2012 Annual Report

AT BAM’s mission is to be the home for adventurous artists, audiences, and ideas.

3—6 35—38 Greetings Past and Future Chair Letter, 4 BAM at 150, 36 Executives Letter, 5 BAM Hamm Archives, 37 BAM Campus, 6 Capital Projects, 38

7—34 39—45 What We Do Who We Are 2011 Fall, 8 BAM Board List, 40 2011 Next Wave Festival, 9 BAM Supporters, 41 2012 Winter/Spring Season, 11 BAM Staff, 44 BAM Rose Cinemas, 13 BAMcafé Live, 19 46—48 BAMart, 22 Numbers Community, 24 BAM Financial Statements, 47 Professional Development Program, 26 BAM Education, 28 49—53 Humanities, 30 The Trust DanceMotion USASM, 32 Digital Media, 33 BET and Chair Letter, 50 Membership, 34 BET Donors, 51 BET Financial Statements, 52

2012 ANNUAL REPORT: BAM AT 150 YEARS 2 Table of Contents In 2011, BAM launched its 150th anniversary celebration as the country’s oldest performing arts center with 16 months of landmark performances and films (Sep 2011— Dec 2012), the release of a commemorative book, special archival and art exhibitions, iconic artist talks, parties, and the opening of the BAM Richard B. Fisher Building. This report covers Jul 2011—Jun 2012.

Merce Cunningham Dance Company in The Legacy Tour | 2011 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Stephanie Berger Dear Friends,

As our 150th anniversary draws to a new initiatives during the 2012 fiscal year. thanks to Jeanne Donovan Fisher and all Express on behalf of BAM. I’d also like to triumphant close, I’d like to thank every We expanded our commitment to education those who supported this project. welcome our new trustees this year: René supporter, audience member, friend, and programming, naming Stephanie Hughley Böttcher, Pedro Torres, John Usdan, and neighbor who helped make this celebration so BAM’s first-ever vice president of Education These critical projects would not be possible Adam Wolfensohn. In addition, I’d like to successful. Special thanks also to our 150th & Humanities. Under Stephanie’s leadership, without the continued generosity of our recognize Karen B. Peetz, who left the board anniversary sponsor, JP Morgan Chase & Co; the Education & Humanities department has supporters. We are grateful for the essential this year. We thank her for her invaluable American Express, sponsor of the 2011 Next a new home and new purpose in the BAM public funds provided through the New York support and years of dedicated service. Wave Festival; Bloomberg, sponsor of BAM’s Richard B. Fisher Building. City Department of Cultural Affairs with Finally, it is with great sorrow that we mourn 2012 Winter /Spring Season; and McKinsey support from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg; the passing of I. Stanley Kriegel—a true & Company for their partnership. These developments are all part of a Cultural Affairs Commissioner Kate D. leader in the arts community who served dramatic expansion in our arts education Levin; the New York City Council, including BAM’s mission passionately as senior trustee Our “BAM And Then It Hits You” advertising programming. With budget cuts plaguing Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, Finance for over 40 years. campaign, under the creative direction of the arts in New York’s schools, the need Committee Chair Domenic M. Recchia Jr., mcgarrybowen, made BAM the talk of the for cultural organizations like BAM to step Cultural Affairs Committee Chair Jimmy Thank you for your engagement in BAM. subways and social networks. The campaign forward is greater than ever. We are launching Van Bramer, the Brooklyn Delegation of the Here’s to another 150 years! was effective because it rang so true; we’ve the “Ignite” campaign as a fundraising Council, and Councilwoman Letitia James; all had those experiences. It was a great initiative to double the reach of our education and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Regards, addition to the celebration. programs. Markowitz.

The 2012 Winter/Spring Season brought The In addition to providing space for our Let me close by offering my overwhelming Bridge Project to an astounding finish. Kevin education and family programs, the BAM gratitude to BAM’s dedicated board of Alan Fishman Spacey’s performance in Richard III wowed Fisher, with a flexible 250-seat theater, is our trustees. Thanks especially to Thérèse M. Chair, BAM Board of Trustees audiences and critics alike, and closed out newest home for adventurous art. We are Esperdy and William I. Campbell for their this wildly successful three-year collaboration. all eagerly anticipating future performances leadership with Chase; Jeffrey H. Barker and in the new building, and look forward to Gary Lynch for their tireless support through In addition to the flurry of anniversary the opportunities this space will provide to Bank of America; and Pamela A. Codispoti festivities, BAM undertook some exciting engage with our local community. A hearty and her continued work with American

GREETINGS 4 Chair Letter Hello,

It is delightfully difficult to summarize what After opening the 150th-anniversary season in ABT’s new holiday season classic, The Critics’ 2011 film heritage award. As part of for BAM has been a truly banner year, one of September with the highly anticipated return Nutcracker by Alexei Ratmansky. BAM’s 150th anniversary, BAMcinématek also the most extraordinary in our mutual tenure. engagement of Lully’s French Baroque opera kicked off Brooklyn Close-Up, a monthly film The celebration of BAM’s 150th anniversary, masterpiece Atys, conducted and performed The 2012 Winter/Spring Season began with series celebrating nine decades of the borough’s the completion of the BAM Fisher, and the by William Christie and Les Arts Florissants a bang as Kevin Spacey tore up the boards rich film history. In the Spring of 2012, it superlative work on our stages and in our and made possible by a $3.1 million gift from in Richard III to rave reviews and ravenous presented the first-ever US retrospective of the cinemas—have left us and our audiences our dear friend Ronald P. Stanton, we dove ticket buyers. To see the BAM-produced Bridge uncompromising auteur Andrzej Zulawski, and elated and energized for the future. If we into the 2011 Next Wave. The festival was Project come to such a fulfilling crescendo was the fourth annual BAMcinemaFest featured an ever had doubts about how meaningful anchored by two titanic talents. In October, another mutual career highlight. Beyond the impressive lineup of 20 New York premieres this institution is locally, nationally, and Robert Wilson directed the New York debut Bridge, there was more superlative theater, and one North American premiere, opening internationally, the outpouring of positive of the Berliner Ensemble in The Threepenny from an impeccable, wrenching Russian- with Mike Birbiglia and Ira Glass’ Sundance sentiment surrounding our historic anniversary Opera, a much-anticipated match of aesthetics language Three Sisters, from the Maly Drama Audience Award winner Sleepwalk With Me. left us certain that we are stewards of a rare that played to sold-out houses. In December, Theatre of St. Petersburg, to a sly, subversive artistic treasure. the late Merce Cunningham, who first graced turn by theater legend Jonathan Pryce in In last year’s annual report we invited you— BAM’s stages in 1954, was celebrated with Pinter’s The Caretaker. On the dance front, two our donors, sponsors, audiences, and board For the nation’s oldest performing arts The Legacy Tour, offering US audiences a final very different companies—Israel’s Batsheva members, as well as the City of New York and institution, it was a year of firsts: our first chance to see the legendary choreographer’s Dance Company and Brooklyn’s own Mark the Borough of Brooklyn—to come celebrate this written history in the form of a coffee table large-scale repertory works. During both these Morris Dance Group—filled the opera house once-in-a-lifetime anniversary with us. We hope book, the stunning BAM: The Complete historic engagements, old and new friends, and thrilled audiences and critics alike, and you’ll agree that this was one Save the Date Works; our first branding campaign—if you fans, and fellow artists gathered to celebrate DanceAfrica again enlivened the start of worth keeping, and we thank you immeasurably were on a subway in the past year, BAM visionaries who changed their respective fields summer. A February run by New York City for letting us be your hosts. “hit” you; and the filming of a documentary, forever. In between these seminal events, the Opera enabled us to host and support one of BAM150, that beautifully encapsulates BAM’s Next Wave teemed with creativity, from the our city’s cultural gems in a time of transition. Sincerely, past and present. We were fortunate to have electric pairing of artist Danijel Zezelj and Chase on board as our anniversary sponsor, composer Darcy James Argue in Brooklyn On the film side, BAMcinématek, with support enabling all these institutional firsts. And all Babylon, to the US premiere of Haze by the by The Wall Street Journal, honored Hollywood Karen Brooks Hopkins, President these projects, of course, owe their existence Beijing Dance Theater, whose accomplished master Vincente Minnelli with a complete to the adventurous artists and audiences that dancers made dancing on foam look, well, retrospective of his 35-film oeuvre, for which make BAM BAM. weightless. The year ended, joyously, with it was awarded the National Society of Film Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer

GREETINGS 5 Executives Letter BAM Campus

As the country’s oldest performing arts institution, BAM has been central to life in Brooklyn for 150 years.

BAM Harvey Theater | Photo: Ned Witrogen BAM Howard Gilman Opera House | Photo: Elliott Kaufman Judith & Allan Fishman Space | Photo: Francis Dzikowski BAM Harvey Peter Jay Sharp BAM Theater Building Fisher BAM Harvey Theater BAM Howard Gilman Opera House Judith & Alan Fishman Space Campbell Lobby BAM Rose Cinemas Rita K. Hillman Studio Lepercq Space (BAMcafé) Geraldine Stutz Gardens Hillman Attic Studio Max Leavitt Theater Workshop Dorothy W. Levitt Lobby Samuel H. Scripps Stage Hillman Penthouse Studio Peter Jay Sharp Lobby Diker Gallery Café Natman Lounge

GREETINGS 6 BAM Campus St. Vincent at Crossing Brooklyn Ferry | 2012 Winter/Spring | Photo: Rebecca Greenfield 2011 Fall

Festivities for BAM’s sesquicenten- nial—150th anniversary—kicked off with a sparkling revival of Atys, the Lully opera previously performed at BAM to great acclaim under music director William Christie and Les Arts Florissants.

Ronald P. Stanton presents Le Jardin ATYS de Monsieur Lully By Jean-Baptiste Lully Les Arts Florissants Les Arts Florissants Le Jardin des Voix Opéra Comique Musical direction by William Christie Musical direction by William Christie Staged by Paul Agnew and Sophie Daneman Directed by Jean-Marie Villégier Sep 25 Sep 18—24

Atys | Photo: Stephanie Berger

WHAT WE DO 8 2011 Fall 2011 Next Wave Festival

The 2011 Next Wave Festival featured the live-painted art of Danijel Zezelj with came to BAM’s stages—SABAB Theatre of Seventeen milestone firsts (Berliner Ensemble’s BAM Darcy James Argue’s big band sounds in Kuwait performed The Speaker’s Progress; debut) and lasts (Merce Cunningham Brooklyn Babylon. Dance from near and Toneelgroep Amsterdam interpreted productions from Dance Company’s final proscenium far included The Forsythe Company of Ingmar Bergman’s Cries and Whispers performances) plus a slate of uncommon Germany in I don’t believe in outer space; for the stage; and John Hurt riveted 10 countries in cultural experiences. Other music-theater John Jasperse’s Canyon, the set design audiences in Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape highlights include Robert Wilson’s of which engulfed the lobby; and the from The Gate Theatre (Dublin). enthralling production of The Threepenny return of the renowned Cloud Gate Dance 16 weeks... The Threepenny Opera | Photo: Stephanie Berger Opera featuring the Berliner Ensemble and Theatre of Taiwan. A wide range of theater

WHAT WE DO 9 2011 Next Wave Festival 2011 Next Wave Festival

Supernatural Wife | Photo: Julieta Cervantes I don’t believe in outer space | Photo: Julieta Cervantes The Legacy Tour | Photo: Julieta Cervantes John Hurt in Krapp’s Last Tape | Photo: Richard Termine

