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Brittany Renee and Kevin Miller perform "I Loves You, Porgy” from The Metropolitan Opera’s staging of The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess. Filmed in the Kenneth C. Griffin Sidewalk Studio. Soprano - Brittany Renee Piano - Kevin Miller Video Producer - Dorothea Trufelman Video Coordinating Producer - Jennifer Solorio Production Manager - Kyrie Bayles Associate General Manager - Dennis Hruska Director, Communications - Jenni Klauder Senior Publicist, The Metropolitan Opera - Chanel Williams Director, Social Communications - Brian Dratch Associate General Counsel, Senior Director Business and Legal Affairs - Danielle Schiffman Editor - Skyler Knutzen Audio Engineer - Tim Race Art Director - Pat Morin Motion Designer - Kaitlyn Chandler Director - Skyler Knutzen Director of Photography - Victoria Sendra Camera Operators - Erwin Pérez, Jess Ray, Victoria Sendra, Daniel Schloss Video Engineer - Erwin Pérez Makeup Artist - Aina Lee Special Thanks - IATSE Local One "I LOVES YOU, PORGY" Written by Ira Gershwin, Du Bose Heyward, Dorothy Heyward, and George GershwinIra Gershwin Music (GMR). All rights on behalf of Ira Gershwin Music administered by Warner Geo Met Ric Music. Published by Downtown Music Publishing, LLC, Du Bose and Dorothy Heyward Memorial Fund Pub, and Frankie G. Songs _____________ Welcome to Lincoln Center, home to 11 resident arts organizations. Presenting music, theater, dance, film, opera, and more, our stages bring a tapestry of artists—from across the globe—to New York City. Learn more at https://LincolnCenter.org Social Media Links: https://www.Facebook.com/LincolnCenter https://www.instagram.com/LincolnCenter https://www.tiktok.com/@lincolncenter https://x.com/LincolnCenter https://threads.com/@lincolncenter

Lights up at Lincoln Center. The NETFLIX World Premiere of The Rip took over Alice Tully Hall with Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Teyana Taylor, and more. 🎥🔥Take a look at the red carpet moments! _____________ Welcome to Lincoln Center, home to 11 resident arts organizations. Presenting music, theater, dance, film, opera, and more, our stages bring a tapestry of artists—from across the globe—to New York City. Learn more at https://LincolnCenter.org Social Media Links: https://www.Facebook.com/LincolnCenter https://www.instagram.com/LincolnCenter https://www.tiktok.com/@lincolncenter https://x.com/LincolnCenter https://threads.com/@lincolncenter

globalFEST is back at Lincoln Center! This blockbuster, ten-sets-in-one-night evening features artists from across the globe! This years festival includes: Saami Brothers featuring Ustad Naseeruddin Saami, Maria Mazzotta, David Rivera & La Bámbula, The Naghash Ensemble, Insun Park & Generals, Dilemastronauta y La Tripulación Cósmica, Raiatea Helm, Nour Harkati, Dale Watson & His Lone Stars with Special Guest Celine Lee, and Vopli Vidopliassova. Sunday, January 11, 2025 at David Geffen Hall Get yoir Choose-What-You-Pay tickets at LincolnCenter.org/globalFEST. _____________ Welcome to Lincoln Center, home to 11 resident arts organizations. Presenting music, theater, dance, film, opera, and more, our stages bring a tapestry of artists—from across the globe—to New York City. Learn more at https://LincolnCenter.org Social Media Links: https://www.Facebook.com/LincolnCenter https://www.instagram.com/LincolnCenter https://www.tiktok.com/@lincolncenter https://x.com/LincolnCenter https://threads.com/@lincolncenter

