BAM ANNUAL REPORT

2013 2013AT BAM’S MISSION IS TO BE THE HOME FOR ADVENTUROUS ARTISTS, AUDIENCES, AND IDEAS.

3—6 34—37 GREETINGS PAST AND FUTURE Chair Letter, 4 Digital Media, 35 President & Executive Producer’s Letter, 5 BAM Hamm Archives, 36 BAM Campus, 6 Membership, 37

7—33 38—44 WHAT WE DO WHO WE ARE 2012 Next Wave Festival, 8–10 BAM Board List, 39 2013 Winter/Spring Season, 11–13 BAM Supporters, 40–42 BAM Rose Cinemas, 14–19 BAM Staff, 43–44 First-run Films, 15 BAMcinématek, 16–17 45—47 BAMcinemaFest, 18 HD Screenings, 19 NUMBERS BAM Financial Statements, 46–47 BAMcafé Live, 20–21

Get It Out There, 22 Education & Humanities, 23–28 48—52 Education / BAMkids, 24 THE TRUST Humanities, 25–27 BET Chair Letter, 49 Professional Development Program, 28 BET Donors, 50 Community, 29–31 BET Financial Statements, 51–52 DanceMotion USASM, 32 Visual Art, 33

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 2 Table of Contents Cover: Einstein on the Beach | Photo: Stephanie Berger THE BAM FISHER BUILDING’S INAUGURAL NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL began in the fall of 2012 with 15 widely varying productions. This new venue— which opened without a hitch—nearly doubled the number of productions in the fall, for a total of 32. The fall season also marked the end of BAM’s 150th anniversary celebration which began in September of 2011. This report covers July 2012—June 2013.

All That Fall | 2012 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Ros Kavanagh GreetingsGREETINGS DEAR FRIENDS,

The 30th Next Wave Festival was a landmark is a new home for the BAM Education & event, and Mr. Feldman was presented with fiscal year 2013, we bid farewell to Jakob event for all of us here at BAM. It marked Humanities department and the Professional the Igniter Award for his championing of arts Trollbäck and Amy Schulman as they depart the completion of our 150th anniversary Development Program. This year’s inaugural education at BAM. It was a beautiful night for the board for future exciting endeavors. celebrations, and included some truly season of live performances for kids and all, and an exciting herald of things to come. Likewise in 2013, we welcomed our new unforgettable cultural events, from the families in the BAM Fisher’s Fishman Space trustees: Gordon Bowen, David Dangoor, restaging of Einstein on the Beach to featured inventive international children’s We’d like to express our gratitude to Mayor Anne Hubbard, Mark Jackson, and Patricia “… como el musguito en la piedra, ay si, si, theater, dance, and music. Michael Bloomberg and the New York Michels. si …” (Like moss on a stone), Pina Bausch’s City Department of Cultural Affairs, led final piece. This was also the first year of the Ignite by Commissioner Kate D. Levin, for 12 Thank you for making our home yours, and campaign for arts education, a three-year, astoundingly successful years of mutual see you in the audience! Perhaps the most exciting event was the $15 million fundraising initiative to raise cooperation, commitment, and support. opening of the BAM Fisher building—a operating costs and endowment support for Regards, remarkable venue designed to showcase BAM Education’s expanding programs. We’re In addition, we salute the New York City local and emerging talent, and a space which off to an auspicious start thanks to online and Council, including Council Speaker Christine allowed the Next Wave Festival to double in in-person donations from supporters. And C. Quinn, Finance Committee Chair Domenic size. From vision to execution, this project each gift is matched by a generous challenge M. Recchia Jr., Cultural Affairs Committee Alan Fishman was made possible by the generous support grant from The SHS Foundation, doubling our Chair Jimmy Van Bramer, the Brooklyn Chair, BAM Board of Trustees of the City of New York, Jeanne Donovan progress. Delegation of the Council, Councilwoman Fisher and the Fisher family, and many Letitia James, and Brooklyn Borough generous donors. Our deepest thanks to all of The Ignite campaign capped off its first President Marty Markowitz. them for their unflagging leadership. successful year with a gala evening of moving tributes, student performances, and In closing, I would personally like to In addition to providing a flexible performance a live auction. Ignite Co-Chairs Lucy Liu and commend the BAM Board of Trustees for space for adventurous artists, the BAM Fisher honoree Richard Feldman helped host the another year of outstanding service. In