Awakening: A Musical Water Stains on 69ºS. Supernatural Wife Meditation on the the Wall Created by Phantom Limb Based on Alkestis by Euripides translated Anniversary of 9/11 Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan Directed by Sophie Hunter by Anne Carson Created in collaboration with Kronos Quartet Choreography by Lin Hwai-min Big Dance Theater David Harrington/Kronos Quartet Featuring the Brooklyn Youth Chorus OCT 12—15 Directed and choreographed by Paul Lazar Developed with Tony Taccone SEP 21—24 and Annie-B Parson Choreographed by Andrea Miller NOV 29—Dec 3 Symphony for the NOV 2—5 To the Ones I Love Dance Floor Compagnie Thor By Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) Tudo Isto É Fado Choreography by Thierry Smits Additional music by Lord Jamar and Brooklyn Babylon Lisboa Soul and Camané By Darcy James Argue and Danijel Zezelj SEP 29—OCT 1 Cynthia Hopkins Deolinda and Amália Hoje NOV 9—12 Directed by D.J. Mendel DEC 2 & 3 The Threepenny Opera OCT 13—15 A play by Bertolt Brecht adapted from Canyon Krapp’s Last Tape Choreography by John Jasperse Elisabeth Hauptmann’s German version of Haze The Gate Theatre (Dublin) Composed by Hahn Rowe John Gay’s “The Beggar’s Opera” Beijing Dance Theater By Samuel Beckett NOV 16—19 Lyrics by Bertolt Brecht Choreography by Wang Yuanyuan Directed by Michael Colgan Music by Kurt Weill OCT 19—22 DEC 6—18 Berliner Ensemble The Infernal Comedy: Conceived and directed by Robert Wilson Cries and Whispers Confessions of a The Legacy Tour OCT 4—8 By Ingmar Bergman serial killer Merce Cunningham Dance Company Toneelgroep Amsterdam A Musikkonzept production Choreography by Merce Cunningham The Speaker’s Progress Directed by Ivo van Hove Written and directed by Michael Sturminger A: Roaratorio; B: Second Hand, BIPED; SABAB Theatre OCT 25—29 Music direction and concept by C: Pond Way, RainForest, Split Sides Written and directed by Martin Haselböck DEC 7—10 Sulayman Al-Bassam I don’t believe in NOV 17—19 OCT 6—8 American ballet theatre’s outer space The Nutcracker The Forsythe Company Choreography by Alexei Ratmansky A work by William Forsythe Music by Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky OCT 26—29 DEC 14—24 WHAT WE DO 10 2011 Next Wave Festival 2012 Winter/Spring Season

In 2012, what had been called the BAM Petersburg’s Three Sisters and Pinter’s The Shuffle Culture curated by Questlove, Winter/Spring Spring Season formally became the Winter/ Caretaker, starring Jonathan Pryce. Mark Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, a new music and Spring Season. The three-season Bridge Morris Dance Group and Batsheva Dance film festival put together by Aaron Dessner boasted star Project, in its swan song, presented an Company, both dance audience and critic and Bryce Dessner, and New York City electrifying performance by Kevin Spacey favorites, returned. And music samplings Opera’s two-opera run including Rufus turns and a trove as Richard III, garnering raves and a high were particularly strong with a three-week Wainwright’s Prima Donna. demand for seats. More powerful theater Dr. John tribute, a concert by cult fave Kevin Spacey in Richard III | Photo: Joan Marcus of pop music. followed in Maly Drama Theatre of St. Jeff Mangum, the multi-artist program

WHAT WE DO 11 2012 Winter/Spring 2012 Winter / Spring Season

Hora | Photo: Stephanie Berger Dr. John: Insides Out | Photo: Jack Vartoogian Mark Morris Dance Group | Photo: Julieta Cervantes Deerhoof in Shuffle Culture | Photo: Dino Perruci

Bank of America presents Mark Morris Being Shakespeare Crossing Brooklyn Ferry The Bridge Project Dance Group A New Play by Jonathan Bate Curated by Bryce Dessner and Produced by BAM, The Old Vic & Choreography by Mark Morris Directed and designed by Tom Cairns Aaron Dessner Neal Street Four Saints in Three Acts—Virgil Thomson APR 4—14 Produced by BAM Richard III A Choral Fantasy—Ludwig van Beethoven MAY 3—5 By William Shakespeare MAR 1—3 Directed by Sam Mendes Three Sisters JAN 10—MAR 4 By Anton Chekhov DanceAfrica 2012 Hora Maly Drama Theatre of Opening Celebration: The Glory of African By Ohad Naharin St. Petersburg, Russia Dance: A Cultural Jubilee 26th Annual brooklyn Batsheva Dance Company Directed by Lev Dodin MAY 20 Tribute to Dr. Martin MAR 7—10 APR 18—28 One Africa/Many Rhythms Luther King, Jr. MAY 25—28 Keynote: Dennis M. Walcott, Chancellor, ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore Shuffle Culture NYC Dept of Education By John Ford Conceived and curated by Questlove Wear it like a crown Performers: Institutional Radio Choir Cheek by Jowl Directed by Annie Dorsen Cirkus Cirkör (The Hitmakers) from the Institutional Directed by Declan Donnellan Produced by BAM Directed by Tilde Björfors C.O.G.I.C. of Brooklyn Designed by Nick Ormerod APR 19 & 20 JUN 1—3 Toshi Reagon and BIGLovely MAR 20—31 JAN 16 The Caretaker New York City Opera presents By Harold Pinter La traviata Jeff Mangum (of Neutral Dr. John: Insides Out Theatre Royal Bath Productions FEB 12—18 Milk Hotel) Produced by BAM Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse Presented in association with A Louis Armstrong Tribute, Directed by Christopher Morahan Wordless Music MAR 29—31 With Jonathan Pryce, Alan Cox, and New York City Opera presents Locked Down, Alex Hassell JAN 19—21 Prima Donna APR 5—7 MAY 3—JUN 17 FEB 19—25 Funky but it’s Nu Awlins, APR 12—14

WHAT WE DO 12 2012 WINTER/SPRING SEASON BAM Rose Cinemas

The beautiful BAM Rose Cinemas is Brooklyn’s home for new inde- pendent and foreign films, attract- ing nearly 217,000 moviegoers annually and generating over $2.4 million in ticket revenue.

BAM Rose Cinemas is also the home of festival showcasing new work by up-and- BAMcinématek, Brooklyn’s only daily coming filmmakers. The cinemas also host repertory film program, featuring director screenings of performances of international retrospectives, film festivals, curated ballet, London’s National Theatre, the Met series, and special guest appearances, as Live in HD, and special events. well as BAMcinemaFest, an annual film The Deep Blue Sea | Photo courtesy Music Box Films

WHAT WE DO 13 BAM Rose Cinemas BAM Rose Cinemas First-run Films

My Week With Marilyn | Photo courtesy of The Weinstein The Artist | Photo courtesy of The Weinstein Company Pina in 3D | Photo courtesy of IFC Films Moonrise Kingdom | Photo courtesy of Focus Features Company 2011 2012 MIDNIGHT IN PARIS CIRCUMSTANCE THE ARTIST DAMSELS IN DISTRESS THE TREE OF LIFE CONTAGION A DANGEROUS METHOD THE BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL BEGINNERS DRIVE PINA IN 3D BERNIE BEATS, RHYMES & LIFE: THE TRAVELS PEARL JAM 20 A SEPARATION THE DICTATOR OF A TRIBE CALLED QUEST THE IDES OF MARCH JEFF WHO LIVES AT HOME MOONRISE KINGDOM ANOTHER EARTH THE SKIN I LIVE IN THE HUNGER GAMES PROMETHEUS 3D SARAH’S KEY MARGIN CALL THE KID WITH A BIKE YOUR SISTER’S SISTER THE DEBT MARTHA MARCY MAY MARLENE JIRO DREAMS OF SUSHI TO ROME WITH LOVE PASSIONE THE DESCENDANTS BULLY AMIGO MY WEEK WITH MARILYN MARLEY

WHAT WE DO 14 BAM Rose Cinemas | First-run Films BAM Rose Cinemas BAMcinématek

The Complete Vincente Minnelli series | Photo courtesy of Skatetown, U.S.A. | Photo courtesy of Columbia/Photofest Manhattan | Photo courtesy of United Artists/Photofest Smoke | Photo courtesy of Miramax Films/Photofest MGM/Photofest Series followed by special guests. TWO BY MILTON MOSES GINSBERG THE COMPLETE VINCENTE MINNELLI Creative Supervisor of Jim Henson’s Director Milton Moses Ginsberg Minnelli biographer Emanuel Levy Creature Shop Peter Brooke MARIE RIVIERE IS AN ACTRESS 10 YEARS OF MAGNOLIA PICTURES SNEAK PREVIEW: BROOKLYN HISTORICAL SOCIETY: JASON ZINOMAN IS A WRITER Directors James Gray Martha Marcy May Marlene Jungle Fever Producer and cinematographer DIANE O’BANNON: WIFE OF 826NYC Jody Lee Lipes TWO EVENINGS WITH MICHAEL IMPERIOLI DAN O’BANNON Actor Michael Imperioli WEST INDIAN CARNIVAL FESTIVAL 35TH ANNIVERSARY SCREENING: MARILYN! Harlan County U.S.A. SEE YOU NEXT WEDNESDAY: BAMCINÉMATEK REVIVAL: Director Barbara Koppel 8 FILMS BY JOHN LANDIS SHOCK VALUE: DAN O’BANNON RED DESERT Director John Landis Jason Zinoman & Diane O’Bannon SNEAK PREVIEWS FROM IFC FILMS & SEPTEMBER 11: Manhattan SUNDANCE SELECTS SCI-FI THANKSGIVING TWO BY ROHMER Marie Rivière SPECIAL SCREENING: Bobby Fischer BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: The Warriors BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: Sophie’s Choice Against the World Actor David Patrick Kelly NEWFEST Director Liz Garbus SOUND AND FURY: PAUL ON MAZURSKY RECENT PORTUGUESE CINEMA ACTNOW: NEW VOICES IN BLACK ATTICA 40TH ANNIVERSARY Director Paul Mazursky CINEMA: The Wonder Year Author Sam Wasson SNEAK PREVIEW: Pariah Director Kenneth Price SNEAK PREVIEW: Drive Director Dee Rees, producers, & cast Musician 9th Wonder Director Nicolas Winding Refn BAMCINÉMATEK REVIVAL: Sometimes a Great Notion ADVENTURES IN THE 80S WITH DAVID ANIMATION WEEKEND WHEN MOVIES MATTERED: GORDON GREEN DAVE KEHR SELECTS THE MOVIE THAT GOES TO 11: Director David Gordon Green HONG KONG FAVORITES Critic Dave Kehr This Is Spinal Tap Actors Christopher Guest & Harry Shearer JOHN HURT QUARTET CITIZEN ROSI: BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL Actor John Hurt THE FILMS OF FRANCESCO ROSI PUPPETS ON FILM Critic Elliott Stein Actor John Turturro CREATIVELY SPEAKING Puppeteers Cheryl & Heather Henson Director John Turturro BAMCINÉMATEK REVIVAL: Deep End SPECIAL SCREENING: ISABELLA ROSSELLINI Performance artist Joey Arias Skatetown, U.S.A. Actress Isabella Rossellini Puppeteer Kevin Clash BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: Smoke Actor Martin P. Robinson Writer Paul Auster CINEMACHAT WITH ELLIOTT STEIN: CINEMACHAT WITH ELLIOTT STEIN: Puppeteer Basil Twist The Locket Jar City Designers Brian & Wendy Froud NEW VOICES IN BLACK CINEMA

