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THE WORLD IS YOURS. THE WORLD IS THEIRS. THE WORLD IS OURS. YOURS THEIRS OURS A SEASON FOR EVERYONE MAR—JUN 2020

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WELCOME!

2020 is a critical year. So much is at stake. Everywhere we look, people are being silenced and disempowered.

And so at BAM this spring, we’re stepping out, standing up, and inviting a diverse group of artists to share their stories.

Many are making their BAM debut. They are local and global and their work is urgent and immediate. These artists ask: What do you do when your homeland turns on you? What do you do when you have no home? What is our place on a warming planet? How do we use technology to reshape the world for the better? How do we reframe the story? And how can art and activism unite at a historic moment?

This spring, come to BAM for a season of work that challenges us with new ideas from new perspectives. Collectively they inspire and remind us all that the world is yours, the world is theirs, the world is ours.

See you at BAM, David

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DAVID BINDER BAM Artistic Director

MAR 23—JUN 21

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MAR 27

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BLKNWS

Kahlil Joseph

Holly Herndon

MAR 25—APR 19

APR 1—JUN 29

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LUNGS

The Old Vic, London Duncan Macmillan Matthew Warchus

TIONA NEKKIA MCCLODDEN

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MAY 2

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MAY 21—JUN 13

100% BROOKLYN Rimini Protokoll

APR 29—MAY 2

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LONG PLAY

Bang on a Can Art Ensemble of Chicago Steve Reich Dither Big Band

POWER

Reggie Wilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group

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BABY REINDEER Richard Gadd Jon Brittain

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YOURS THE

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RIZ AHMED APR 23—25

MEETING IN THE LADIES’ ROOM: BLACK FEMME ENERGY FROM THE 80S, 90S, AND TODAY

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CANDOCO

Trisha Brown Yasmeen Godder

OPEN FOR EVERYTHING

Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham

DorkyPark Constanza Macras

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BREAKING THE WAVES

Opera Ventures/Scottish Opera Missy Mazzoli Royce Vavrek Yannick Nézet-Séguin Tom Morris The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra The Chorus of Scottish Opera

DANCEAFRICA 2020 Abdel R. Salaam

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SPLIT TOOTH Tanya Tagaq Kaneza Schaal

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WHAT DANCE CAN BE

CANDOCO

“WHEN I CAME TO CANDOCO IT WAS CLEAR TO ME THAT I WAS COMING TO WORK WITH A COMMUNITY” —YASMEEN GODDER, CHOREOGRAPHER OF FACE IN

From the Bird’s Nest in Beijing to the London Paralympics closing ceremony to outdoor spaces that catch stray passers-by, Candoco has spent 28 years sharing its work all over the world. The

company has commissioned such preeminent choreographers as Siobhan Davies, Emanuel Gat, and Hofesh Shechter, building an expansive body of work to match its expansive vision.

APR 10 & 11 DANCE NY PREMIERE

Candoco BAM DEBUT

Choreography by Trisha Brown; Yasmeen Godder

Apr 10 & 11 at 7:30pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House / Peter Jay Sharp Building 1hr 10min with intermission Tickets start at $25

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TRISHA BROWN YASMEEN GODDER

SET AND RESET/RESET

FACE IN

The first professional company in the UK dedicated to the integration of disabled and non-disabled dancers, Candoco is driven by worldclass artists committed to challenging what dance can be. They take on “the most beloved and irresistible work of postmodern dance” (The New York Times), Trisha Brown’s Set and Reset, originally commissioned by BAM for its first Next Wave in 1983. In collaboration with Trisha Brown Dance Company, Candoco restages Brown’s original guidelines and choreographic phrases to include disabled dancers for the first time. Israeli choreographer Yasmeen Godder worked closely with the company to create Face In, an uninhibited piece that’s sensual, disturbing, and ridiculous by turns—but always deeply personal.

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APR 23—25 DANCE-THEATER/MUSIC

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OPEN FOR EVERYTHING —THE STAGE (UK)

US PREMIERE

Open for Everything DorkyPark Direction and choreography by Constanza Macras BAM DEBUT

Apr 23—25 at 7:30pm Harvey Theater / BAM Strong 1hr 40min Tickets start at $25

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WHO ARE THE TRUE NOMADS OF THE 21ST CENTURY?

Magdi wishes for a better life for her young daughter. Fatima is taking hormone injections as part of her transition. Adam, more than anything, just wants to dance. The Roma people are striving. Throughout Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and beyond, they are stagnant, with a cultural identity that transcends their absence of a country they can call home.

CONSTANZA MACRAS & DORKYPARK

Opening Night Party Apr 23

Choreographer Constanza Macras folds these individuals and their unique stories into a big dance-theater spectacle, featuring 17 Roma performers and five members of Macras’ freewheeling, Berlin-based company DorkyPark sharing the stage.