GREETINGS 4 Chair Letter HELLO,

What a difference a year makes. Last year, dear friend and colleague, the peerless theater BAMcinématek’s repertory programming These days, perhaps more than ever, it truly we wrote that BAM Fisher was nearing director Peter Brook’s lyrical adaptation of was as varied and exciting as ever, winning feels that a BAM membership is a passport completion; today, it’s difficult to imagine South African writer Can Themba’s powerful the distinction of Best Film Series from Time to a world of unparalleled artistic excellence, BAM without it. The 2012 Next Wave Festival play, The Suit, which lingered in the mind Out New York. Highlights ranged from a whether your interests lie in the performing and marked the inaugural season of the now- long after the production ended. Legendary retrospective of incendiary actor-comedian visual arts, film, or the creative—and greatly beloved, eminently flexible Fishman Space. choreographer Trisha Brown announced her Richard Pryor’s film roles to a blockbuster expanded—children’s programming paving the The vitality and diversity of artists comprising retirement, making the four performances tribute to animation titan Hayao Miyazaki and way for the next wave of BAMmies. the “freshman class”—a majority of them of her exquisite dance company even more a highly acclaimed series looking back at the young and Brooklyn-based—has had an meaningful. Global BAM blossomed with most controversial selections in the Cannes BAM has never been on such solid creative and electrifying effect on the entire organization programs as diverse as the rousing Mic Check: Film Festival’s history in the “Booed at Cannes” fiscal footing, which fills us with immeasurable and the neighborhood. The opportunity to Hip-Hop from North Africa and the Middle retrospective. Not only did we receive praise for personal and professional gratification and introduce audiences to a future generation of East and the historic return of the Royal Ballet our innovatively curated programs, we packed gratitude for you—our valued board members, BAM artists while simultaneously celebrating of Cambodia. Closer to home, we were proud the house with Q&As including Oscar winning artists, donors, audiences, and friends. the close of our sesquicentennial season to host the contemporary American classic The director William Friedkin, actress Greta Gerwig, alongside iconic artists Robert Wilson, Philip Laramie Project Cycle which moved audiences and Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Avengers Sincerely, Glass, and Lucinda Childs and the triumphant with its enduring resonance and relevance. mastermind Joss Whedon. In June, we return of their Einstein on the Beach to the As spring slipped into summer, we celebrated solidified our status as Brooklyn’s premier film BAM Howard Gilman Opera House stage the first annual Ignite Gala to benefit BAM’s venue when we unveiled the state-of-the-art made for a particularly exhilarating—and at 32 expanding arts education program, raising Steinberg Screen at the BAM Harvey Theater, Karen Brooks Hopkins, President productions, largest—Next Wave experience. funds and awareness about the extraordinary giving our audience the rare opportunity to work the institution does to ensure that the experience new independent films and pristine

The Winter/Spring season was notable for the young people in our community can tap their new restorations of Alfred Hitchcock’s surviving Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer way in which every engagement felt like a full creative potential. silent films in a movie-palace setting. A special historic highlight. The season began with our thanks go to Joseph and Diane Steinberg.

Photo: Elena Olivo

GREETINGS 5 Executives Letter BAM VENUES

AS THE COUNTRY’S OLDEST PERFORMING ARTS INSTITUTION, BAM HAS BEEN CENTRAL TO BAM Harvey Theater | Photo: Ned Witrogen BAM Howard Gilman Opera House | Photo: Elliott Kaufman LIFE IN NEW Judith & Alan Fishman Space | Photo: Francis Dzikowski BAM HARVEY PETER JAY YORK FOR BAM THEATER SHARP FISHER BAM Harvey Theater OVER 150 Judith and Alan Fishman Space Campbell Lobby BUILDING Rita K. Hillman Studio BAM Howard Gilman Opera House YEARS. Geraldine Stutz Gardens BAM Rose Cinemas Max Leavitt Theater Workshop Lepercq Space (BAMcafé) Samuel H. Scripps Stage Hillman Attic Studio Peter Jay Sharp Lobby Dorothy W. Levitt Lobby Hillman Penthouse Studio Diker Gallery Café Natman Lounge