Celebrating the visionary, boundary-pushing artistry of the Nordic countries, audiences are invited to transport themselves to the north for a night at Lincoln Center’s Nordic Next, featuring the Lincoln Center debuts of Eydís Evensen and Josefine Opsahl. Recognized as a “classical music gamechanger” (The Line of Best Fit), Eydís Evensen is a composer and pianist from Iceland with Norwegian and Faroese roots. Her compositions, guided by emotion, are intimate explorations of mourning, hope, reflection, and renewal—creating a world that invites listeners to feel their way through the music. Performing a selection from her three albums, including her newest release Oceanic Mirror (2025), which captures the ocean in all its power and movement, she takes audiences on a transcendent journey. Josefine Opsahl is an award-winning Danish composer and cellist hailed by The Strad as a “boundary defying and remarkable composer and artist.” She renews and pushes the rich legacy of music traditions forward through her work. Her solo performances fuse acoustic cello and electronics, creating dynamic and mesmerizing sound worlds. Opsahl performs works from her latest album, CYTROPIA (2025), in a program that unfolds as a grand sonic journey beyond the grid of genres and offers a manifesto for progress, innovation, and human creativity. Nordic Next is presented in collaboration with the Consulates General of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden in New York, and with the Embassy of Iceland in Washington, D.C., with additional support from the American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF). _____________ Welcome to Lincoln Center, home to 11 resident arts organizations. Presenting music, theater, dance, film, opera, and more, our stages bring a tapestry of artists—from across the globe—to New York City. Learn more at https://LincolnCenter.org Social Media Links: https://www.Facebook.com/LincolnCenter https://www.instagram.com/LincolnCenter https://www.tiktok.com/@lincolncenter https://x.com/LincolnCenter https://threads.com/@lincolncenter

Celebrating the visionary, boundary-pushing artistry of the Nordic countries, audiences are invited to transport themselves to the north for a night at Lincoln Center’s Nordic Next. Beth McBride is the solo project of singer and songwriter Bethany Forseth-Reichberg, known from bands such as Mall Girl and tigerstate. With a dream of writing her own music, a rattly guitar, and a few more life experiences, she has now completed her debut album, set to be released on Warner/ADA in 2026. Nordic Next will be her first concert as Beth McBride in the U.S.! She was born in the U.S. and grew up in Norway; her music is about reconnecting with her roots, trusting her intuition, and dreaming big. Founded one decade ago in Håga, Sweden, FRÄNDER unites Swedish and Estonian traditions with a bold modern edge, creating a contemporary “heavy folk” sound that is both acoustic and richly powerful. Now a standout voice on the Nordic folk scene, they deliver an evocative soundscape inspired by ancient northern woodlands. Their latest album, Fränder II, pushes the boundaries of folk with echoes of rock energy woven into deep-rooted Nordic rhythms. The band members include founding siblings Gabbi Dluzewski (Swedish mandola and vocals) and Daniel Dluzewski (double bass and vocals), performing alongside Gabbi’s wife Säde Tatar (flute and vocals), percussionist Andreas Berglund, and fiddler Gabriella Josefsson. Together, they create a sound that is at once ancient, modern, and unmistakably their own. Nordic Next is presented in collaboration with the Consulates General of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden in New York, and with the Embassy of Iceland in Washington, D.C., with additional support from the American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF). _____________ Welcome to Lincoln Center, home to 11 resident arts organizations. Presenting music, theater, dance, film, opera, and more, our stages bring a tapestry of artists—from across the globe—to New York City. Learn more at https://LincolnCenter.org Social Media Links: https://www.Facebook.com/LincolnCenter https://www.instagram.com/LincolnCenter https://www.tiktok.com/@lincolncenter https://x.com/LincolnCenter https://threads.com/@lincolncenter

Learn how to improve gut health with NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine gastroenterologist Dr. Carolyn Newberry, who shares tips to support your gut microbiome, boost digestion, and enhance overall wellness. Your gut microbiome—which includes trillions of bacteria, fungi, and viruses—plays a critical role in digestion, nutrient absorption, immune function, and mental well-being. The gut communicates with the brain through the vagus nerve, and lifestyle factors like sleep, stress, diet, hydration, and exercise can impact gut function. In this video, Dr. Carolyn Newberry, explains simple ways to support a healthy gut: 1. Move your body – walking, yoga, dancing 2. Manage stress for better gut function 3. Eat mindfully and focus on nutritious foods Discover expert advice to improve digestive health, strengthen your gut microbiome, and promote overall wellness. Visit LincolnCenter.org/ArtOfWellbening for information on The Art of Wellbeing series and upcoming wellness events coming to campus, made possible by NewYork-Presbyterian, the Official Hospital of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. #GutHealth #DigestiveHealth #nyphospital #NYP #NewYorkPresbyterian _____________ Welcome to Lincoln Center, home to 11 resident arts organizations. Presenting music, theater, dance, film, opera, and more, our stages bring a tapestry of artists—from across the globe—to New York City. Learn more at https://LincolnCenter.org Social Media Links: https://www.Facebook.com/LincolnCenter https://www.instagram.com/LincolnCenter https://www.tiktok.com/@lincolncenter https://x.com/LincolnCenter https://threads.com/@lincolncenter