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Bam the Brooklyn Academy of Music BAM THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC ti The look were Big on this season! Liberate your body with full easy tops sliding over voluminous skirts or narrowed trousers for an exciting new proportion! Layer on a roomy vest or an uncon- structed blazer for polish in this new relaxed mood in dressing. At the A&S nearest you. Abraham and Straus - (Ph. co Helen Carey Playhouse Thursday, May 18, 1978, at 8:00pm BAM Sunday, May 21, 1978, at 2:00pm The New Opera Theatre at BAM Ian Strasfogel, Director Presents A Night at the production by conducted by Ian Strasfogel Richard Dufallo Scenery by lighting by Lowell Detweiler William Mintzer with The St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble Arts, The Brooklyn Academy of Music gratefully acknowledges the support of the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the and the Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of New York. This season was made possible by generous grants from the National Opera Institue and the Needmor Fund. Brownstones THEY DON'T MAKE 'EM LIKE THAT ANYMORE Why? Because the painstaking With unique classic shapes and forms from craftsmanship involved in a Brownstone rooftops to stoop railings that speak out, structure is virtually a lost art today. But "I'm one of a kind." With spacious interiors not really lost. You can recapture it in the that offer endless possibilities for creating Brownstones of Brooklyn that exist today. your own particular "dream house." Interested? Then let us give you a little , background about the place you can visit to find out everything you want to know about owning a Brownstone. In response to the growing back-to-the- city movement that began several years ago, community leaders requested Brooklyn Union to provide a facility where people could obtain information they needed about owning and renovating a Brownstone residence. Hence, the Brownstone Information Center, as part of our 10-year- old Cinderella restoration program that has been spurring the rebirth of Brooklyn, was born in 1975. Itself a restored Brownstone, the center is staffed by community members knowledgeable about current Brownstone availabilities. As a non-profit service, they provide information regarding where and what to look for, how to arrange financing, remodeling techniques, and the positive advantages that make a Brownstone home so conducive to gracious living. So, even if you're just thinking about buying a Brownstone, visit the center for an insight into a rewarding way of life. Start by calling for an appointment today. The Brownstone Information Center 93 Prospect Place Call Carol Leshner, 643-4293 By appointment only 0 Brooklyn Union Gas rolOWeletweew A Night at the 4 Restaurant Charcuterie Catering e - - WILD ROSE Moment, d'Api) American Premiere Music by Jacques Offenbach Lunch Text by William Busnach and Ludovic Halevy English version by Jonathan Levy daily and on Hamilcar Rabastens Ralph Griffin matinee Gustave, his nephew Tonio Di Paolo Catherine, also known as 'Wild Rose" Noelle Rogers weekends 12 -2 The action takes place in Rabastens' living room in Paris, 1873. Pretheater 411110) dinner INTERMISSION at 6:15 411 2nd sitting at 8:45 BA-TA-CLAN Reservations Music by Jacques Offenbach recommended Text oy Ludovic Halevy 4624 -8852 English version oy Ian Strasfogel Narrator Michael Wager 178 Atlantic Ave Kokoriko, chief conspirator Steven Willemann Brooklyn. N.Y. Feannichton, princess Kate Homey Kekikako, military advisor Richard Barrett King Fenihan, great fool Jack Harrold Ladies in Waiting Barbara Buchanan Kathleen Phelan You're Surrounded! Conspirators Nicholas Netos Gary Drone Thomas Shepard by Boerum Hill and Fort Greene, affordable elegance, convenience, community, tranquility. Antique a island off the coast of China, 1855. The action takes place in Chenior, small ring. Come explore with (REgtvwx) 102 Hoyt Street, near Atlantic 875-5650 EMI EMI MIMI ISM EMI IMO =1E11 MEI MIONI BAM's Sale Price Mailing List ticket otters. If you're not, why not fill on the BAM mailing list you know the value of receiving EIAM's great sale priced If you're already Once you do, well you advance notification blank below and hand it to the nearest usher or mail it to BAM from your home. I I out the on our seats. of BAM event's, special opportunities to save up to 50% top-priced Name Address I City State Pie lies, but here's my new dress. i / I'm already on your mailing Return to: BAM Mailing List 30 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 1 MEI Our Maestro e, is in the Treat ' Kitchen yourself to MI111111011 DanceAfrica A Festival of African -American Dance Companies A maestro IS a master of art. And at Cafe Patisserie the art is in the cook- ing. Each dish is a virtuoso perform- ance. Enjoy our savory, homemade sk, soups and salads, unusual sandwiches, French quiches and our speciality - a tempting array of palate pleasing crepes. The master confiteurs of Eclair have created pastries which (-\ will surely inspire an encore for two or three!). Complement the experi- sk,:\ ence with expresso or cappuccino: the perfect ending to a memorable indulgence. Minimax is only a few minutes from Five Dance Companies come BAM. 174 Montague Street in his- exciting African American will toric Brooklyn Heights. together for six days from May 30 thru June 4 to entertain you Mon Thurs Barn llpm/FrnSat Sam. at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The festival will start May 12pm/Son Sam 10pm 29 with an outdoor African Bazaar, featuring clothing, jewelry and food, plus music, authentic African dance and many sur- prises-so plan to stay all day. Free dance classes will be given before each performance, except Sunday. For information call ee..... 1212) 636-4100. femme& AstAum SCHEDULE I568 Atlantic Ave. Tug, May 30 Fin., quick pregheatre dinner * 12 noon.7pm African Bazaar in the SAM Parking Lot Just few steps from BAM Tuts, May 30 Tel. 852.1707 5:00pm Dinizulu Dance Class (free) Reservations Recommended 7:30pm Chuck Davis Dance Company Charles Moore and Dances & Drums of Africa There's new Yemeni restaurant in 31 Brooklyn, for which Allah be praised"! Wed, May 5:00pm Chuck Davis Dance Class (free) - NOW, Magazine 8:00pm Dinizulu and his Dancers, Drummers and Singers The International Afrikan American Ballet Mideast °aline With A bench Accent Thin, June 1 Few theatre specials include: fine Moroccan 5:00pm International Afrikan American Dance Class (free) Couscous, Te,ine Lamb or Chicken, succu- 8:00pm Chuck Davis Dance Company lent Shish Kebob and Veal Cordon Bleu. Charles Moore and Dances & Drums of Africa Fri, June 2 5:00pm Arthur Hall Dance glass (free) 8:00pm Dinizulu and his Dancers, Drummers and Singers The International Afrikan American Ballet Set, June 3 5:00pm Charles Moore Dance Class (free) 8:00pm Arthur Hall Afro-American Dance Ensemble BROOKLYN Sun, June 4 2 Wpm All five Companies HAS IT ALL! All Seats Only $6.50 and $4.50 WERE TO OST TICKETS US FOR MAY em O.. JD CALL H4cao nt..4 =":utz,n'a.!:,=t7'27rZz,vn FREE ASSISTANCE S Brooklyn Fulton Street er Hoyt St.) Brooklyn Wenn" Amnue and East 59th Street, WM.. WE'LL HELP YOU LOCATE IT Bsembwayb Moan Theatre 240 WATSt. IINem of aroadeavi kismet. NEW YORK YELLOW PAGES. INC To elm. tickets by p.m.. (21212.7177 T.e parlor. ere male coal.. In sort 19, MIMIC f uncle from m.N.ani E.o.. she Arta and the I. Y. ante c.indi on me Arts.. eln from Canseaumw and P.m.. Promo. of Inle ma. 1,M. In pert se.. prom by the New York city plibbsee True, 675-0900 SAM Brooklyn Academy of Music Call After 10 A.M. Weekdays About the program .. 4.08 union RESTAURANT A Night at the Offenbach attempts to re- ranks as one of Offenbach's most success- ® CATERERS /BAKERS create in contemporary terms an evening ful pieces. The title is a French expression at Jacques Offenbach's little theatre, Les for the rosy cheeks of a peasant child. BREAKFAST SPECIALS Bouffes-Parisiens, where from 1855 until For our translation, Wild Rose seemed a his death in 1880, his dazzling operettas close equivalent. COMPLETE LUNCHEONS held the stage. Based on recent research Ba-Ta-Clan marked the first collabor- OUR FAMOUS SANDWICHES into performance practices of that time, ation between Ludovic Halley, the ne- FULL COURSE DINNERS we have tried to offer two highly contrast- phew of the composer of La Arise, and LATE SUPPER SNACKS ing works to give a sense of Offenbach's Offenbach. Written in 1855 and first pre- SUNDAY BRUNCH range of humor and melodic skill. sented at Les Bouffes-Parisiens, its suc- cess was so great that a cafe was named & DINNER Pomme d'Api, an American Premiere, is after It This almost Dadaist romp con- OPEN DAILY & SUN one of his rare pieces with a contemporary tains quotations from Bellini ("Suoni la from 6:30 AM 'al 1.30 AM; Parisian setting and dates from 1873, late Tromba" from / Puritan') and the climac- FRI to 3 AM; SAT to 4 AM in his life, when the melancholic side of tic trio from Les Hugenots, along with All Baking Done his art became more pronounced, (Only many near quotes of comic and serious on Premises a few years later, the composer began operas of the 1840s. Though a narrator work on Les Contes d'Hoffmann, his one has been substituted for the lengthy dia- OUR BURGUNDY fully operatic work.) It is cast in the then logue, the story is presented exactly as BANQUET ROOM common form of vaudeville, a play with intended by the creators.
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