WHAT WE DO 15 BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinématek BAM Rose Cinemas BAMcinématek

Hey, Girlfriend! series | Photo courtesy of Gramercy Pictures/ Bresson series | Photo courtesy of Photofest Rendez-vous With French Cinema series | Photo courtesy of Discovering Andrzej Julawski series | Photo courtesy of Polish Photofest Cohen Media Group Film Institute VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER AND A MOVIE: SHOAH IMMIGRANT HERITAGE WEEK: ALEX ROSS PERRY SELECTS The Shop Around the Corner No Look Pass Director Alex Ross Perry AMERICA’S FILM LEGACY BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: Director Melissa Johnson FILMAFRICA Author Daniel Eagan We Own the Night Director Akin Omotoso BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: Director Daniel Cattier CINEMACHAT WITH ELLIOTT STEIN: NEW ORLEANS ON FILM Little Fugitive The 7th Voyage of Sinbad Director Morris Engel’s daughter Mary THE APPLE PUSHERS HEY, GIRLFRIEND! LENA DUNHAM Director Mary Mazzio BAMCINÉMATEK FAVORITES: SELECTS PRATT INSTITUTE SENIOR SHOWCASE Attack the Block Director Nora Ephron 3 BLACK TALES BY ROY WILLIAM NEILL Director/writer/actor Lena Dunham VIDEO MUSIC BOX Critic Elliott Stein NEW YORK KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL Director Claudia Weill Creator Ralph McDaniels Director Whit Stillman TANGERINE DREAMS BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: Actor Chris Eigeman NEW CZECH FILMS Brooklyn Boheme and Director Amy Heckerling Director Bohdan Slama BAM150 She’s Gotta Have It Actress Alicia Silverstone Director Radim Spacek Director Michael Sládek Directors Nelson George & Diane Paragas Actor Wallace Shawn Director Tomas Lunak SNEAK PREVIEW: Lola Versus A HELL OF A WRITER: JIM THOMPSON SERGE BROMBERG: A Trip to the 4 BY ANDREY ZVYAGINTSEV Director Daryl Wein Moon and Other Travels Director Andrey Zvyagintsev Actress Greta Gerwig ODE TO THE DAWN OF MAN: Live accompaniment by Serge Bromberg Writer and actress Zoe Lister-Jones FILM AND MUSIC A NIGHT OF OZ Director Werner Herzog GHETT’OUT FILM FESTIVAL Director Frank Oz US THEATRICAL PREMIERE: Director Charles Burnett We Won’t Grow Old Together RENDEZ-VOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA Director Sylvain George BASEBALL!: Rare Films from the Actor Vincent Lindon Director Stéphane Elmadjian Baseball Hall of Fame BAMCINÉMATEK FAVORITE: Director Benoit Jacquot Director Soufiane Adel Dave Filipi, director of the Wexner Center La Dolce Vita Critic Michel Ciment for the Arts Director Mathieu Demy BRESSON SUNDANCE SHORTS LAB Critic Elliott Stein THE COLOR WHEEL HYSTERICAL EXCESS: Musician Richard Hell Director Alex Ross Perry SELECTIONS BY ELLIOTT STEIN: DISCOVERING ANDRZEJ ZULAWSKI Writer and actress Carlen Altman The Scoundrel UNSOUND FESTIVAL TERENCE DAVIES Live accompaniment by Baaba BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: BAMCINÉMATEK FAVORITE: Director Terence Davies Mutual Appreciation Harakiri Actress Rachel Weisz BAMCINEMAFEST 2012

WHAT WE DO 16 BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinématek BAM Rose Cinemas BAMcinemaFest

Ira Glass and Mike Birbiglia at opening night of BAMcinemaFest | Photo: Amanda Schwab/Starpix

Opening Night Features Shorts Special Screenings SLEEPWALK WITH ME THE COMEDY CATCAM TAKE ME TO THE BALLOONY BIN! COMPLIANCE WHILE HENRY SLEEPS JERRY AND ME & THE DISORDERLY ORDERLY Spotlight Screening CRAZY & THIEF BRIEF HISTORY OF JOHN BALDESSARI THE MACHINE THAT KILLS BAD PEOPLE BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD DETROPIA ANOTHER BULLET DODGED KICKING AND SCREAMING FOR ELLEN TUMULT FRANCINE ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING Closing Night GAYBY THE MAKER THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED THE IMPOSTER THE FORT ROCK ‘N’ ROLL EXPOSED: THE INTERNATIONAL SIGN SUMMER BUMMER THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF BOB GRUEN FOR CHOKING LIFE AND FREAKY TIMES OF UNCLE LUKE LIBERAL ARTS A FAMILY MAN NOBODY WALKS FACUNDO THE GREAT THE PATRON SAINTS THE MEANING OF ROBOTS PAVILION ROCKAWAY RADIO UNNAMEABLE BRUTE FORCE TCHOUPITOULAS I REMEMBER: A FILM ABOUT JOE BRAINARD THE UNSPEAKABLE ACT FARO V/H/S OF MEMORY & LOS SURES WALK AWAY RENÉE SUNDAYS AT ROCCO’S WELCOME TO PINE HILL TURNING A CORNER

WHAT WE DO 17 BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinemaFest BAM Rose Cinemas HD Screenings

Raymonda | Photo: Bolshoi Ballet One Man, Two Guvnors | Photo: National Theatre Enchanted Island | Photo: Metropolitan Opera Leonardo Da Vinci’s The Lady with an Ermine | Photo: Phil Grabsky Ballet in HD National Theatre Live The Met: Live in HD Additional HD Events Some of the world’s finest ballet companies National Theatre Live presents filmed The Met: Live in HD screened high- Leonardo came to brilliant life, in high definition. performances of plays in high def- definition transmissions of the Met Opera’s This American Life inition—broadcast via satellite from famous repertory, featuring the world’s On the Boards, Seattle: Bolshoi Ballet: London’s National Theatre—to cinemas finest singers in thrilling live and encore Dr. Szeinblum’s Alaska Re-opening Gala all over the world. performances. BAM presented pre- The Sleeping Beauty screening discussions led by opera experts Le Corsaire Travelling Light at BAM Rose Cinemas. Bright Stream Comedy of Errors Raymonda She Stoops to Conquer Anna Bolena One Man, Two Guvnors Don Giovanni Royal Ballet: Frankenstein Siegfried Romeo & Juliet Collaborators Satyagraha La Fille Mal Gardée Rodelinda Paris Opera Ballet Faust Caligula Enchanted Island Götterdämmerung Ernani Manon La Traviata Ring Cycle Documentary Das Rheingold (encore) Die Walküre (encore) Siegfried (encore)

WHAT WE DO 18 BAM Rose Cinemas | HD Screenings BAMcafé

BAMcafé Live, featuring free live music As part of the performances, increased attendance this year, with overall average attendance rising BAM 150 cel- from 350 to 370. BAMcafé Live All-Stars brought back iconic artists—fixtures since the beginning of BAMcafé Live—such as Melvin ebration, the Van Peebles, Fred Ho, Howard Fishman, and Francis M’Bappe. Programming highlights season featured for the season included appearances by Gretchen Parlato, N’Dambi, F. Stokes, Esnavi, a monthly series, and a DanceAfrica salute to Don Cornelius and Soul Train.

BAMcafé Live YahZarah at BAMcafé Live | Photo: Alanzo Dale All-Stars.

WHAT WE DO 19 BAMcafé Live BAMcafé Live

BAMcafé Live | Photo: E. Frossard

2011 2012 More than Sep Jan Apr N’dambi BAM 150: Howard Fishman BAM 150: Cornelius Dufallo and 25,000 people Oct Erik MongrainChanda Rule Patrick Derivaz BAM 150: Melvin Van Peebles widLaxative MuthaWit The Heritage Ensemble Sidi Touré Trio Max Wild Grandfather a year head to Gordon Chambers Oli Brown Comedy Night at BAMcafé Live M.A.K.U. Soundsystem Kokayi Lachi & Meridian Gold Miss Fairchild with Kidding on the Square Guitar Summit: Dave Fiuczynski Trio/Burr Earthdriver BAMcafé Live to Sasha Dobson Johnson Band Xenia Rubinos V. Rich Feb Sonny Boy hear free music Nov BAM 150: Francis Mbappe and FM Tribe May BAM 150: Fred Ho & the Afro Asian Music F. Stokes BAM 150: Black Rock Coalition—Jam Ensemble Aabaraki Rock for Tom Terrell with the BRC Dread on weekends. Ken Thomson & Slow/Fast Mo’ Beasley & Love Storm Ensemble Silver Roots William Hooker Brooklyn Arts Council: Malika Zarra/Alsarah Comedy Night at BAMcafé Live Esnavi and the Nubatones JG Thirwell’s Manorexia Mar Mason-Jam-Ja Band Heston Vivian Sessoms BRC Orchestra Salute to Don Cornelius Akim Funk Buddha’s Hip-Hop Holiday Sara Serpa & Soul Train Dec BAM 150: Nora York’s Power/Play Jun Fado: Nathalie Pires BAM Hora Event: Golem BACHSLIDER Fado: Tasca Magos Herrera Marie Martin BAM 150: Church of Betty Rebecca Jordan Il Albanico in association with Berklee Gretchen Parlato Viva DeConcini & Her Power Trio College of Music Dani Elliot Bitch pILLOW tHEORY Nigel Hall The New Cookers Like Trains & Taxis Eric Wyatt Charanga Soleil

WHAT WE DO 20 BAMcafé Live Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & IFC

Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & IFC Wyatt Cenac A free comedy is a new comedy showcase that allows Hosted by Jared Logan comics to experiment recklessly with With Mike Lawrence, Damien Lemon, showcase that humor while causing only minimal harm to Giulia Rozzi APR 25 themselves and others. Each event features

a handful of emerging comics testing out allows emerging Todd Barry fresh material and probing the depths of Hosted by Greg Barris their twisted souls for new forms comics to test out With Kurt Braunohler, Kate Berlant, of funny. Wil Sylvince MAY 30 new material. Wyatt Cenac at Get It Out There | Photo: E. Frossard

Eugene Mirman Hosted by Pangea 3000 With Brooke Van Poppelen, Michael Che, James Adomian JUN 27

WHAT WE DO 21 Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & IFC BAMart

BAMart champions the work of emerging Brooklyn-based artists and, by commissioning public art in the BAM Cultural District, makes an impression on the local community.