GREETINGS 6 BAM Campus WHAT WE DO WhatEinstein on the Beach | 2012 Next Wave | Photo: Stephanie Berger 2012 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

A revival of Einstein on the Beach conjured The Harvey Theater hosted a gamut of intimate size, affordable tickets, and BAM FISHER’S tremendous excitement in the Howard shows—including Builders Association’s configurability. In this dance-friendly Gilman Opera House that carried through HOUSE / DIVIDED, the epic film The space (including works by Jonah Bokaer/ INAUGURAL Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch’s “... Loves of Pharoah with a new score, Trojan Anthony McCall, Nora Chipaumire, Miguel como el musguito en la piedra, ay si, si, Women by SITI Company, and a raucous Gutierrez, Lucy Guerin), music also found SEASON si...”, plus Cie 111’s Sans Objet, with an Faust: A Love Story (Vesturport Theatre/ a cozy home—Ian and Chad, Tamar-kali, assist from a giant robot, two programs by Reykjavík City Theatre) with intrepid actors Phil Kline, plus the artists of Brooklyn MARKED A John Cale, and Toneelgroep Amsterdam’s bounding on a net above the audience. Bred and innovative theater artists (Marc radical Roman Tragedies, in which Bamuthi Joseph, Bill Morrison/Richard NEW CHAPTER audience members mingled with the cast In its inaugural Next Wave season, the Einhorn, Pan Pan Theatre). while being filmed and projected onstage. BAM Fisher building gained fans for its FOR THE ...como el musguito en la piedra... | Photo: Laurent Phillippe NEXT WAVE.

WHAT WE DO 8 2012 Next Wave Festival 2012 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

Einstein on the Beach | Photo: Stephanie Berger Political Mother | Photo: Julieta Cervantes HOUSE / DIVIDED | Photo: James Gibbs red, black & GREEN: a blues | Photo: Richard Termine

ECLIPSE LIGHTHOUSE/LIGHTING POLITICAL MOTHER THE LOVES OF PHAROAH Jonah Bokaer x Anthony McCall ROD AND GRIOT NEW YORK Hofesh Shechter Company Directed by Ernst Lubitsch SEP 5—9 (EXCERPTS) Choreography and music by Numinous Garth Fagan Dance Hofesh Shechter Composition by Joseph C. Phillips Jr. MIRIAM Wynton Marsalis Septet OCT 11—13 OCT 18—20 Created and written by Nora Chipaumire Concept and choreography by Garth Fagan Directed by Eric Ting BROOKLYN BRED Original music composed and arranged by Curated by Martha Wilson HOUSE / DIVIDED Composed by Omar Sosa Wynton Marsalis Inspired by The Grapes of Wrath Featuring Coco Fusco, Dread Scott, SEP 12—15 SEP 27—30 Jennifer Miller The Builders Association OCT 11—13 Directed by Marianne Weems EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH NEXT WAVE OF SONG OCT 24—27 An Opera in Four Acts Ian and Chad (SEP 28) ELSEWHERE By Robert Wilson and Philip Glass Tamar-kali: Pseudoacoustic (SEP 29) Maya Beiser OUT COLD / ZIPPO SONGS Choreography by Lucinda Childs Directed by Robert Woodruff Music and lyrics by Phil Kline Presented in association with PARIS COMMUNE Choreography by Brook Notary Theo Bleckmann and American Pomegranate Arts By Steven Cosson and Michael Friedman OCT 17—20 Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME) SEP 14—23 The Civilians OCT 25—27 OCT 3—7 “... COMO EL MUSGUITO EN THE CHANNEL LA PIEDRA, AY SI, SI, SI...” ÍMÃ & SEM MIM By Derrick Adams RHINOCEROS (LIKE MOSS ON A STONE) Grupo Corpo SEP 19—22 By Eugène Ionesco A piece by Pina Bausch Choreography by Rodrigo Pederneiras Directed by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch NOV 1—3 Théâtre de la Ville, Paris OCT 18—27 OCT 4—6

