOES SERIES
$119 center, $109 sides
Oct. 6 Jungle Jack Hanna
Nov. 4 The East Village Opera Company
Jan. 19 Great American Trailer Park Musical
Feb. 24 Moby Dick rehearsed
March 15 Belly Dance Superstars
DANCE SERIES
$74 center, $68 sides w/o add on
$100 center, $92 sides with add on
Oct. 20 Lily Cai Chinese Dance Company
Feb. 23 Deeply Rooted Dance Theater
April 9 Aspen/Sante Fe Ballet
Jan. 27** Les Ballets Trockaderos de Monte Carlo
IMAGINATION SERIES
(formerly Children’s Series)
$32 center, $28 sides without add on
$40 center, $35 sides with add on
Jan. 17-18 Riders in the Sky
Feb. 7-8 The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley
March 6-7 Todd Oliver and The Funny Dogs
April 10-11 The Wizard of Oz
April 20 If You Give a Pig a Party
CLASSICAL MUSIC SERIES
$72 all seats without add on
$97 all seats with add on
(in partnership with CSU Department of Music, Theatre and Dance, University Center for the Arts)
Nov. 8 Andrew Manze & Richard Egarr (@UCA)
Oct. 6 Olga Kern (@UCA)
Feb. 13 The Romeros (@ UCA)
May 5** Chanticleer (at Lincoln Center)
ADVENTURE CINEMA SERIES
$42 all seats
Sept. 17 Cruising Russia
Oct. 22 Corsica and the Rivieras
Nov. 19 Gulf Coast Adventure
Jan. 14 Vietnam: A Land of Surprises
March 24 Vines Down Under
April 14 Soul of Morocco
** These are add-ons to the series packages
Season ticket renewals begin May 12 for Showstoppers; May 14 for Anything Goes, and May 21 for Dance, Classical Music, Adventure Cinema, and the Imagination Series.
New season tickets will go on sale beginning July 9.
For more information call 221.6730 or go online to: www.LCTIX.com | Only registered users can write comments.
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