Starting in 1983 with commissioned tions and nonprofits underscored BAM’s posters for the Next Wave Festival by thriving relationships with the visual arts luminary artists like Willem de Kooning, and local artists. Susan Rothenberg, and Roy Lichtenstein, The public can purchase exciting new BAMart has exhibited hundreds of artists, work in support of BAM through the an- many of them from Brooklyn. Since 2002, nual spring BAMart Silent Auction which in conjunction with the Next Wave, curator features art by emerging and established Dan Cameron has selected unique artworks artists. Fundraising prints and original to be installed throughout BAM, often artworks by artists including Chuck Close in unexpected places and nearly always and Donald Baechler as well as BAM’s focusing on emerging Brooklyn talent. BAM Photography Portfolios can be purchased 150: Archival Exhibition displayed artifacts year round. from 15 decades. During the Winter/Spring Season, a range of works by artists and Isadora Duncan from BAM 150: Archival Exhibition | Photo: MPI collaborations with community organiza-

WHAT WE DO 22 BAMart BAMart

Springtime Entropy by Kate Steciw in Next Wave Art

BAMbill Cover Artists 2011—2012 Exhibitions Special Projects and Events 2011 Next Wave Festival: Next Wave Art: Spring Exhibition: BAMart and Artspace 150th Anniversary Donald Baechler, Red + Blue Rose, Jules de Balincourt BAM 150: Archival Exhibition, historical Special Edition Print, featuring artists 2011, acrylic and fabric collage on canvas, Rashid Johnson objects, documents, and photographs from Deborah Kass and Marcel Dzama 72” x 48”, courtesy of the artist Robert Lazzarini 1861—2011 Deborah Kass, Save The Country Now, Maria Levitsky 2011, signed and numbered editions of 150, Eileen Quinlan Curated by David Harper and Sharon Lehner 2012 Spring Season: 12” x 17” Lee Quinones Phillip Taaffe, Chorus, 2011, mixed media on Dorothy W. Levitt Lobby and Natman Room Raha Raissnia canvas, 78” x 76”, courtesy of the artist JAN—JUN 2012 Marcel Dzama, The Donkey Prefers Garbage Kevin Stahl to Gold, signed and numbered editions of Kate Steciw 150, 12” x 17” Letha Wilson Marina Zurkow 8th Annual BAMart Silent Auction Curated by Dan Cameron Beth DeWoody, Honorary Chair

Peter Jay Sharp Building Lobby Editions/Artists’ Books Fair: SEP 13—DEC 18 548 W 22nd St New York NOV 2011 WHAT WE DO 23 BAMart Community

BAM organizes and hosts numerous com- BAM offers a munity-oriented and free events each year. They include the popular R&B Festival at wealth of free MetroTech, Senior Cinema, community receptions in conjunction with mainstage programs. An performances, the kid-centric BAMboo! Halloween celebration, the DanceAfrica audience of bazaar, outdoor performances, art exhibi- tions, film screenings, and the Annual 140,000 enjoys Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this year featuring New York City De- free music, films, partment of Education Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott, Institutional Radio Choir, and and a variety of Toshi Reagon. special events. Photo: Beowulf Sheehan

WHAT WE DO 24 Community Community

Institutional Radio Choir at 25th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. | Photo: Elena Olivo

DanceAfrica Bazaar Performing the Streets 25th Annual Brooklyn Tribute Film screening 40,000 visited this outdoor market Presented in partnership with Downtown to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Black Power Mixtape (2011) celebrating DanceAfrica Brooklyn Arts Alliance and the Downtown For a quarter-century, BAM has celebrated Brooklyn Partnership: Picture the Dream community art exhibition the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. BAMboo! Andre Lassalle and Premonition featured collages created in workshops by with a free event filled with music, film, art, children from the Lafayette Gardens Com- Every year, BAM welcomes 3,500 neigh- R&B Festival at MetroTech and moving tributes from esteemed speak- munity Center, presented in collaboration bors to BAMboo!, a free outdoor Halloween This free outdoor summer concert ers and local community leaders. with the New York City Housing Authority. extravaganza. series, attended by 25,000, features an Keynote speaker Senior Cinema Community Receptions eclectic roster of legendary trailblazers Dennis M. Walcott, Chancellor, New York BAM Senior Cinema is a free monthly film Brooklyn Babylon and emerging musical visionaries of NYC Department of Education series for community members ages 65 To the Ones I Love R&B and world music. These lunchtime Musical guests and older. This popular program serves American Ballet Theatre’s performances are held at MetroTech Institutional Radio Choir (The Hitmakers) approximately 2,500 seniors in the local The Nutcracker Commons, located at the corner of from the Institutional C.O.G.I.C. of Brooklyn community annually. Flatbush and Myrtle Avenues in Toshi Reagon and BIGLovely Downtown Brooklyn. Community Performances Speakers Shaft Offsite and Outdoors 2011 Reverend Dr. Cheryl Anthony Psycho DanceAfrica/Forces of Nature RAM Karen Brooks Hopkins, BAM President The Sweet Smell of Success performance Brooklyn Museum Swamp Dogg Charles E. Schumer, US Senator Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner Urban Guerilla Orchestra with Marty Markowitz, Brooklyn Borough President French Connection FAB Fridays special guest Miles Jaye Sandra Chapman, Deputy Borough Roman Holiday Presented in partnership with FAB Alliance President of Brooklyn, MC The Brother from Another Planet Business Improvement District: José James Christine Quinn, New York City Suddenly Last Summer DJ Rich Medina Maxi Priest Council Speaker Viridiana Wunmi and Slow Commotion 2012 Yvette Clark, Congresswoman Digital Diaspora Larry Graham and Graham Derek Jenkins, Target and BAM Trustee Free Movies for Winter Break Talu Green Central Station Dr. William L. Pollard, President, (for teens) Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Medgar Evers College Love and Basketball Latin Jazz Orchestra Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor Crooklyn Ky-Mani Marley Charles Hynes, Brooklyn District Attorney Fishbone

WHAT WE DO 25 Community Professional Development Program

The BAM Professional Development the New York Community Trust, BAM, and companies to BAM along with 11 DeVos Sessions on Program is a 14-month training program DVIAM, the goal of this initiative is to help Institute Performers In Transition fellows, for qualifying Brooklyn nonprofit arts these organizations expand their skill base, dancers who are interested in making marketing, fund- organizations. A joint effort between BAM increase their institutional capacity, and a transition to arts administration. The and DeVos Institute of Arts Management build necessary foundations for long-term program culminates with self-funded (DVIAM) at the Kennedy Center, BAM success through sessions on marketing, productions by six of the Brooklyn-based raising, and PDP provides professional development fundraising, and more. companies (to be selected by an inde- training and deeply discounted theater pendent panel) at the BAM Fisher in the BAM PDP kicked off its inaugural year more build nec- and rehearsal studio rental to a select spring/summer of 2013. with a celebration at the BAM Fisher on number of companies. With the support April 24, 2012. The event welcomed 14 Francine Sheffield, Richard Chen See, and Rujeko essary founda- of Brooklyn Community Foundation and Dumbutshena | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan tions for long- term success.

WHAT WE DO 26 Professional Development Program Professional Development Program

Stephanie Hughley, Dusan Tynek, Dwayne Linville, Alexandra Berger | Photo: Etienne Frossard

PDP Participating Participating Fellows Kick-Off Speakers Sessions Organizations Danielle McFall Joseph V. Melillo Jun 11, 2012 Batoto Yetu MOMIX Dance Theatre Executive Producer, BAM Session #1: Planning Emily Waters Stephanie Hughley Big Dance Theater Presenters: Pennsylvania Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet Vice President of Education & Humanities, Brighton Ballet Theater* Karen Brooks Hopkins, President, BAM Francine Sheffield BAM Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (BAAD!) Urban Bush Women Brett Egan Michael M. Kaiser, President, John F. Brooklyn Ballet Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Katie Diamond Director, DeVos Institute of Arts LEIMAY—CAVE* José Limón Dance Management at the Kennedy Center Stephanie Hughley, Vice President of The Center for Performance Research Keith Roberts Marilyn Gelber Education & Humanities, BAM Creative Outlet Dance Theatre of Brooklyn American Ballet Theatre, Brooklyn Community Foundation Brett Egan, Director, DeVos Institute of Arts Dušan Týnek Dance Theatre* Twyla Tharp Dance Lorie Slutsky Management at the Kennedy Center New York Community Trust Evidence, A Dance Company Leslie Roybal Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Jun 25, 2012 Gallim Dance* Natalia Alonso Session #2: Artistic Planning and LAVA* Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Institutional Visibility Tiffany Mills Company* Ballet Hispanico Presenters: Triskelion Arts Paloma McGregor Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, Brett Egan, Director, DeVos Institute of Arts Urban Bush Women Management at the Kennedy Center *Performing at the BAM Fisher at end of residency Richard Chen See BAM PDP Production Team: Gwendolyn Paul Taylor Dance Company Kelso, Sara Danielsen, Josh Escajeda, Rujeko Dumbutshena Danielle Colburn, Ryan Gastelum Fela! On Broadway Sara Procopio Shen Wei Dance Arts

WHAT WE DO 27 Professional Development Program BAM Education

BAM Education connects learning with that attends a performance or film program ming widens the lens of artistic discovery, creativity, engaging imagination by en- at BAM receives an in-school, pre-show offering young people and families smart, BAM serves couraging self-expression through in- and preparation workshop from a BAM teach- stimulating, and globally diverse dance, after-school arts education programming, ing artist and engages in post-performance theater, storytelling, film, and music. more than 220 workshops for students and teachers, discussions. Teachers (and, in some cases, BAMkids Film Festival | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan school-time performances and films, and students) also receive extensive custom- schools every school-break arts programs. Each class ized study guides. BAMfamily program- year with its edu- cation programs; half of them are in Brooklyn.

WHAT WE DO 28 BAM Education Education

Dancing Into the Future 2013 Culminating Event | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan

Schooltime performances of The People Speak Grades 2—6: After-School Programs mainstage productions Directed by Anthony Arnove, Chris Moore, Screening Children’s Classics: Arts & Justice and Howard Zinn The Muppet Movie Dancing into the Future Fall 2011 Commentators: Chia-Ti Chiu and Samara Gaev Directed by James Frawley Young Critics Symphony for the Dance Floor Commentator: Cheryl Henson Young Film Critics 69°S. Grades 7—12: DanceAfrica Education Program: Brooklyn Babylon Screening Youth at Risk Around the World: Charlotte’s Web Collaboration with Bedford Stuyvesant Krapp’s Last Tape Born into Brothels Directed by Gary Winick Directed by Zana Briski and Ross Kauffman Commentators: Nina Crews and Restoration Corporation Spring 2012 Commentators: Avijit Halder and Francesca Burgess CASA (Cultural After-School Adventures) Richard III Ross Kaufmann Peace A to Z (PAZ) (PS 24K) Being Shakespeare BAMkids Film Festival: Selected Short Films Mayhem Poets Kes Commentators: Nefise Özkal Lorentzen, School-Break Program The Caretaker Directed by Ken Loach Julian Rumi Özkal Lorentzen, and Pilobolus for Kids Poetry 2012: Grand Slam! Commentators: Danielle Durchslag and Mark Newell DanceAfrica 2012: Adanfo Ensemble Victor Sanchez Professional Development The Class Art Residencies and Professional Development with Films Directed by Laurent Cantet Master Classes Chuck Davis Grades 7—12: Commentators: Danielle Durchslag and Richard’s Rampage Shakespeare Teaches Teachers Screening Activism: Victor Sanchez (Kevin Spacey Foundation) Freedom Riders AfricanDanceBeat BAMFamily Directed by Stanley Nelson Elevate AfricanMusicBeat Books to Film with Doreen Cronin Commentators: Stanley Nelson, Janet Directed by Anne Buford Brooklyn Reads 14th Annual BAMkids Film Festival with Braun-Reinitz, and Laura and Commentators: Anne Buford and Moussa Shakespeare Teaches Students live performances by Oran Etkin’s Francis Randall Master classes with Chuck Davis Timbalooloo and PASTA! A Pop Ups DanceAfrica master classes with Puppet Musical Adanfo Ensemble Mayhem Poets

WHAT WE DO 29 Education Humanities

The Humanities programs at BAM are an the iconic artists that have called BAM’s Artist Talks opportunity for audiences to enrich their spaces home, delving into the evolution of Eat, Drink & Be experience of BAM productions by engag- their work over the years. provide context ing in discussion with artists from the Next Literary allows The Eat, Drink & Be Literary series, Wave Festival and Winter/Spring Season. presented in partnership with the National for Next These Artist Talks include pre- or post- devoted readers Book Awards, brings major authors to show conversations with BAM artists, mod- BAMcafé for intimate dinners, readings, Wave and erated by other artists, critics, or scholars, an opportunity and discussions. The evenings begin with and panel discussions on topics relevant to a buffet and live music. The author’s read- Winter/Spring the season’s productions. to engage with ing is followed by an interview about the performances. BAM created its Iconic Artist Talk series on creative process and artistic themes and their favorite au- the occasion of BAM’s 150th anniversary. concludes with an audience Q&A and Using original performance footage and book signing. thors over din- images from the BAM Hamm Archives, Sapphire at EDBL | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan these talks survey BAM’s relationship with ner and drinks.