WHAT WE DO 9 2012 Next Wave Festival 2012 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

Roman Tragedies | Photo: Richard Termine And lose the name of action | Photo: Julieta Cervantes All That Fall | Photo: Ros Kavanagh Timber | Photo: Mike Benigno

RED, BLACK & GREEN: ROMAN TRAGEDIES AND LOSE THE NAME WHERE (WE) LIVE A BLUES By William Shakespeare OF ACTION So¯ Percussion with Grey Mcmurray Created by Marc Bamuthi Joseph/ Toneelgroep Amsterdam Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People Directed by Ain Gordon Living Word Project Directed by Ivo van Hove DEC 4—8 DEC 19—22 Directed by Michael John Garcés NOV 16—18 OCT 31—NOV 4 LOVE FAIL ALL THAT FALL Composed and directed by David Lang By Samuel Beckett THE SHOOTING GALLERY UNTRAINED Anonymous 4 Pan Pan Theatre Company An Interactive Film / Music Installation by Choreography by Lucy Guerin DEC 6—8 DEC 19—23 Bill Morrison and Richard Einhorn Lucy Guerin Inc NOV 8—10 NOV 27—DEC 1 FAUST: A LOVE STORY Inspired by Goethe, Christopher Marlowe, WHEN PAST & SANS OBJET TROJAN WOMEN and earlier sources Compagnie 111 FUTURE COLLIDE (AFTER EURIPIDES) Vesturport Theatre and Reykjavík City Theatre Directed by Aurélien Bory Created and performed by SITI Company Directed by Gisli Örn Gardarsson PARIS 1919 NOV 9 & 10 Directed by Anne Bogart DEC 12—16 Music by John Cale Adapted by Jocelyn Clarke Performed by the Wordless NOV 28—DEC 2 DONKA: A LETTER Music Orchestra TO CHEKHOV TIMBER Mantra Percussion JAN 18 & 19 Written and directed by Daniele Finzi Pasca RED HOT + CUBA Music by Michael Gordon NOV 14—18 Music direction by Andres Levin and CuCu Diamantes DEC 13—15 LIFE ALONG THE BORDERLINE: A Produced by BAM DANCEMOTION USASM TRIBUTE TO NICO Co-produced with Paul Heck/ Trey McIntyre Project and Korea National Curated by John Cale The Red Hot Organization in recognition of Contemporary Dance Company World AIDS Day (Dec 1) & Andres Levín/ JAN 16 NOV 14—17 Music Has No Enemies NOV 30 & DEC 1

WHAT WE DO 10 2012 Next Wave Festival 2013 WINTER/SPRING SEASON

BAM’s reputation for destination theater some of her renowned dances. In addition Planetarium by Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly, BEGINNINGS grew with powerful productions of The to another rousing rendition of DanceAfrica and Sufjan Stevens; to Les Arts Florissants’ Master Builder (produced by BAM), plus with Zimbabwe’s Umkathi Dance Theatre, rarely staged David et Jonathas by AND ENDINGS The Suit, The Laramie Project Cycle, Royal Ballet of Cambodia performed Charpentier. The opera house buzzed with and Julius Caesar. In a bittersweet the glittering The Legend of Apsara Mic Check: Hip-Hop from North Africa MARKED A sendoff, Trisha Brown Dance Company Mera. Music ranged from New York City and the Middle East, the Kate McGarrigle performed the final work by the masterful Opera’s Powder Her Face (Thomas Adès) Tribute, and the entire building rocked with RICH SEASON. choreographer (who is retiring) alongside and Britten’s The Turn of the Screw; to Crossing Brooklyn Ferry.

