Let the legendary Patti LuPone guide you through the rich history of a New York City cultural icon on Treasures of New York: Lincoln Center with Patti LuPone. Read a Q & A with the producers.
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Looking forward to learning more about this NYC cultural icon!
I love Patti and I know the show will be amazing…And its also my Birthday that day , July 14th…what a fantastic Birthday treat it would be for me!
couldn’t get the video on my computer but would like to enter the contest!
couldn’t access video on my computer.
Could not access video on my computer. Please subit my entry for guided tour. I am so fond of Patti Lupone and try to be part of all she does, including her recent book signing.
I want to enter, but I couldn’t access the contest rules.
Lynn:
If you’re having problems with the contest rules link, here’s the full URL:
http://cn2.wnet.org/thirteen/blog/files/2011/07/LCTour_Rules.pdf
Nancy & Roberta:
If you’re having trouble loading the video, first try refreshing your web browser. If that doesn’t work, you can find the preview at our Video website at:
http://watch.thirteen.org/video/2043931410/
Sorry all for the troubles. Enjoy the program.
Ben Smith
THIRTEEN
Please enter me in the contest—would love to have a tour.
When will the show be re-broadcast? Last 10 minutes looked great!
Is there a download or steaming file available for the program?
Folks:
We have posted the full streaming program on this page – see above. Enjoy!
Not a New Yorker, but I very much enjoyed this show about Lincoln Center. When we saw South Pacific we realized that the campus was undergoing great change–bravo! Loved the historical aspect and the sections on the archives. Great work THIRTEEN!
Hope this show on TV again. People I know who missed it don’t HAVE computers, believe it or not.
Call us PRE-BOOMERS (who contributed to the creation of Lincoln Center in the ’60s.
Kindly post times for re-showings on TV, if any.
My friend Judith talked about this program, which I missed last week on PBS.
Now I watched the whole program on my PC and loved every minute of it.
Thank you PBS.
Have been a subsriber to the MET Opera since 1988/89 season.
Please advise when the show will be rebroadcast on thirteen (or 21).
Missed this program – was enjoying “Spanish Nights” at the NYBG! Forgot to set the DVR, when will it air again?
Excellent program, I really enjoyed the history and evolvement of a wonderful part of our city and culture. I look forward to and appreciate your wonderfully informative programs, thank you!
P.S. Yes, Patti LuPone was a superb narrator for this program. Her sincere appreciation for the culutural institution really came shining through.
As one who has lived by Lincoln Center I can say that not everything in this “refurbishing” has worked. Case in point: Tully Hall. What a disaster. Uncomfortable, smaller seats, dark gloomy corridors (with dark gray stick on carpet squares!), one drinking fountain for the entire hall and restrooms difficult to find – all with the questionable new acoustics. But some things are good – the new fountain, the grove of trees by the Met. But the new restaurant? Why not a place everyone could afford? And it was wonderful to see Bernstein interviewed, even if he had to have a cigarette during the interview. And now I see it is August and they are still trying to fix the leaks on the plaza. I guess a billion dollars can’t fix everything.
Thank you. What a wonderful program!!! I missed the broadcast on PBS. I was thrilled to find it here.
Thank you so much.