Dispelling the prevailing stereotypes—itinerant free spirits, gypsy fortune tellers, beggars—Open for Everything riffs playfully on Romani dance and music traditions with a live onstage band. The result is a messy, exuberant celebration of humanity.

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POWER

APR 29—MAY 2 DANCE NY PREMIERE

“WE FIND NO HARM IN DANCING”

POWER Reggie Wilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group Choreography by Reggie Wilson

Apr 29—May 2 at 7:30pm Harvey Theater / BAM Strong 1hr 10min Tickets start at $25

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REGGIE WILSON

Choreographer Reggie Wilson has traveled far and wide: to the Mississippi Delta, to research secular and religious ways of life; to Trinidad and Tobago, to understand the Spiritual Baptists and the Shangoists; to Southern, Central, West, and East Africa, to work with performance groups and diverse religious communities. Throughout his career, he’s sought out the varied histories and spiritual practices of Africa and its diaspora to guide his own personal movement style, which he calls “post-African/Neo-HooDoo modern dance.”

“REGGIE WILSON EMBODIES THE GHANAIAN AKAN SYMBOL OF SANKOFA, A BIRD THAT LOOKS BACKWARD, REVISITING THE PAST, TO SEEK THE EGG THAT WILL HATCH ITS FUTURE.” —DANCE MAGAZINE

POWER is the revelatory result of Wilson’s research of the Shakers in the Berkshire Mountains. In residencies at Jacob’s Pillow and Hancock Shaker Village, he found inspiration where he least expected it. Noting early in his study the Shakers’ extraordinary focus on dance and music, Wilson learned of their long history of welcoming free and enslaved African-Americans

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as early as the late 1700s—and also took inspiration from Mother Rebecca Cox Jackson, a free Black woman who became a Shaker Eldress and founded her own Shaker community in Philadelphia. Returning to BAM with Fist & Heel Performance Group for the fourth time, he offers his gift: a whirling, rhythmic, exalted expression of Black Shaker worship.

“ONE OF THIS COUNTRY’S MOST TALENTED CHOREOGRAPHERS” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

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“THERE IS, LITERALLY, NO OTHER DANCE CELEBRATION QUITE LIKE IT.”

—AMSTERDAM NEWS

AD N C E A F R I CA

BURKINA FASO

MAY 22—25 DANCE/MUSIC

DanceAfrica 2020 Artistic Director Abdel R. Salaam

May 22 at 7:30pm; May 23 at 2 & 7pm; May 24 & 25 at 3pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House / Peter Jay Sharp Building Running time to be announced Tickets start at $25 Please note: Each person, regardless of age, must have a ticket to attend BAM programs.

Lap seating will not be permitted without a ticket.

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“THROUGHOUT THE AFRICAN DIASPORA, DANCE HAS OFTEN BEEN A REFLECTION OF OUR CULTURAL, SOCIO-POLITICAL, AND ECONOMIC EXPERIENCE AS IT IS AND A VISION OF WHAT IT CAN BE.” —ABDEL R. SALAAM

The nation’s largest festival dedicated to African dance and music returns for its 43rd year. Under the leadership of artistic director Abdel R. Salaam, we join together with the entire community to honor the cultural traditions of Africa and its diaspora, spotlighting a new country every year. In addition to the mainstage performances on the Opera House stage, join us for a full weekend of activities, including an art exhibition, dance workshops, the annual FilmAfrica series, and an array of community events, including the one-and-only DanceAfrica Bazaar.

“THIS FESTIVAL HEALS, PUMPS UP, AND MOVES ONE TO TEARS.” —DANCE ENTHUSIAST This year we celebrate the rich movement and dance traditions of Burkina Faso, featuring Ballet Traditionnel du Burkina Faso alongside the return of the DanceAfrica Spirit Walkers and the beloved RestorationArt Dance Youth Ensemble.

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APR 9 TALKS

Meeting in the Ladies’ Room: Black Femme Energy from the 80s, 90s, and Today Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham BAM DEBUT

Apr 9 at 7:30pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House / Peter Jay Sharp Building

WESLEY MORRIS JENNA WORTHAM AND

ARE WORKING IT OUT.

MEETING IN THE LADIES’ ROOM:

BLACK FEMME ENERGY FROM THE 80S, 90S, AND TODAY

Approx 1hr 20min Tickets start at $25

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“SHARP AND INTELLECTUAL, GOOFY AND RAW” —THE ATLANTIC

The endlessly clever and charming co-hosts of the beloved podcast Still Processing come to you live for one night only. Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham, culture writers for The New York Times, grace the Opera House stage for an evening of discussion about the last few decades of Black women in music—and their “fearless, free expression of bodacious badness and straight-up sex.” They trace an arc that begins with Cheryl Lynn, Vanessa Williams, Anita Baker, Rebbie Jackson, Jody Watley, Janet Jackson, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, and Da Brat, with a specific focus on the masculine energy of the 1980s and 1990s to connect the distant past with the current moment. Special guests to be announced.

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“LIKE A DINNER PARTY WITH YOUR TWO SMARTEST FRIENDS.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

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“DIZZYING, SPIRITUAL, SCIENCE-FACT BEAUTY AND BRACING BEATS” —THE GUARDIAN (UK) From Berlin basement clubs to Stanford’s PhD program to an international tour with Radiohead, Holly Herndon’s electronic music, technology, and philosophy have led her on a boundary-breaking musical journey. In her latest album, PROTO, Herndon fronts and conducts an electronic pop choir composed of both human and AI voices. At BAM, she draws the audience into the mix of sonic ritual and cathartic frenzy, using digital interactions to ask how we can harness our incredible technological moment to reshape the world.

HOLLY HERNDON

MAR 27 MUSIC

PROTO Holly Herndon BAM DEBUT

Mar 27 at 8pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House / Peter Jay Sharp Building Approx 1hr Tickets start at $25

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“WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO HIJACK REALITY AND MAKE OF IT WHAT WE PLEASE.” —HOLLY HERNDON While plenty of artists are interested in utilizing technology, few have gone to the lengths of creating an AI baby. Spawn, as Holly Herndon calls her, is her latest musical collaborator. Her attempts to mirror live singers—producing a mix of swelling harmonies and faltering phrases—

highlight the uneasy, ever-closer proximity between human and machine. As Spawn’s voice is interwoven with Herndon’s raw vocals, and complex electronic compositions meld with spiritual hymns, Herndon probes the depths of what it means to be human right now.

“LIKE IT’S 3AM IN SOME BERLIN BASEMENT AS THE BEATS AND HARMONIES HOVER ON THE EDGE OF DISINTEGRATION BEFORE BEAUTIFULLY COALESCING...

A SWEATY VISION OF JOY AND HUMAN POTENTIAL”

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APR 3 & 4 MUSIC

Riz Ahmed BAM DEBUT

Apr 3 & 4 at 9pm Secret location to be announced only to ticket buyers Running time to be announced Tickets start at $35

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“THEY PUT THEIR BOOTS ON OUR GROUND I PUT MY ROOTS IN THEIR GROUND I PUT MY TRUTH IN THIS SOUND I SPIT MY TRUTH AND IT’S BROWN”

RIZ AHMED Riz Ahmed is a music artist, storyteller, actor, and activist. He is the first Muslim to win an acting Emmy for his lead role in HBO’s The Night Of and also starred in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Venom, Four Lions, and Nightcrawler.

As a musician, he came up in the London music scene as a rap battle champion, going on to write and perform both as a solo artist and with Swet Shop Boys. His provocative solo release, “Post 9/11 Blues,” was banned before a viral groundswell forced it into radio. The Swet Shop Boys’ album Cashmere toured to sold-out crowds from Coachella to NYC’s Webster Hall. In a nod to their cultural impact, protestors against Trump’s “muslim ban” at Los Angeles International Airport protest were heard chanting their lyrics. In 2018, his release of “Mogambo,” a swaggering survival anthem for our fraught times, was followed by a series of incendiary, sold-out live shows in the US and UK.

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“A COMPELLING BALANCE BETWEEN HIP-HOP AND AGITPROP...

SONGS THAT ARE AS ENJOYABLE AS THEY ARE THOUGHT-PROVOKING” —PITCHFORK

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STEVE REICH

MAY 2 MUSIC

“THE MOST ORIGINAL MUSICAL THINKER OF OUR TIME”

Long Play Bang on a Can Art Ensemble of Chicago Steve Reich Dither Big Band

—THE NEW YORKER

May 2 at 7:30pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House / Peter Jay Sharp Building Running time to be announced Tickets start at $35

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ART ENSEMBLE

OF CHICAGO GREAT BLACK MUSIC—ANCIENT TO THE FUTURE

Two musical forces unite. Although he avoids the term minimalism, Steve Reich is credited with helping to invent it, and his remarkable career includes the Pulitzer Prize, two Grammy Awards, and the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale. The Art Ensemble of Chicago was born out of the uncompromising and ambitious vision of members of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. Making good on its motto, “Great Black Music— Ancient to the Future,” the group’s experimental works and extended improvisations redefined ideas of what jazz could be—and its place within the musical landscape. Bang on a Can’s Long Play festival offers a rare chance to experience these musical forces side by side, at the center of a celebration of new music that has been shaped by their influences.

LONG PLAY Bang on a Can began as a way to bring together the most innovative voices in music.

The beloved tradition continues this year with Long Play, taking over spaces across Brooklyn. At BAM, the Art Ensemble of Chicago celebrates 50 years at the cutting edge of experimental music with a tribute to its original members. Bang on a Can presents rare, all-live performances of Steve Reich’s Electric Counterpoint, featuring 14 electric guitarists from the Brooklyn-based ensemble Dither, and the propulsive 2x5, scored for two rock bands and performed by the Bang on a Can All-Stars and friends.

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BAM complements the festival with free concerts at BAMcafé on May 3, showcasing some of today’s rising musical stars. For a full listing of concerts and festival and ticket information, visit longplayfestival.org.

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“THERE IS NOTHING IN THIS WORLD LIKE A TANYA TAGAQ PERFORMANCE.” —NPR

TA N YA TAGAQ

SPLIT TOOTH

JUN 3—6 THEATER/MUSIC NY PREMIERE

Split Tooth Tanya Tagaq BAM DEBUT

Directed by Kaneza Schaal Jun 3, 5 & 6 at 7:30pm Harvey Theater / BAM Strong Running time to be announced Tickets start at $25

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Musically aggressive. Aggressively political. In her art and in her actions, Tanya Tagaq never pulls punches. Split Tooth is an extraordinary union of Tagaq’s improvised musical performances and best-selling debut novel, created in collaboration with director Kaneza Schaal and visual artist Christopher Myers.

Featuring the world’s first-ever Inuit throat singing choir featuring all-Inuit performers, this theatrical adaptation comes to life through Tagaq’s incisive voice and words. Art and action unite in a radical vision of Arctic Futurism—a conversation with the myths that have made us and the myths we have yet to write.

“GUTTURAL AND POWERFUL” —BROOKLYNVEGAN

Tanya Tagaq grew up in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, above the Arctic Circle, but she first discovered Inuit throat singing in college, listening to tapes her mother sent to ward off homesickness. The musical tradition, Kattajjak—which Tagaq draws on, and transforms, in her wildly original improvisations and avant-garde compositions—was a game played between Inuit women, banned by Christian missionaries for decades as part

“DECOLONIZATION ISN’T ABOUT GOING BACK TO THE WAY THINGS WERE—IT’S ABOUT STITCHING TOGETHER THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WE STILL HAVE FROM THE PAST AND APPLYING IT TO TODAY.” —TANYA TAGAQ

of widespread efforts to erase indigenous cultures. A member of the Order of Canada, a Polaris Music Prize and JUNO Award winner, and recipient of multiple honorary doctorates, Tagaq is an original disruptor at the forefront of seismic social, political, and environmental change. Her radical work is not solely about sound, but about overturning deep-rooted assumptions and violations of indigenous culture.

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JUN 26—30 OPERA

Breaking the Waves Opera Ventures/Scottish Opera Composed by Missy Mazzoli Libretto by Royce Vavrek Conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin Directed by Tom Morris The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra The Chorus of Scottish Opera

Jun 26 & 30 at 7:30pm; Jun 28 at 3pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House Peter Jay Sharp Building Approx 2hrs 50min with intermission Tickets start at $35 Note: This show contains explicit language and sexual content.

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Leadership support for opera at BAM provided by Aashish & Dinyar Devitre Major support for Breaking the Waves provided by Arthur F. & Alice E. Adams Charitable Foundation; The Francis Goelet Charitable Lead Trusts; and Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation Major support for Scandinavian programs at BAM provided by the Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation Major support for opera at BAM provided by Sarah Billinghurst & Howard Solomon

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“BROOKLYN’S POSTMILLENNIAL MOZART” —TIME OUT NEW YORK “THE 21ST CENTURY’S GATECRASHER OF NEW CLASSICAL MUSIC” —NPR Composer Missy Mazzoli has arrived. Growing up in small-town Pennsylvania, she taught tap dance to children and eventually found herself taking lessons in composition from a percussionist with the Philly Pops. Three operas later and a Grammy under her belt, Mazzoli recently made history when she became one of the first of two women composers to be commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera.

MISSY

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BREAKING THE WAVES This season, BAM presents Mazzoli’s “dark and daring” (The New York Times) reimagining of Lars von Trier’s Breaking the Waves, the tale of Bess McNeill, a woman besieged by tragedy and the contradictions of the disparate figures in her life. Set in the remote Scottish Highlands, Mazzoli’s textured original score is a nuanced, intensely personal, and ultimately feminist take on Bess’ moral plight. What does it mean to be good when your agency is taken away from you?

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BREAKING THE WAVES Opera Ventures/Scottish Opera Missy Mazzoli Royce Vavrek Yannick Nézet-Séguin Tom Morris The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra The Chorus of Scottish Opera Jun 26—30 (p 26)

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“THE CREATOR OF INTELLECTUALLY AND EMOTIONALLY DENSE SHORT FILMS SHOWCASING BLACK EXCELLENCE, STRANGENESS, AND HISTORY.”

KAHLIL —HILTON ALS, THE NEW YORKER

JOSEPH Kahlil Joseph is either the savviest artist working today or the idealistic leader of a burgeoning media empire. He might be both. Known for his large-scale video installations and collaborations with Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Arcade Fire, FKA twigs, and Shabazz Palaces, the Los Angeles-based artist and filmmaker muddies the divide between intellectual and commercial, avant-garde cinema and music video.

MAR 23—JUN 21 VISUAL ART

BLKNWS Kahlil Joseph BAM DEBUT

Mar 23—Jun 21 Devitre Lounge / Peter Jay Sharp Building (12—10pm daily) Campbell Lobby / BAM Strong (one hour before shows in the Harvey Theater) Weeksville Heritage Center (viewing hours to be announced) Free and open to the public

BLKNWS — 2019 VENICE BIENNALE — Joseph’s latest work, a two-channel video installation which made waves at the Venice Biennale last year, is his actualized vision of an un-whitewashed news media. Viewers can tune in to an uninterrupted stream of images both familiar and unfamiliar, manipulated and unmanipulated. Music videos, internet memes, and miscellaneous

YouTube footage are interspersed with uplifting commercials, talking heads-style debate, standup comedy, and human interest stories, all transmitted through a Black lens. With new updates continually being added, BLKNWS is at once a brilliant work of digital art and a compellingly viable business proposition.

“A BIT LIKE IF BET MERGED WITH CNN AND THEN MERGED WITH ARTFORUM AND THE NEW YORKER.”

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TIONA NEKKIA

MCCLODDEN Visual artist, filmmaker, and curator Tiona Nekkia McClodden is making waves.

She recently had her first solo exhibition, titled Hold on, let me take the safety off, at Company Gallery in New York. She co-curated a major interdisciplinary festival at The Kitchen celebrating the life, work, and resurgent influence of the overlooked gay Black composer Julius Eastman. And she received wide acclaim, including the coveted Bucksbaum Award, for her participation in the 2019 Whitney Biennial.

APR 1—JUN 29 VISUAL ART

Tiona Nekkia McClodden BAM DEBUT

Curated by Larry Ossei-Mensah

Apr 1—Jun 29 (12—6pm Wed—Sun and one hour before shows in the Harvey Theater) The Rudin Family Gallery BAM Strong Free and open to the public

-2019 WHITNEY BIENNIAL“MY WORK EXPLORES SHARED IDEAS, VALUES, AND BELIEFS WITHIN THE AFRICAN DIASPORA, OR WHAT I CALL BLACK MENTIFACT.”

McClodden’s interdisciplinary approach traverses documentary film, experimental video, sculpture, and sound installation to explore the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, and social commentary. This season, she dives headfirst into the BAM Hamm Archives to inform her newest work, a series of video projections and images created specially for The Rudin Family Gallery at BAM Strong.

“A REMINDER THAT SOMETIMES ACTIVISM IS THE REPARATIVE ADVENTURE OF MAKING A PLACE YOU CAN BE” —ARTFORUM

Leadership support for BAM Visual Art provided by Toby Devan Lewis The Rudin Family Gallery is made possible by a generous gift from the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.

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CLAIRE

MAR 25—APR 19 THEATER NY PREMIERE

Lungs The Old Vic, London

By Duncan Macmillan Directed by Matthew Warchus

Harvey Theater / BAM Strong Approx 1hr 20min Tickets start at $35

SUBSCRIPTIONS (3 or more shows) Members & Patrons save 20—30% General Public save 15—25%

“BRAVURA PERFORMANCES”

LUNGS DUNCAN MACMILLAN MATTHEW WARCHUS TEMPERATURES RISING. ICE CAPS MELTING. OVERPOPULATION. WAR.

RELATED EVENTS Opening Night Party Apr 2

DO YOU REALLY WANT TO BRING A CHILD INTO THIS WORLD?

Member Mingle Apr 10

Leadership support for theater at BAM provided by The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.; The SHS Foundation; and The Shubert Foundation, Inc.

#YoursTheirsOurs

FOY SMITH —THE TIMES (UK)

Mar 25—Apr 19 (see BAM.org for details)

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Claire Foy and Matt Smith reunite in this hilarious and bracing look at love in the time of climate change, which sold out its critically acclaimed run at London’s Old Vic. Playwright Duncan Macmillan (People, Places & Things) carefully crafts the highs and lows of modern relationships into an emotional rollercoaster of humor and tenderness, sorrow and rage, featuring “minimalist to the extreme” (The Guardian) set and costume design by Rob Howell (The Ferryman, Matilda). As they contemplate bringing a child into a world torn apart by environmental and political disasters, Foy and Smith bring their enthralling chemistry to the stage in a deeply compelling and resonant tale about responsibility, idealism, and love.

“A PICTURE OF FLAWED LOVE, SET IN A FLAWED PLANET.”

BAM.org/yours

—THE GUARDIAN (UK)

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718.636.4100

ONE HUNDRED BROOKLYNITES TAKE THE STAGE.

Together, they reflect the makeup of the city, each selected because they mirror the demographics of 1% of the borough. 100% Brooklyn is the latest production in Rimini Protokoll’s internationally acclaimed series, made with citizens from Tokyo to São Paulo. Part experimental theater and part interactive event, the participants come together to share stories and give their opinions on a range of issues—from whimsical preferences to painful truths—painting a living picture of the city in all its complexities, contradictions, and unabashed attitude. It is Brooklyn, after all.

100%

APR 24—26 THEATER

100% Brooklyn Rimini Protokoll BAM DEBUT

Apr 24 & 25 at 7:30pm; Apr 26 at 3pm BAM Howard Gilman Opera House / Peter Jay Sharp Building Approx 1hr 30min Tickets start at $25

SUBSCRIPTIONS (3 or more shows) Members & Patrons save 20—30% General Public save 15—25%

BROOKLYN

A LIVING SNAPSHOT OF THE CITY

WHERE YOU’RE FROM. WHERE YOU LIVE. YOUR INCOME, AGE, RELIGIOUS BELIEFS. There are countless ways our identities get broken down into statistics. In 100% Brooklyn, experimental theater company Rimini Protokoll uses those numbers to build a community.

“ONE OF THOSE WERE-YOU-THERE? AND WHY-DIDN’T-I-KNOW-ABOUT-THIS? EVENTS THAT A MERE DESCRIPTION CANNOT DO JUSTICE TO.”

Leadership support for theater at BAM provided

by The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.; The SHS Foundation; and The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Leadership support for programming in the Howard Gilman Opera House provided by:

—AUSSIETHEATRE.COM

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Rimini Protokoll Apr 24—26 (p 36)

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100% BROOKLYN

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MAY 21—JUN 13 THEATER US PREMIERE

Baby Reindeer

By Richard Gadd BAM DEBUT

Directed by Jon Brittain

May 21—Jun 13 at 7:30pm; May 23, 30 & Jun 6, 12 at 9:30pm Fishman Space / BAM Fisher 1hr 10min Tickets start at $35

SUBSCRIPTIONS (3 or more shows) Members & Patrons save 20—30% General Public save 15—25%

FROM THE ORIGINAL PRODUCER OF FLEABAG “I DID QUESTION WHETHER I DESERVED IT. WHERE DID MY WRONGDOING STOP AND HERS BEGIN?”

RICHARD GADD BABY REINDEER

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “A MAJESTIC PERFORMANCE— “DRAWS AUDIENCES INTO A

A RECKONING, AN EXORCISM” PSYCHOLOGICAL MAELSTROM”

RELATED EVENT Member Mingle May 28

—THE STAGE (UK)

—THE TELEGRAPH (UK)

WHEN RICHARD GADD OFFERS A WOMAN A CUP OF TEA, HE DOESN’T EXPECT HER TO COME BACK THE NEXT DAY. AND THE NEXT DAY. AND THE NEXT… In an electrifying, darkly comic show, the Edinburgh Comedy Award winner reveals the true story of his relationship with his stalker. Gadd paints a brutally honest portrait of two people—trapped by toxic ideas of gender, sexuality, power, and abuse—driven well past their breaking points. Filled with unexpected twists and shocking revelations, Baby Reindeer comes to BAM for Gadd’s US debut, following critically acclaimed runs in Edinburgh and London under original Fleabag producer Francesca Moody and Olivier Award-winning director Jon Brittain.

Leadership support for theater at BAM provided

by The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.; The SHS Foundation; and The Shubert Foundation, Inc.

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★★“GRIPPING” ★★★ “COMPELLING ★★AND★DEEPLY★AFFECTING” ★

BAM.org/yours

—EVENING STANDARD

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—BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE

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PRIDE TAKES OVER BAM

EVERYBOOTY

JUN 27 BAM Presents

Everybooty Jun 27 at 9pm BAM Fisher Tickets start at $30 Note: This event is not eligible for subscription. Tickets go on sale Tuesday, May 12 at 12pm.

“THE ARTY-QUEER EVENT OF THE SEASON.” —OUT.COM

“THERE ARE ALL DIFFERENT KINDS OF ARTISTS, WHO ARE ALL DIFFERENT KINDS OF COLORS, AND ALL DIFFERENT KINDS OF QUEER, AND ONCE A YEAR WE SHOULD COME TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THAT.” —VIVA VIDALIA, PERFORMER

Step into a shimmering world of pulsing beats and unbridled celebration, from basement to rooftop. Burlesque and piano bar, DJ sets and art installations, there’s no wrong way to revel. This all-inclusive, all-gender celebration of queer nightlife delights in putting on a show, breaking down barriers, and building community.

Let’s do it with art. Let’s do it with dancing. Let’s do it until 2am.

“IT’S AN HONOR TO BRING THE RAUCOUS, UNAPOLOGETIC FLAMBOYANCE OF THE QUEER UNDERGROUND INTO THE HALLOWED HALLS OF BAM.” —ZOE ZIEGFELD, PERFORMER AND CURATOR

Inspired by the boundary-busting Pride festivities of San Francisco, Everybooty has earned its space as Brooklyn’s place to party in a city bursting with Pride. Now curated by a group of passionate members of BAM staff, the event has gotten more imaginative and home-grown over time. Last year drew on the local talent of worldclass performers including trendsetter Andre J. (curated and co-produced by 651 ARTS); the Brooklyn drag collective Switch n’ Play; drag queens Flower Tortilla, Lady Quesa’Dilla, Viva Vidalia, and Theydy Bedbug; and the legendary House of LaBeija.

Leadership support for BAM Community programs provided

by The Thompson Family Foundation

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MAY 13

BAM HOWARD GILMAN OPERA HOUSE

HONORING

CATE BLANCHETT JEANNE DONOVAN FISHER ZADIE SMITH For more information, please contact BAM Patron Services at PatronServices@BAM.org or 718.636.4182.

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ALSO AT BAM

ELIGIBLE FOR SUBSCRIPTION

ROSE BYRNE

BOBBY CANNAVALE

“A RAW MASTERPIECE” —THE GUARDIAN (UK)

Photo: Caitlin Cronenberg

WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY SIMON

THROUGH FEB 23

STONE

TICKETS START AT $35

PRODUCED BY BAM, INTERNATIONAAL THEATER AMSTERDAM, AND DAVID LAN

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DEEPEN YOUR ENGAGEMENT WITH BAM

ON SALE DATES Tue, Jan 28 at 12pm

BAM MEMBERS (SUBSCRIPTIONS):

Tue, Jan 28 at 12pm

BAM MEMBERS (SINGLE TICKETS):

Tue, Feb 4 at 12pm

GENERAL PUBLIC (ALL TICKETS):

Tue, Feb 11 at 12pm

BAM Members and Patrons enjoy a 20—30% savings with a subscription package (3 or more shows).

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BAM PATRONS (ALL TICKETS):

BAM MEMBERSHIP

BAM PATRONS

STARTING AT $85 ADVANCE ACCESS & DISCOUNTS

STARTING AT $2,000 BEST SEATS & SPECIAL EVENTS

BAM Membership is a community of adventurous art enthusiasts who enjoy advance access, waived fees, 20 to 30% subscription savings, 50% off movies, and invitations to member events.

BAM Patrons get the best of BAM and join a community of like-minded, passionate individuals who are committed to giving back to the arts.

As a BAM Member, you get access to the season weeks before the general public: January 28 for subscriptions and February 4 for single tickets.

As a BAM Patron, you get priority access to the season: January 28 for single tickets and subscriptions.

BAM.org/patrons

BAM.org/membership

MEMBER MINGLES

DRESS REHEARSALS

OPENING NIGHT PARTIES

NEXT SOCIETY CELEBRATION

Meet fellow members at receptions with complimentary wine and snacks. Join us in conjunction with a performance or movie. Open to all BAM Members.

BAM Members (Level 3 and above) are invited for a sneak peek of select productions.

Enjoy an introduction by the company and watch them put the finishing touches on the performance before opening night.

Celebrate with the cast, crew, and fellow BAM Patrons at exclusive post-show parties throughout the season.

($5,000+) Join fellow Next Society members for dinner, drinks, and an evening of conversation with a BAM artist.

APR 10 Candoco (p 6) Lungs (p 34)

BAM.org/memberevents

MAY 28 Baby Reindeer (p 40)

YOUNG PRODUCERS STARTING AT $500

Photos: Phil Provencio; Beowulf Sheehan; Elena Olivo

ARE YOU AN ARTS LOVER IN YOUR 20S, 30S, OR 40S? Join the dynamic community of young patrons who play an integral role in supporting the bold work presented at BAM. In addition to membership benefits, Young Producers receive invitations to special events that bring young arts supporters together and connect them with the adventurous art and artists on our stages and screens.

APR 2 Lungs (p 34) APR 23 Open for Everything (p 8)

PATRON PARTIES Join fellow BAM Patrons for pre-show toasts celebrating select productions throughout the season.

ARTIST CIRCLE EVENT ($10,000+) Artist Circle members enjoy a salon-style evening with BAM artists. Delve into the artistic process with these exclusive behind-the-scenes events.

BAM.org/patronevents

BAM GALA & AFTER PARTY MAY 13 Join us for an exceptional evening benefiting BAM and its artists, featuring an open bar, DJ, and other special surprises (to be announced). BAM Members, Patrons, and Young Producers enjoy special ticket discounts to the after party.

BAM.org/gala

Learn more and view upcoming events at BAM.org/youngproducers.

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THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS Season Sponsor:

Lead Sponsor:

Official Airline of BAM:

Leadership support for BAM Access Programs provided by the Jerome L. Greene Foundation

Official Healthcare Provider of BAM:

Leadership support for programming in the Howard Gilman Opera House and off-site programs provided by:

Leadership support for theater at BAM provided by The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.; The SHS Foundation; and The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Leadership support for the BAM Hamm Archives, Film, Community, and Education programs provided by The Thompson Family Foundation Leadership support for BAM Visual Art provided by Toby Devan Lewis Leadership support for Breaking the Waves provided by Robert L. Turner

Leadership support for dance at BAM provided by The SHS Foundation and

Leadership support for the BAM Hamm Archives provided by:

Leadership support for opera at BAM provided by Aashish & Dinyar Devitre The Steinberg Screen at the Harvey Theater is made possible by The Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Charitable Trust Leadership support for BAM’s programming and initiatives provided by Brookfield Properties; William I. Campbell & Christine Wächter-Campbell; Doris Duke Charitable Foundation; Robert and Mercedes Eichholz Foundation; Jeanne Donovan Fisher; Anne Hubbard & Harvey Schwartz; Robin & Edgar Lampert; Diane & Adam E. Max; Axel Stawski & Galia Meiri Stawski; Jonathan F.P. & Diana Calthorpe Rose; John L. & Eva Usdan; and Warner Media Group

Major Sponsor of BAM Community Programs:

Major Sponsor:

Major Sponsor:

Major support for Breaking the Waves provided by Arthur F. & Alice E. Adams Charitable Foundation; The Francis Goelet Charitable Lead Trusts; Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation

Major support for opera at BAM provided by Sarah Billinghurst & Howard Solomon

Programming in BAM’s Lepercq Space is supported by The Lepercq Charitable Foundation

Major support for BAM Hamm Archives provided by Charles J. & Irene F. Hamm

The Rudin Family Gallery is made possible by a generous gift from the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.

Major support for Scandinavian programs at BAM provided by the Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation

Major support for BAM’s programming and initiatives provided by American Express; Jonathan & Jessika Auerbach; brigittenyc; Charles Hayden Foundation; Natalia Chefer & Joel Tompkins; Suzy & Anthony Davis; Cheryl & Joe Della Rosa; The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation; Mark Diker & Deborah Colson; Epstein Teicher Philanthropies; Thérèse M. Esperdy & Robert G. Neborak; Barry M. Fox; Roberta Garza; Emily Davie and Joseph S. Kornfeld Foundation; Scott C. McDonald; James I. McLaren & Lawton W. Fitt; The Ambrose Monell Foundation; Barbara & Richard Moore; Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc.; Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater; Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust; Rona & David Picket; The Jerome Robbins Foundation, Inc.; The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund; Bart A. Sheehan & Sheila A. Cain; Simon Sinek; Brian Stafford & Céline Dufétel; Starry Night Fund; Doug C. Steiner; Pedro J. Torres & Cecilia Picon Febres; Nora Ann Wallace & Jack Nusbaum; and Joseph LeRoy and Ann C. Warner Fund

Additional support for BAM’s programming and initiatives provided by Sarah Arison; Anne H. Bass; Tony Bechara; Goldman Sachs Gives at the direction of R. Martin Chavez; Linda & Adam Chinn; Citi; Steven & Alexander Cohen Foundation; Constans Culver Foundation; Mark Diker & Deborah Colson; Elizabeth De Cuevas; Andre Dua; Steven & Susan Felsher; The Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation; Barbara Haws & William Josephson; Miriam Katowitz & Arthur Radin; Ann Tenenbaum & Thomas Lee; John Lipsky; Gary Lynch & Kate Hall; M&T Bank; David & Susan Marcinek; MetLife Foundation; Gabriel & Lindsay Pizzi; Marcel Przymusinski; William D. & Susan Kahan Rifkin; May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.; Bette & Richard Saltzman; Anna Kuzmik Sampas & George Sampas; Timothy & Julie Sebunya; Jennifer Small & Adam Wolfensohn; Edward & Virginia Spilka; The Tillary Hotel; Laurie Tisch Illumination Fund; Viacom; and Claire & Curtis Wood

The BAM facilities are owned by the City of New York and benefit from public funds provided through the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs with support from Mayor Bill de Blasio; the New York City Council including Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Finance Committee Chair Daniel Dromm, Cultural Affairs Committee Chair Jimmy Van Bramer, Council Majority Leader Laurie A. Cumbo, and the Brooklyn Delegation of the Council; and Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams.

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BAM would like to thank the Brooklyn Delegations of the New York State Assembly including Delegation Leader Joseph R. Lentol, and New York State Senator Velmanette Montgomery.

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