WHAT WE DO 11 2013 Winter/Spring Season Julius Caesar | Photo: Richard Termine 2013 WINTER / SPRING SEASON

The Suit | Photo: Richard Termine Trisha Brown Dance Company | Photo: Stephanie Berger Amkoullel in Mic Check | Photo: Mike Benigno Planetarium | Photo: Ed Lefkowicz

THE SUIT TRISHA BROWN DANCE NEW YORK CITY OPERA PLANETARIUM Based on The Suit by Can Themba, COMPANY FEB 15—MAR 2 By Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly, and Mothobi Mutloatse, and Barney Simon Choreography by Trisha Brown Sufjan Stevens Direction, adaptation, and music by JAN 30—FEB 2 POWDER HER FACE MAR 21—24 Peter Brook, Marie-Hélène Estienne, and Franck Krawczyk Composed by Thomas Adès Conducted by Jonathan Stockhammer JAN 17—FEB 2 THE LARAMIE BAM, the Royal Shakespeare Company, PROJECT CYCLE Directed by Jay Scheib and The Ohio State University present: Tectonic Theater Project 27TH ANNUAL BROOKLYN THE TURN OF THE SCREW JULIUS CAESAR FEB 12—24 TRIBUTE TO DR. MARTIN Composed by Benjamin Britten Royal Shakespeare Company

LUTHER KING, JR. Directed by Sam Buntrock By William Shakespeare Keynote: Harry Belafonte THE LARAMIE PROJECT Conducted by Jayce Ogren APR 1 Performers: The Brooklyn Written by Moisés Kaufman and Interdenominational Choir members of Tectonic Theater Project Kindred: The Family Soul MIC CHECK: HIP-HOP FROM THE LARAMIE PROJECT: NORTH AFRICA AND THE JAN 21 TEN YEARS LATER MIDDLE EAST Written by Moisés Kaufman, Leigh Produced by BAM Fondakowski, Greg Pierotti, Andy Paris, and Stephen Belber MAR 9 Directed by Moisés Kaufman and Leigh Fondakowski

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Le Jardin de Monsieur Rameau | Photo: Stephanie Berger The Legend of Apsara Mera | Photo: Jack Vartoogian The Master Builder | Photo: Stephanie Berger Rufus & Martha Wainwright | Photo: Rahav Segev

DAVID ET JONATHAS CROSSING BROOKLYN FERRY THE MASTER BUILDER BENEFIT CONCERT By Marc-Antoine Charpentier Curated by Bryce Dessner By Henrik Ibsen AND SCREENING Les Arts Florissants and Aaron Dessner Translated by David Edgar A KATE MCGARRIGLE An Aix-en-Provence Festival production Produced by BAM Directed by Andrei Belgrader TRIBUTE Conducted by William Christie APR 25—27 With John Turturro

Directed by Andreas Homoki Produced by BAM A BENEFIT SCREENING MAY 12—JUN 9 APR 17—21 BAM and Season of Cambodia* present SING ME THE SONGS THAT SAY I LOVE YOU: A CONCERT FOR THE LEGEND OF KATE MCGARRIGLE LE JARDIN DE APSARA MERA DANCEAFRICA 2013 Directed by Lian Lunson The Royal Ballet of Cambodia MONSIEUR RAMEAU Artistic Director Chuck Davis JUN 25 Les Arts Florissants Choreographed by HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS Soloists of Le Jardin des Voix 2013 NORODOM BUPPHA DEVI OPENING CELEBRATION A BENEFIT CONCERT KATE’S KIDS: AN EVENING OF Musical direction by William Christie *Season of Cambodia is an initiative of Cambodian Living Arts SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK MUSIC WITH RUFUS AND Staged by Sophie Daneman and MAY 2—4 MAY 19 MARTHA WAINWRIGHT Paul Agnew FEATURING SPECIAL GUESTS APR 19 RHYTHMS OF AFRICA / GIYA AFRICA / JUN 26 MANDINGINDIRA E AFRICA MAY 24—27

WHAT WE DO 13 2013 Winter/Spring Season BAM ROSE CINEMAS

BAM ROSE CINEMAS, SCREENING FIRST-RUN, INDEPENDENT, AND FOREIGN FILMS, IS A FAVORITE DESTINATION FOR CITYWIDE CINEPHILES.

BAMcinématek is the only daily repertory Audiences and revenue grew. More than film program of its kind in Brooklyn, with 231,000 viewers attended films and special guests augmenting its wide variety events, producing over $2.6 million in of series focusing on directors and curated ticket sales. themes. The annual BAMcinemaFest offers new films by emerging talent. The cinemas also screen performances of the Met Live in HD, as well as National Theatre Live productions from London. Wild at Heart | Photo courtesy Photofest

WHAT WE DO 14 BAM Rose Cinemas BAM ROSE CINEMAS FIRST-RUN FILMS

Beasts of the Southern Wild | Photo courtesy of Fox Searchlight Frances Ha | Photo courtesy of IFC Films Before Midnight | Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics Argo | Photo courtesy of Warner Bros.

2012 2013 TO ROME WITH LOVE ARGO ZERO DARK THIRTY THE COMPANY YOU KEEP MOONRISE KINGDOM THE SESSIONS AMOUR MUD PROMETHEUS LINCOLN OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL THE GREAT GATSBY BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD HITCHCOCK STOKER STORIES WE TELL RED HOOK SUMMER DJANGO UNCHAINED THE GATEKEEPERS FRANCES HA CELESTE AND JESSE FOREVER LES MISÉRABLES SPRING BREAKERS BEFORE MIDNIGHT SLEEPWALK WITH ME RENOIR MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING THE MASTER ROOM 237 FRED WON’T MOVE OUT THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER 42

WHAT WE DO 15 BAM Rose Cinemas | First-run Films BAM ROSE CINEMAS BAMCINÉMATEK

The Philadelphia Story | Photo courtesy of Photofest Spirited Away | Photo courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures Blackmail | Photo courtesy of BFI Daisies | Photo courtesy of Janus Films

Series followed by special guests. 25TH ANNIVERSARY SCREENING: SNEAK PREVIEW: WUTHERING HEIGHTS PUPPETS ON FILM SPACEBALLS DIRECTOR ANDREA ARNOLD Puppeteer Nina Conti, Sesame Street’s FRANK CAPRA FOURTH Leslie Carrara-Rudolph, artist Wayne White AMERICAN GAGSTERS JOHN LE CARRÉ

BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: ARSENIC AND BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: VIGILANTE OLD LACE BELOVED APOCALYPSE SOON Director William Lustig Director Christophe Honoré BAMCINÉMATEK FAVORITES: HARA-KIRI UNSOUND: THE ANCIENT LAW NEW YORK THEATRICAL PREMIERE: THE STORY OF FILM Musician Thomas Köner THE COMEDY DAISIES (New 35mm print) BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: THE LANDLORD Actor Tim Heidecker, director Rick Alverson NEW QUEER CINEMA SNEAK PREVIEW: SHUT UP AND PLAY KEEP THE LIGHTS ON CHUCK AMUCK THE HITS Director Ira Sachs SELECTIONS BY ELLIOTT STEIN MAX VON SYDOW

GRACE KELLY: THE COOL BLONDE SWOON SALUT LES JEUNES: YOUNG Director Tom Kalin FRENCH CINEMA HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS ANIMATION WEEKEND Directors Fleur Albert, Sophie Letourneur, BROOKLYN BOOK FESTIVAL: Reza Serkanian, Armel Hostiou BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: THE WIZ BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: THE FRENCH WITHNAIL AND I CONNECTION Paris Review illustrator Leanne Shapton, IFC SNEAKS AN EVENING WITH NICK FLYNN editor Lorin Stein, and deputy editor Sadie Stein Writer Nick Flynn DO THE REGGAE A QUICK ONE, WHILE THE WHO’S Deadly Dragon Sound System and IN TOWN 10 YEARS OF FILM MOVEMENT SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL USA: DJ Ranking Joe KILL YOUR DARLINGS Director John Krokidas, actor Dane DeHaan