WHAT WE DO 30 Humanities Humanities

Iconic Artist Talk—Bill T. Jones and Thelma Golden | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan

Artist Talks Grief in Greek Tragedy John Jasperse and Collaborators Meredith Monk In conjunction with Supernatural Wife In conjunction with Canyon Moderated by Bonnie Marranca Artists Respond to 9/11 Anne Carson with Annie-B Parson and Moderated by Mary-Jane Rubenstein In conjunction with Awakening Paul Lazar Steve Reich David Harrington with Diane Berkun, John Hurt Moderated by John Schaefer Porochista Khakpour, and Julian Laverdiere Fado: History; Fado: Form In conjunction with Krapp’s Last Tape Moderated by Brooke Gladstone In conjunction with Tudo Isto É Fado Moderated by Simon Critchley Bill T. Jones Lila Ellen Gray Moderated by Thelma Golden Shakespeare in the Middle East Simon Callow In conjunction with Get Gaga In conjunction with Being Shakespeare Chuck Davis The Speaker’s Progress In conjunction with Hora Moderated by Jeff Dolven Moderated by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar Sulayman Al-Bassam with Robyn Creswell Batsheva Dance Company Jonathan Pryce and Company John Rockwell on ’Tis Pity In conjunction with The Caretaker Eat, Drink & Be Literary The Threepenny Opera In conjunction with Moderated by Austin E. Quigley Authors: In conjunction with ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore Russell Banks The Threepenny Opera Declan Donnellan with James Shapiro John Rockwell Iconic Artist Talks Téa Obreht Teju Cole Being Shakespeare Robert Wilson Aleksandar Hemon Movies and Theater In conjunction with Being Shakespeare Moderated by Joseph V. Melillo Ann Patchett In conjunction with Cries and Whispers Jonathan Bate with Barry Edelstein Ivo van Hove with Violaine Huisman Sapphire Lin Hwai-min Edwidge Danticat Naturalism and Russian Drama Moderated by Rachel Cooper Denis Johnson Antarctic Voyage In conjunction with Three Sisters In conjunction with 69°S Lev Dodin and Dina Dodina William Forsythe Moderators: Jessica Grindstaff and Erik Sanko with Moderated by Irina Prokhorova Daniel P. Schrag Moderated by Marina Harss Harold Augenbraum Moderated by D. Graham Burnett Francine Prose Post-Show Artist Talks Merce Cunningham Dance Company Deborah Treisman Staging a Serial Killer Daniel Arsham, Gavin Bryars, Paul Kaiser, In conjunction with Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) and Patricia Lent The Infernal Comedy In conjunction with Symphony for the Moderated by Trevor Carlson John Malkovich, Michael Sturminger, and Dance Floor Introduced by Judith R. Fishman Martin Haselböck Moderated by Terrance McKnight WHAT WE DO 31 Humanities DanceMotion USASM

In 2012 the second successful season of expanded on this format to include a US- 2012 Tours: The finest DanceMotion USASM took place, a program based component of the cultural exchange; Rennie Harris Puremovement (Philadelphia) created by the Bureau of Educational and in November, Korea National Contemporary Egypt Cultural Affairs of the US Department of Dance Company traveled to Brooklyn to col- Israel contemporary State to showcase the finest contemporary laborate with Trey McIntyre Project for four Palestinian Territories American dance abroad while facilitat- performances at the new BAM Fisher. Jazz Tap Ensemble (Los Angeles) American dance ing cross-cultural exchange. BAM was SM Mozambique once again chosen to serve as grantee and Other 2012 DMUSA highlights included BAM’s first-ever initiatives in long-distance Zimbabwe administrator of the program, selecting four The Democratic Republic of Congo abroad, facilitat- companies to participate in the 2012 tours. online learning, including a BAM perfor- mance by Trey McIntyre Project and the Seán Curran Company (New York) ing cross-cultur- During the tours, American companies gave KNCDC webcast live around the world, and Kazakhstan performances and participated in outreach a master class in Korean dance taught to stu- The Kyrgyz Republic events, master classes, workshops, and dents simultaneously at BAM and the Seoul Turkmenistan al exchange. discussions, sharing their artistic viewpoints Institute of the Arts in South Korea. while experiencing the host countries’ Trey McIntyre Project (Boise, ID) own cultural offerings. The 2012 season Rennie Harris in Tel Aviv | Photo: Courtesy US Embassy Tel Aviv China South Korea The Philippines Vietnam WHAT WE DO 32 DanceMotion USASM Digital Media

BAM.org BAM.org/blog YouTube.com/BAMorg DanceMotionUSA.org CrossingBrooklynFerry.com

BAM’s digital footprint continues to evolve Web Video Social Media as we build sites, create compelling video, Designed and built DanceMotion USASM Established in-house video production Launched BAM Blog develop digital signage, and expand into new Tour II site capabilities social media channels. Conducted “Free Ticket Thursdays” give- Designed and built Crossing Brooklyn Ferry site Videos of Artist Talks released for aways and “BAM And Then It Hits You” Photos: Images from Dr. John music video, Revolution, directed public viewing ad campaign Facebook contests by Reid Long, produced by BAM BAM.org version five launched after comprehensive redesign by R/GA Dr. John three-week residency documented Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube subscribers with an 11-camera shoot grew more than 100 percent

Created official trailer for international Einstein on the Beach tour

WHAT WE DO 33 Digital Media Cries and Whispers | 2011 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Richard Termine BAM at 150

The 16-month-long celebration honoring Landmark performances and screenings Chase was the BAM 150th The 150th BAM’s 150th anniversary as the country’s Anniversary sponsor The publication of BAM: The Complete oldest performing arts center engaged Works (Quantuck Lane Press) BAMcinématek’s Brooklyn Close-Up: anniversary audience members in a variety of ways. a monthly film series The release of BAM150, a documentary Sankai Juku | Original performance photo: Jack Vartoogian/ by Michael Sládek which premiered at the BAMboozle, a beer made specially for was celebrated Front Row Photos Tribeca Film Festival BAM by Brooklyn Brewery in a variety of Exclusive member and patron events such An ad campaign, BAM And Then It Hits as the BAM 150th Anniversary Gala with You, which won an Effie Award, recognizing engaging ways. Dr. John the most effective advertising Special archival and art exhibitions Whimsical BAM at 150 socks from Ozone Design. Iconic Artist Talks BAM connected with fans on social media, Launch of the BAM Blog doubling the number of its Facebook and Twitter followers

PAST AND FUTURE 35 BAM at 150 BAM Hamm Archives

The BAM Hamm Archives is a vital ing the BAM Blog and the Iconic Artists printed materials and audio and video sam- resource for artists, historians, students, The Archives Talks. These talks, created in partnership ples of performances, artist talks, and other and art aficionados, and it holds one of the with Education & Humanities, provide media. This web-based tool will provide preeminent collections of historical and holds one of a forum—utilizing original performance artists, students, and audiences across the contemporary performance materials, in- footage and images from the archives—for globe access to the performances, images, cluding original photos, posters, programs, important artists to discuss their oeuvres at and ideas created over the past 150 years. press clippings, brochures, video, audio, the preeminent BAM. The archives remains a major con- The BAM Hamm Archives continues to correspondence, and other materials dating tributor to the blog with recurring features serve researchers, create displays, and back to the 1860s. collections of such as “Fresh Hamm,” which highlights exhibits, and organize and conduct tours. It new acquisitions, and “This Week in BAM As BAM celebrated its 150th anniversary is currently located at One MetroTech Cen- History.” the BAM Hamm Archives partnered with historical and ter in Downtown Brooklyn. Major support virtually every department in the institution In the spring of 2011 it was announced for the BAM Hamm Archives comes from in telling the BAM story. The success of contemporary that the BAM Hamm Archives received Charles J. and Irene F. Hamm and the Leon these partnerships has led to several inter- a generous four-year grant from the Leon Levy Foundation. departmental projects becoming permanent performance. Levy Foundation in order to develop a Photos courtesy BAM Hamm Archives additions to BAM’s programming, includ- robust digital repository that will include

PAST AND FUTURE 36 BAM Hamm Archives Capital Projects

In 2012, BAM’s Capital Projects depart- and Max Leavitt Workshop also give BAM Also in 2012, the BAM Harvey Theater ment completed work on the BAM Fisher, Education & Humanities dedicated space Open in seat replacement project was completed the institution’s first new building in more to develop and implement its program- in less than four months. This extensive than 100 years. Featuring the Fishman ming, and the Rooftop Terrace and Stutz September 2012, renovation included new lobby entrances, Space—a black-box-style theater with Gardens offer a choice outdoor site for seats, seating platforms, and stage, and flexible seating—the venue accommodates events. The building officially opened on the BAM Fisher installation of the new 40-foot-wide Stein- works less suited for larger venues, as well September 5, 2012, with a festive block berg Screen and 3D digital projector that as local and emerging talent. The building’s party. features the upgrades the Harvey to a state-of-the-art offices, classroom space, Hillman Studio, intimate, flexible HD cinema. Jonah Bokaer X Anthony McCall’s ECLIPSE in rehearsal, BAM 250-seat Fisher Fishman Space | Photo: Francis Dzikowski Fishman Space.

