HQ Function

Serves as the main stage for NYCB's performances, houses extensive rehearsal studios, administrative offices, costume and production workshops, and is closely associated with the School of American Ballet.

Notable Features:

The Philip Johnson-designed David H. Koch Theater featuring a grand proscenium stage, ornate auditorium, spacious promenades, and state-of-the-art backstage facilities.

Work Culture:

A highly disciplined, intensely artistic, and collaborative environment dedicated to achieving the highest standards of classical and contemporary ballet. The culture emphasizes rigorous training, innovation, and the preservation of a rich artistic legacy.

HQ Significance:

A globally recognized cultural landmark, central to New York City's performing arts scene. The headquarters' location at Lincoln Center places NYCB at the heart of a vibrant artistic community, underscoring its importance in the world of dance.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects NYCB's commitment to artistic excellence, innovation in dance, public accessibility, and the grandeur of classical performance, all within a world-class performing arts complex.

Location:

New York City Ballet extends its global reach primarily through extensive international tours, performing in major theaters and festivals across Europe, Asia, and other continents. They also connect with worldwide audiences via digital initiatives, including performance streams and online content, and through the international students attending its affiliated School of American Ballet. While its home base is New York, its artistic influence and collaborations are international.

Street Address:

20 Lincoln Center Plaza

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA