Restart Stages at Lincoln Center: Pride, Egg Yolk: New songs with Taylor Mac and the 24-Decade Gang Tickets

The New York Times called theater artist Taylor Mac’s marathon performance art concert A 24-Decade History of Popular Music “one of the great experiences of my life.” In the nearly five years since that Pulitzer Prize-nominated piece launched Taylor onto the world stage, Mac (who prefers “judy” as a chosen pronoun) has toured internationally, received a MacArthur Fellowship, brought the multiple Tony-nominated Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus to Broadway and released a short film based on the work of Walt Whitman. Now, judy returns to Lincoln Center with some 24-Decade friends for Egg Yolk, an evening of songs created in collaboration with American Songbook favorite Matt Ray. As with every Taylor Mac show, no doubt Egg Yolk will offer some unpredictable surprises.

June 25 at 8:00 pm.

Information about your visit: each pod includes two armless chairs, with a minimum of 6 ft distance from other pods. All seats are located on accessible routes and can be removed to make space for mobility devices. 

Assistive listening devices with headsets and neck loops, and noise-reducing headphones and earplugs are available for all amplified performances upon request.