PAST AND FUTURE 37 Capital Projects Membership

BAM audiences are some of the most pas- screening of Stealing Beauty introduced by dinary as the work they make possible—in- Experience all sionate and dedicated arts supporters in Friends of BAM co-chairs Jeremy Irons and dividuals who provide annual support start- New York City, and it shows in our member Sinéad Cusak. ing at $1,500. Members of the Producers programs. Across every level and type of Council receive a host of VIP privileges, that BAM offers BAM Cinema Club members support involvement, BAM membership increased including personalized ticket handling and world-class first-run and repertory film 12% in the past year. concierge services; invitations to all open- programming at BAM Rose Cinemas. All through ing night parties and working rehearsals; Friends of BAM brings together those members receive $5 off or free admis- access to private donor lounges; and invita- performing arts enthusiasts who support sion to the cinemas (BAM Movie Moguls tions to exclusive events. This year’s Pro- Membership. diverse programming on BAM’s stages. attend films for free all year); invitations to ducer’s Council Celebration paired a festive Members receive an array of benefits, monthly screenings and discussions with dinner with a lively performance of Red, including members-only advance access international and local; and this season, Hot & Cuba. For donors above $2,500, the to tickets; waived ticket handling fees; and priority access to BAMcinemaFest 2012, Chairman’s Circle dinner offered intimate invitations to exclusive free events—which featuring a cast Q&A and sneak preview of conversation hosted BAM’s Chairman of this year included a Next Wave season Beasts of the Southern Wild. the Board, followed by a performance of preview and screening of the documentary The Caretaker, featuring Jonathan Pryce. BAM150; a working rehearsal of Robert The Producers Council and Chairman’s Wilson’s The Threepenny Opera; and a Circle are groups of supporters as extraor- Members in the Opera House | Photo: Kyle Dean Reinford

WHAT WE DO 38 Membership Haze | 2011 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Han Jiang BAM Board

BAM Board Chair Members Ex Officio Alan H. Fishman Jeffrey H. Barker Martin F. Mertz Hon. Michael R. Bloomberg Tony Bechara Ahrin Mishan Hon. Christine C. Quinn BAM Board Vice Chairs René Böttcher Donald R. Mullen Jr. Hon. Marty Markowitz William I. Campbell Linda Chinn William A. Perlmuth Hon. Kate D. Levin Adam E. Max Henry Christensen III Dr. William L. Pollard Felice Forer Axelrod Pamela A. Codispoti David L. Ramsay, M.D., M.Ed. Lela Goren President Cheryl Della Rosa Frances A. Resheske Jamie Snow Markowitz Karen Brooks Hopkins Dinyar S. Devitre Jonathan F.P. Rose Beth Rudin DeWoody Anna Kuzmik Sampas Chairmen Emeriti Secretary Mark Diker Alberto Sanchez Neil D. Chrisman Joseph V. Melillo Andre Dua Amy W. Schulman Seth S. Faison Brendan J. Dugan Timothy Sebunya Bruce C. Ratner Treasurer Thérèse Esperdy Adi Shamir James I. McLaren Teri Everett Danny Simmons Honorary Trustees Mallory Factor Jessica Smith Robert L. Forbes President Emeritus Ronald E. Feiner, Esq. Brian Stafford Charles J. Hamm Harvey Lichtenstein Richard E. Feldman, Esq. Joseph A. Stern Barbara B. Haws, C.A. Steven G. Felsher Pedro Torres Ciliberto William Josephson Jeanne Donovan Fisher Jakob Trollbäck John Lipsky Barry M. Fox John L. Usdan Laurie Mallet MaryAnne Gilmartin Brigitte Vosse Cathy-Ann Martine Robert M. Greenberg Nora Ann Wallace G. Penn Holsenbeck Elaine Weinstein Derek Jenkins Hon. Franklin R. Weissberg Mary Kantor Vaughn C. Williams, Esq. Daniel A. Klores Adam Wolfensohn Edgar A. Lampert Claire Wood François Letaconnoux Andrew Zolli Gary Lynch

WHO WE ARE 40 BAM Board BAM Supporters

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Lockwood Leslie A. & David W. Puth Dino J Veronese Barbara L. Goldsmith Rachel Loeb & Zachary Block Martin & Anna Rabinowitz Diana Viñoly Interiors I. Michael Goodman & Judith Uman Kara Loewentheil Brett W. & Lisabeth Redfearn Patricia Voight & Rachel Wolff Rhonna A. & Ezra N. Goodman Susan Lorence Me & Ro David Wagner Roberta Goodman & David N. Ellenhorn Ann M. & Mitchell A. Lowenthal Juergen Riehm & Jody Oberfelder Cynthia Wainwright& Stephen Berger Joseph W. Gordon & Mark A. Bauer Gene Luntey Katherine E. Ringer Frank Borsa & Jeffrey Wallace Stephen R. Greenwald & Rebecca A. Sullivan Lynford Family Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. James G. Rizzo Howard & Ruth Warshower The Green-Wood Cemetery Richard Lynn & Joseph Evall Robert Davoli Eileen McDonagh Charitable Foundation Seth Washinsky Jane & Jean-Marie Grenier Ann MacDonald & Charles Raubicheck Leslee Rogath R. Wesley Webb Regina M. Griffin John MacIntosh Cynthia Rolen Kathy & Bill Weigel Cynthia Griffin & Stephen Haller Dianne V. MacKenzie Daniel & Joanna S. Rose Sandra S. & George B. Weiksner David Gruber Edward Mafoud Rosetta W. Harris Charitable Lead Trust A Josephine & Richard Weil Noa Guy Maharam James & Eliza Rossman Earl D. & Gina Weiner Gunilla N. Haac Robert Maki William S. Rubenstein Laurie & David I. Weiner Patricia Hallstein & Axel Kramer Laurie Mallet/Ozone Design, Inc. Rudin Management Company Inc. Charlene Magen Weinstein Peter & Beth Hammack Ronald Daignault & Teresa Maloney Lisa & Jonathan Sack Elaine Weinstein David Hariton & Thomas Lippy Andrea Marber Joe Sacks Jonathan M. & Jane Weld Robert L. Harteveldt Jan Marks San Francisco Foundation Dr. Sylvia Welsh & Dr. Howard Welsh The Haupt Foundation, Inc., in memory of Stuart Haupt Frank Martinez Lori Saperstein Harry White & Esther Redmount Douglas & Jessica Healy Richard J. Massey Margaret Sarkela & John Curtis Susan M. Whiting & Bruce Van Dusen Joanna Lea Hedge Nina Matis Milton T. Schaeffer Andrew R. & Stephanie B. 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Searles & Richard Friedberg Anonymous Gabrielle & Michael Hirschfeld Larysa McKenna Laura Sejen The Hoffman Law Firm Gordon McLeod and Melanie Grisanti Ann Settel As of June 30, 2012 Steven Holl Anisha Mehra Rena Shagan Robbi Holman Ashley Elizabeth & Brittany Melone Susan & Jeremy Shamos Frank M. Holozubiec Claudine & Aeric Meredith-Goujon Michael Shea & Armen Marsoobian BAM Staff R. Michael Blanco Alison Dabdoub Executives: DanceMotion USASM, Project Director Sound Engineer, HT Development: Karen Brooks Hopkins Tanya Calamoneri Joe Werner Individual Giving President DanceMotion USASM, Project Manager Assistant Carpenter, HT Joseph V. Melillo Sophia Shackleton Oscar Gruchalski William Lynch Executive Producer DanceMotion USASM, Project Coordinator Utility Man Director of Leadership Gifts Alice Bernstein Danny Kapilian Richard Wurzbach Barbara Cummings Executive Vice President Producer, Rhythm & Blues Festival, MetroTech Utility Man Director of Development Matthew Bregman Steven Serafin Mary Lou Houston Glenn Alan Stiskal Vice President for Development Special Consultant & Editor, BAM: The Complete Works Wardrobe Supervisor Director of Major Gifts Stephanie S. Hughley Gwendolyn Dunaif Vice President of Education & Humanities Major Gifts Manager Soo Pak Archives Artist Services Richard Serrano Vice President of Marketing & Communications Sharon Lehner Mary Reilly Research Manager Keith Stubblefield Director Director of Artist Services Rachel Weiss Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance Sarah Gentile Rachel Katwan Individual Giving Manager & Administration Digital Project Archivist Artist Services Manager David Harper Louie Fleck Stacey Dinner, Liana Agredo BAM Visual Art Curator Archives Coordinator Artist Services Representatives Ben Lasser Ryan Evans, Joseph Bradshaw, Karyn Anonia Major Gifts Coordinator President’s Office: Processing Archivists Elizabeth Sarkady Alexandra Siladi Anita Goss Theater Management Administrative Coordinator Project Coordinator Volunteer Librarian Christine M. Gruder Travis Calvert Grace Eubank Larysa McKenna, Robert Walport Theater Manager Major Gifts Assistant Administrative Assistant Volunteers John L. Jones Jessica Bell Associate Theater Manager BAMart Assistant Sonia Clayton, Jacqueline David, Leroy Houston BAM Rose Cinemas Theater Staff Supervisors Efi Shahar General Management: Spider Duncan Christopher Membership Cinema Executive Manager Patrick J. Scully BAMbus Manager Katherine King Michael Katz General Manager Director of Membership Programs Projectionist Sarah Bierenbaum Sarah Mischner Adam Goldberg Assistant General Manager Building Operations Interim Manager of Membership Programs Assistant Manager Kevin Condardo Cameron Christensen Bruce Smolanoff Andreea Drogeanu, Davina Roberts, Anthony Shields Jr. GM Budget Manager Director of Building Operations Telefund Manager Head Floor Staff Jaclyn Bouton, Sara Danielsen Samuel Velez Cheryl-Lyn Miller Event Supervisors Security Manager Membership Assistant Morgan Green Wilbur Alvanza Danielle Davenport, Jennifer Douglas, Jahna Ferron-Smith, BAMcinématek Administrative Assistant Building Manager Katie Fleming, Benjamin Gansky, David Goldstein, Kelley Gabriele Caroti Chad Robison Green, Jessica Hackett, Caitlin Harrity, Paige Hexton, Director of BAMcinématek Associate Building Manager Kimberly Howard, Andrew Huber, Michael Hurst, Samantha Florence Almozini Production Markee Glover Inniss, Melissa Krzywicki, Stephanie Lane, Jacklyn BAMcinématek Program Director Neil Kutner Mailroom Clerk Lawrence, Katie Martin, Emilie McDonald, Thaddeus Ann Yershov Director of Production Ron London Murphy, Christie Neptune, Charlotte Pines, Jenna Purcell, BAMcinématek Project Producer Don Coleman, Josh Escajeda Assistant Mailroom Clerk Adrienne Reynolds, Matthew Savarese, Naomi Schegloff, Troy Dandro Associate Production Managers Yosess Allen, Steve McDowell Joshua Smilovitz, Annie Steingold, Amanda Wilder Cinema Marketing Manager Paul Bartlett, Johanna Cohan, Jennifer Grutza, Audrey Building Services Associates Membership Representatives Nellie Killian Hoo, Dylan Nachand Alysha Wright Programmer Production Supervisors Building Operations Coordinator David Reilly Grants Ryan Gastelum, Danielle Colburn, Michele Byrd-McPhee Assistant Film Curator Production Coordinators Kirsten Munro Andrew Chan Yeji Cha Building Maintenance Director of Grants Marketing Assistant Administrative Coordinator Anthony Shields Bethany Basile, Kailin Husayko Lisa Thomas Maintenance Supervisor Grants Writers Publicity Assistant Carl Blango, Calvin Brackett, Amon Greene, Ronald Hunter Lydia Brunner, Mimi Meserve David McCullouch Stage Crew Maintainers Grants Coordinators BAMcinématek Assistant Thomas Paulucci Crew Chief Cyrus Similly Security Corporate Relations Head Carpenter, OH Melvin Patterson, Manuel Taveras Chantal Bernard Artistic Programming: Timothy Fuller Supervising Attendant Guards Director of Corporate Relations Stonie Darling Flyman, OH Kenneth Aguillera, Collie Dean Gwendolyn Pointer Department Manager James D’Adamo Senior Attendant Guards Director, Corporate Sponsorships/New Business Development Ross Marshall Head Electrician, OH Marlon Desouza, Felix Jusino, Kevin Lemon, Teonia Ashley Jacobson Manager of Artistic Planning Amy Domjan Smith, Andel Thomas, Michael Whyte Corporate Relations Manager Molli Duckworth Assistant Electrician, OH Attendant Guards Mariam Rahmani Administrative Assistant Bill Horton Jr. New Business Development Coordinator Master of Properties, OH Custodial Services Programs & Curatorial Marc Putz Patron Services Sound Engineer, OH Ramon Cabassa Nick Schwartz-Hall Custodial Supervisor Angela Romualdez James Kehoe Director of Patron Services Project Line Producer Head Carpenter, HT Allan Boyce, Ludlow Chamberlain, Isaias Flores, Myra Amy Cassello Guillen, Brezhnev Mesa, Ron Rathan, Akeon Thomas Ramzi Awn John Manderbach Patron Services Manager Associate Producer, Next Wave Festival Head Electrician, HT Custodians Darrell M. McNeill Michael Kendrick Edward Donohue Patron Services Coordinator Associate Producer, Music Master of Properties, HT

WHO WE ARE 44 BAM Staff Jessica Hindle Melanie Cherry, Justin Monsen Human Resources Patron Services Assistant Marketing & Communications: Marketing Managers Box Office Jessica Goldschmidt Seth Azizollahoff Copywriter Director of Human Resources Special Events Fred Dorso Jenny Rodriguez, MariLiza Backstrom Margaret Breed Treasurer Human Resources Managers Director of Special Events Marsha Rosenberg Ticket & Customer Services Cynthia Smith Jessica Foreman First Assistant Treasurer G. Scott Kubovsak Payroll Manager Special Events Manager Kevin McLoughlin, Charlie Dolce, Russell Grier, Victor Jouvert Director of Ticket and Customer Services Anna Gartner James Vause Assistant Treasurers Royda C. Venture HR/Benefits Administrator Special Events Coordinator Ticket Services Manager Teisha Stallings Jessica Hackett, Paloma Wake Publicity Giovanny Lopez HR Assistant Special Events Assistants Ticket Services Coordinator Sandy Sawotka Latasha McNeil Information Technology Director of Publicity Assistant Manager Endowment & Planned Giving Susan Yung Ryan Mauldin, Kristina Vega, Darryl Brodie William Allen Lee III Denis Azaro Publications Manager Senior Ticket Services Representatives Director of Information Technology Endowment & Planned Giving Director Joe Guttridge, Adriana Leshko, Jonas Angelet, Brandii Banks, Anaïs Blin, Monique Davis, Thomas Brown Alexandra Biss Sarah Garvey Chari Dawes, Robert Ebanks, Joya Harris, Sindy Jean, Tessitura Business Manager Board Relations Coordinator Publicity Managers Melana Lloyd, Katora Matthews, Edgar Mendoza, Ira Sibulkin David Hsieh, Monica Ortiz Rossi Warren Ng, Elsie Pacella, Shanice Tulley, Noel Vega, Senior IT Manager Publicists Althea Wilkinson Chris Tusciuk Lauren Morrow Ticket Services Representatives Web Development Manager Education & Humanities: Publicity Assistant Timothy Assam Education Systems Administrator Svetlana Mikhalevskaya Suzanne Youngerman Design Finance & Administration: Database Developer Director, Education & Family Programs Clara Cornelius Ellen Leszynski Jason Q. Minnis John P. Tighe Director of Design Administrative Coordinator IT Project Manager Assistant Director Adam Hitt, Patrick Morin Matthew Taylor John S. Foster Senior Designers Web Developer Education Manager Ryan Rowlett Finance John Roshen, Jersy Rodriguez Jennifer Leeson Senior Interactive Designer Brian Herrin Network Analysts Administrative Coordinator Katie Positerry Controller Susan Bishop Gwendolyn Kelso, Eveline Chang Interactive Designer Tameka White Administrative Coordinator Program Managers Casey Cleverly Accounting Manager Lucas Austin Cathleen Plazas Design Studio Coordinator Claudia Bailey Assistant Desktop Analyst Internship Coordinator Michelle Angelosanto Budget Manager Nathan Gelgud Designer Samuel Grello Box Office Manager/Program Associate Accounts Receivable Coordinator Shana Parker Brian Gee Event Manager Digital Media Accounting Associate Tamar MacKay, Rebekah Gordon Stephen Litner Audience Research & Analysis Michael Hurst George A. Wachtel Administrative Assistants Director of Digital Media Accounts Payable Administrator Christina Vermillion Humanities Digital Producer Bookseller Jacob Strauss Special Projects Greenlight Bookstore Violaine Huisman Digital Marketing Manager Jeremy Dewey Director of Humanities Aaron Weibel Director, Project Management Molly Silberberg Digital Product Coordinator Katie Dixon European Production Representative Humanities Assistant Nicholas Breul Director, Special Projects On Tour Ltd., Roger Chapman Digital Production Assistant Lead Instructors Benjamin Cohen Capital Projects Immigration Counsel Manager of Video & Media Production Jonathan Ginsburg, Fettman, Tolchin and Majors, PC Joshua Cabat Alexander Guns, Catherine Lee Jonathan Jones Young Film Critics Video Production Assistants Director, Capital Projects Michael LoMonico Matthew Baclini Insurance Broker Shakespeare Teaches Teachers Capital Projects Analyst Dewitt Stern Nicole Kempskie Marketing Carl Gillen Young Critics Gillian Fallon Capital Projects Manager Legal Counsel Jenny Rocha Director of Marketing Laura Grady Dancing into the Future Raphaele de Boisblanc, Claire Frisbie, Cynthia Lugo Capital Projects Coordinator Ronald E. Feiner PC Pat Hall Marketing Managers BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Coordinator Robert Wood Fiscal Medical Consultants Cey Adams, Samara Gaev Copywriter Ahmar Butt, MD; Anders Cohen, MD Arts & Justice Program Jenny Choi Kozue Oshiro Copy Editor Fiscal & Operations Director Lily Friedman Tamisha Rappaport, Adam Sachs Restaurateur Teaching Artists Fiscal Coordinator Fiscal Managers Great Performances Sékou Alájé, Harold Akyeampong, Jennifer Armas, Joe Britt Aronovich Douglas Fischer Barnes, Mo Beasley, Melissa Brown, Mahogany Browne, Marketing Analyst Fiscal Coordinator Chia-Ti Chiu, Darian Dauchan, Emily Davis, Danielle Allison Kadin Durchslag, Harris Eisenstadt, Imani Faye, Kimani Fowlin, Marketing Assistant Government & Community Affairs Samara Gaev, Ingrid Gordon, Ren Jackson, Lauren Jamie Kraus Keating, Shaun Kelly, Nicole Kempskie, Farai Malianga, Marketing Projects Assistant Tamara McCaw Hector Morales, Kwesi Nkroma, Lauretta Noble, LeeAnet Director of Government & Community Affairs Noble, Pamela Patrick, Baba Wali Rahman, Mike Dewonnie Frederick Ramsey, Gwenyth Reitz, Najee Ritter, Victor Sanchez, Strategic Marketing Community Affairs & Bazaar Coordinator Robby Stamper, Rohiatou Siby, Karen Thornton-Daniels, Molly Meloy Victor Rodriguez Leese Walker, Shannon Michael Wamser, Adia Whitaker Director of Strategic Marketing Government & Community Affairs Assistant

WHO WE ARE 45 BAM Staff Jonathan Pryce in The Caretaker | 2012 Winter/Spring | Photo: Richard Termine BAM Financial Statements

BAM’s financial statements are audited by Marks Paneth & Shron LLP. The summarized Statements of Financial Position as of June 30, 2012 and 2011, and Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 were derived from BAM’s financial statements. The complete audited financial statements are available at guidestar.org, or by writing to the NYS Charities Bureau at 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10005.

Statements of Financial Position Assets: 2011 2012 Liabilities and Net Assets: 2011 2012

Current Assets: Liabilities: Cash and Cash Equivalents 6,104,451 9,386,038 Current Liabilities: Due from NYC 3,502,507 1,477,910 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 6,032,781 7,174,345 Accounts and Other Receivables 808,634 658,194 Due to BAM Endowment Trust 5,000 780,000 Pledges Receivable 10,267,538 14,458,859 Deferred Revenue 1,556,468 1,075,550 Prepaid Expenses and Other Current Assets 3,392,205 1,950,760 Total Current Liabilities 7,594,249 9,029,895 Total Current Assets 24,075,335 27,931,761 Noncurrent Liabilities: Long Term Assets: Notes Payable 500,000 500,000 Total Long Term Pledges Receivable 4,540,486 5,913,081 Total Liabilities 8,094,249 9,529,895 Property & Equipment 33,335,144 52,703,659 Beneficial interest in BAM Endowment Trust 83,116,249 80,872,090 Net Assets: Total Long Term Assets 120,991,879 139,488,830 Unrestricted: General Operations 125,814 579,334 Board Designated Funds 1,050,000 1,650,000 32,242,030 52,772,608 Total Assets 145,067,214 167,420,591 Net Investment in Property and Equipment Total Unrestricted 33,417,844 55,001,942

Restricted: Temporarily Restricted 28,186,673 24,902,005 Permanently Restricted 75,368,448 77,986,749 Total Net Assets 136,972,965 157,890,696

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 145,067,214 167,420,591

NUMBERS 47 BAM Financial Statements BAM Financial Statements Statement of Activities

For the years ending June 30, 2012 and 2011

Total Total Total Total Board Total Temporary Permanently Total Board Total Temporary Permanently Total Unrestricted Designated Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2011 Unrestricted Designated Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2012 Operating Revenue: Support: Special Events Revenue 1,138,911 0 1,138,911 41,200 0 1,180,111 1,782,389 0 1,782,389 271,955 0 2,054,344 Less Spec Event Expenses (554,667) 0 (554,667) 0 0 (554,667) (618,733) 0 (618,733) 0 0 (618,733) Special events, Net 584,244 0 584,244 41,200 0 625,444 1,163,656 0 1,163,656 271,955 0 1,435,611 The City of New York 3,529,362 0 3,529,362 0 0 3,529,362 2,937,234 0 2,937,234 0 0 2,937,234 New York State 17,406 0 17,406 5,000 0 22,406 234,350 0 234,350 250,000 - 484,350 Federal Government 612,234 0 612,234 0 0 612,234 1,194,976 0 1,194,976 80,000 0 1,274,976 Private Sector 12,237,854 0 12,237,854 6,826,161 0 19,064,015 12,934,459 0 12,934,459 15,524,228 0 28,458,687 Distribution from BAM Endowment Trust 2,918,030 0 2,918,030 0 0 2,918,030 3,008,640 0 3,008,640 0 0 3,008,640 Net Assets Released 5,984,936 0 5,984,936 (5,984,936) 0 0 10,911,577 0 10,911,577 (10,911,577) 0 0 Total Support 25,884,066 0 25,884,066 887,425 0 26,771,491 32,384,893 0 32,384,893 5,214,606 0 37,599,499

Earned Revenue: Performance and Co-Presenter 10,419,350 0 10,419,350 0 0 10,419,350 17,626,187 0 17,626,187 0 0 17,626,187 BAM Rose Cinema 2,857,439 0 2,857,439 0 0 2,857,439 2,851,775 0 2,851,775 0 0 2,851,775 Rentals, BAMart sales, Interest and Other Income 2,915,344 0 2,915,344 0 153 2,915,497 4,122,112 0 4,122,112 0 798 4,122,910 Total Earned Revenue 16,192,133 0 16,192,133 0 153 16,192,286 24,600,074 0 24,600,074 0 798 24,600,872

Total Operating Revenue 42,076,199 0 42,076,199 887,425 153 42,963,777 56,984,966 0 56,984,966 5,214,606 798 62,200,370

Operating Expense: Program Services 32,811,882 0 32,811,882 0 0 32,811,882 46,107,811 0 46,107,811 0 0 46,107,811 Management and General 2,916,422 0 2,916,422 0 0 2,916,422 3,189,729 0 3,189,729 0 0 3,189,729 Fundraising 4,010,506 0 4,010,506 0 0 4,010,506 4,871,587 0 4,871,587 0 0 4,871,587 Total Operating Expense 39,738,810 0 39,738,810 0 0 39,738,810 54,169,127 0 54,169,1267 0 0 54,169,1267

Results From Operations 2,337,389 0 2,337,389 887,425 153 3,224,967 2,815,839 0 2,815,839 5,214,606 798 8,031,243

Non Operating Activities: Depreciation Expense (655,281) 0 (655,281) 0 0 (655,281) (819,194) 0 (819,194) 0 0 (819,194) Transfer (1,050,000) 1,050,000 0 0 0 0 (600,000) 600,000 0 0 0 0 Net assets released from restriction for BAM 3,235,905 0 3,235,905 (3,235,905) 0 - 3,637,612 0 3,637,612 (3,637,612) 0 - Richard B. Fisher Building NYS and NYC capital qrants (Economic Dev Corpo 9,680,922 0 9,680,922 0 0 9,680,922 15,949,840 0 15,949,840 0 0 15,949,840 ration, Dormitory Authority of the State of NY) (Decreease) Increase in beneficial interest in 0 0 0 8,586,104 859,135 9,445,239 0 0 0 (4,861,662) 2,617,503 (2,244,159) BAM Endowment Trust Change in Net Assets 13,548,935 1,050,000 14,598,935 6,237,624 859,288 21,695,847 20,984,098 600,000 21,584,098 (3,284,668) 2,618,301 20,917,731

Net Assets, Beginning of Year 18,818,909 0 - 18,818,909 21,949,049 74,509,160 115,277,118 32,367,844 1,050,000 33,417,844 28,186,673 75,368,448 136,972,965

Net Assets, End of Year 32,367,844 1,050,000 33,417,844 28,186,673 75,368,448 136,972,965 53,351,942 1,650,000 55,001,942 24,902,005 77,986,749 157,890,696

NUMBERS 48 BAM Financial Statements The Threepenny Opera | 2011 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Stephanie Berger BAM Endowment Trust

Dear BAM Family,

The Board of the BAM Endowment Trust is regulations. The New York Prudent Management The mission of the BAM Endowment pleased to report another year of successful of Institutional Funds Act (“NYPMIFA”) went BAM Endowment Trust Chair Trust (BET) is to maintain, manage, and results. The Endowment, currently valued at $72 into effect in 2010. The legislation stipulated Timothy J. Ingrassia augment the endowment for BAM, for million as of June 30, 2012, provides a stable that institutions like BET are allowed to draw base of annual funding for BAM’s operations from endowment funds below their original the purpose of supporting the programs, and initiatives. The Board’s goal, along with dollar amount without court approval or attorney Vice Chair operations, and facilities of BAM in the management and the Board of BAM itself, is general review—provided that the institution’s Norman L. Peck long term. The endowment provides to ensure that the next 150 years at BAM will board of directors approves said spending as the financial underpinning to launch be as outstanding as the first 150. It has been prudent. Treasurer my personal privilege, working with our active new artistic initiatives, plan for future board of trustees, to steward our investments to BET policies have been largely unaffected, but Keith Stubblefield years, seize opportunities for institutional support that future. we continue to remind endowment donors of the advancement, and confront unanticipated law change, and request that they let us know if Members The last five years have been marked by they would prefer that we not allow their funds challenges. BAM sincerely thanks those William A. Douglass III significant volatility in domestic and global to dip below their original dollar value. listed and all contributors who have made financial markets, but we remain confident in Thérèse Esperdy gifts to the BAM Endowment Trust. the endowment’s health and stability. During the As guardian investors in BAM’s future, we at Elizabeth Holtzman BET take our responsibility to this visionary past year, our board commenced a broad review James I. McLaren of our investment objectives and interviewed a organization very seriously. I am honored and Gabriel Pizzi range of consultants and investment advisors grateful to my fellow trustees for their dedication, to serve as a potential advisor to the Trust. and look forward to another fruitful year. Alberto Sanchez Substantially all of our trustees participated in Timothy Sebunya that undertaking. We anticipate formalizing a Thank you for your interest and support. R. Edward Spilka relationship shortly, and are confident that fresh Nora Ann Wallace eyes will complement the active participation of All the best, Henry Christensen III, Ex Officio management and the Board. Alan H. Fishman, Ex Officio As I mentioned in last year’s letter, there have been some significant changes made in Tim Ingrassia recent years to New York State endowment Chair, BAM Endowment Trust Board of Trustees

THE TRUST 50 BAM Endowment Trust and Chair Letter BAM Endowment Trust Donors

$5,000,000 and above $500,000 and above $100,000 and above BAM Angels Richard B. Fisher & Jeanne The Campbell Family Foundation Michael Bailkin, Marvin Levine, Denis Azaro Donovan Fisher The Devitre Fund Jesse Masyr, David Stadtmauer Bettina Bancroft The Howard Gilman Foundation Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Robert & Joan Catell Fund for Robert & Joan Catell The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Charles J. & Irene F. Hamm Education Programs Neil D. Chrisman Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Maribelle & Stephen Leavitt Neil D. & Kathleen M. Chrisman Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Endowment Fund for Community, Diane & Adam E. Max Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Mallory Factor Educational, & Public Affairs Programs Mary & Jim Ottaway Jr. in honor of Madison S. Finlay Madison S. Finlay Ruth Blackburne Ottaway Francena T. Harrison Performance Fund Richard B. Fisher $1,000,000 and above Rockefeller Brothers Fund Rita K. Hillman Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Altria Group, Inc./Next Wave Jonathan F.P. & Diana V.C. Rose HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Rita Hillman Forward Fund Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin Independence Community Bank Barbara T. Hoffman BAM Fund to Support Emerging Nora Ann Wallace & Jack Nusbaum Stephanie & Tim Ingrassia William Josephson and Local Musicians Mr. & Mrs. Edgar A. Lampert Charlotte & Stanley Kriegel Brooklyn Community Foundation $250,000 and above Annie Leibovitz & Studio Edgar A. Lampert The Irene Diamond Fund The Bohen Foundation Leo Burnett, USA Harvey Lichtenstein Doris Duke Charitable Foundation The Jessica E. Smith and Kevin R. James McLaren & Lawton Fitt Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein Emily H. Fisher Brine Charitable Trust Sarah G. Miller & Frank L. Coulson Scott C. McDonald The Ford Foundation Fund to The Charles & Valerie Diker Dance The Morgan Stanley Community Evelyn & Everett Ortner Support Collaborative Creativity Endowment Fund and Educational Fund Frank J. & Adeline Pannizzo Among U.S. Artists The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation J.P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated William Winthrop Parsons The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Michael Bancroft Goth Endowed The Jerome Robbins Foundation, Inc. Marie D. Powers Fund For Opera & Music-Theater Annual Performance Fund May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation William Boss Sandberg Bruce C. Ratner William Randolph Hearst Mr. & Mrs. Ame Vennema Louis Sanders William Boss Sandberg Endowment for Education and Verizon Communications Harriet L. Senz The Peter Jay Sharp Fund for Opera Humanities Programs The Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation in Toni Mendez Shapiro and Theater The Rita & Alex Hillman Foundation honor of Madame Lilliana Teruzzi Bella F. Stoll The SHS Foundation Carole & Irwin Lainoff The Norman & Rosita Winston Foundation Lynn M. Stirrup The Starr Foundation Maxwell Family Fund in Community Anonymous PaulaMarie Susi Funds, Inc. Charlene Magen Weinstein & Laurence The Geraldine Stutz Trust, Inc. Benjamin Molloy Judge Franklin R. Weissberg Carol Yorke & Gerard Conn

THE TRUST 51 BET Donors BAM Endowment Trust Financial Statements

BET’s financial statements are audited by Marks Paneth & Shron LLP. The summarized Statements of Financial Position as of June 30, 2012 and 2011, and Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 were derived from BET’s financial statements. The complete audited financial statements are available at guidestar.org, or by writing to the NYS Charities Bureau at 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10005.

Statements of Financial Position Assets: 2011 2012 Liabilities and Net Assets: 2011 2012

Cash and Cash Equivalents 7,549,897 4,862,799 Liabilities: Investments 67,884,971 68,780,102 Pooled income fund liabilities 32,222 30,215 Interest receivable 4,536 3,845 Total Liabilities 32,222 30,215 Due from The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc. 5,000 780,000 Pledges receivable 7,704,067 6,475,559 Net Assets: Unrestricted 3,065,708 1,227,509 Temporarily Restricted 6,443,389 3,437,687 Total Assets 83,148,471 80,902,305 Permanently Restricted 73,607,152 76,206,894 Total Net Assets 83,116,249 80,872,090

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 83,148,471 80,902,305

THE TRUST 52 BET Financial Statements BAM Endowment Trust Statement of Activities

For the years ending June 30, 2012 and 2011

Temporarily Permanently Total Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2012 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2011

Revenues and Other Support: Contributions 17,750 - 2,602,254 2,620,004 $100,000 - $759,135 $859,135 Interest and dividends 1,202,228 - - 1,202,228 226,436 357,614 - 584,050 Miscellaneous income 481 - - 481 1,139 1,798 - 2,937 Change in pooled income fund - 2,007 - 2,007 - 1,908 - 1,908 Net assets released from restrictions 3,008,640 (3,008,640) - - 2,918,030 (2,918,030) - - Total Revenues and Other Support 4,229,099 (3,006,633) 2,602,254 3,824,720 3,245,605 (2,556,710) 759,135 1,448,030

Expenses: Distribution - The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc. 3,008,640 - - 3,008,640 2,918,030 - - 2,918,030 Investment fees 499,109 - 2,512 501,621 217,337 - - 217,337 Management fee 150,000 - - 150,000 150,000 - - 150,000 Audit, insurance and filing fees 45,746 - - 45,746 31,952 - - 31,952 Total Expenses 3,703,495 - 2,512 3,706,007 3,317,319 - - 3,317,319

Results From Operations 525,604 (3,006,633) 2,599,742 118,713 (71,714) (2,556,710) 759,135 (1,869,289) Unrealized Gain (Loss) on Investments (2,414,884) 931 - (2,413,953) 3,209,609 6,853,670 - 10,063,279 Realized Gain on Investments 51,081 - - 51,081 1,166,864 84,386 - 1,251,250 Change in Net Assets (1,838,199) (3,005,702) 2,599,742 (2,244,159) 4,304,759 4,381,346 759,135 9,445,240

Adjustments to Net Assets Concurrent with NYPMIFA: (785,043) 785,043 -

3,519,716 5,166,389 759,135 9,445,240 Change in Net Assets

Net Assets, Beginning of Year 3,065,708 6,443,389 73,607,152 83,116,249 (454,008) 1,277,000 72,848,017 73,671,009

Net Assets, End of Year 1,227,509 3,437,687 76,206,894 80,872,090 3,065,708 6,443,389 73,607,152 83,116,249

THE TRUST 53 BET Financial Statements