1. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  2. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  3. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  4. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  5. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  6. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  7. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  8. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
  9. Photograph: Francis Dzikowski
    Photograph: Francis Dzikowski | Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center

Claire Tow Theater

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  • Upper West Side
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Time Out says

Lincoln Center Theater's newest space is a 131-seat venue that will showcase new plays by rising talent under the LCT3 umbrella. The Tow is also the centerpiece of a 23,000-square-foot rooftop complex, designed by noted architect Hugh Hardy of H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture, located on top of the Vivian Beaumont. The two-story structure (costing $41 million) also houses rehearsal and office space and includes an outdoor terrace overlooking the Lincoln Center Plaza.

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