WHAT WE DO 16 BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinématek BAM ROSE CINEMAS BAMCINÉMATEK

The Exorcist | Photo courtesy Photofest Chuck Jones | Photo courtesy of Photofest My Own Private Idaho | Photo courtesy of Photofest L’Histoire d’Adèle H. | Photo by Bernard Prim

Series (cont.) RENDEZ-VOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA SCIENCE ON SCREEN LOONEY TUNES Actors Romain Duris and Audrey Tautou, Author David Eagleman, scholar Charles A PRYOR ENGAGEMENT directors Régis Roinsard, Alice Winocour, Liu, author John Glassie BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: THE SQUID AND François Ozon, Guillaume Nicloux Critics Armond White, Hilton Als, and THE WHALE Nelson George EARTH DAY WILLOW Actor Jeremy Irons, directors Don Argott AN EVENING WITH JOSS WHEDON VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER & A MOVIE: and Sheena M. Joyce Director Joss Whedon ROMAN HOLIDAY SAHARAN FREQUENCIES

ROCK HUDSON & DOUGLAS SIRK FILMAFRICA NEW VOICES IN BLACK CINEMA ADJANI DAY OF HEAVEN

Actor Saul Williams, director Adam Leon, NOSTALGHIA (New 35mm print) members of the Central Park Five LE PONT DU NORD (New 35mm print FRIEDKIN 70S Director William Friedkin RUSSIAN CINEMA NOW NEW YORK KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL SNEAK PREVIEW: THE PLACE BEYOND Musician John Forté, director THE PINES BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER Sergei Loznitsa BROOKLYN CLOSE-UP: MOONSTRUCK Director Derek Cianfrance Part of Transcultural Express

MAY DAY: CLASS RELATIONS TUESDAYS WITH ELLIOTT NEW YORK THEATRICAL PREMIERE: SNEAK PREVIEW: THE BLING RING Authors Howard Mandelbaum, Eric Myers, SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME and Judith Kass Actor Nick Offerman, director Bob Byington THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY SNEAK PREVIEW: STORM SURFERS 3D

TWO FROM THE WORLD CINEMA SNEAK PREVIEW: SIMON KILLER BOOED AT CANNES FOUNDATION THE HITCHCOCK 9 Director Antonio Campos and actor Brady CorbetMIYAZAKI SNEAK PREVIEW: FRANCES HA Director Noah Baumbach, actors Greta BAMCINEMAFEST TWO BEATS BY KITANO Gerwig and Mickey Sumner

WHAT WE DO 17 BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinématek BAM ROSE CINEMAS BAMCINEMAFEST

Ain’t Them Bodies Saints actors Casey Affleck and Ben Foster flank director David Lowery, opening night of BAMcinemaFest | Photo: GODLIS

Films followed by special guests.

OPENING NIGHT FEATURES HELLAWARE MUSEUM HOURS AIN’T THEM BODIES SAINTS THIS IS MARTIN BONNER Director Michael Bilandic; producers Director Jem Cohen Director David Lowery; actors CBen Foster Director Chad Hartigan; actors Richmond Spencer Kiernan, Rachel Fernandes Arquette; Sam Buchanan Remote Area Medical PEACHES DOES HERSELF SPOTLIGHT SCREENING Directors Jeff Reichert, Farihah Zahman THE SPECTACULAR NOW Peaches; Sandy Kane the Naked Cowgirl The Cold Lands I USED TO BE DARKER Director James Ponsoldt; screenwriter Director Tom Gilroy; actors Peter Michael Weber Director Matthew Porterfield, actors Kim Scanavino, Silas Yelich GOD LOVES UGANDA Taylor, Deragh Campbell, Hannah Gross Computer Chess Director Roger Ross Williams CRYSTAL FAIRY Producer Houston King; actor Daniel Metz Director Sebastián Silva; actors Michael IT FELT LIKE LOVE Cera, Gaby Hoffmann C.O.G. Director Eliza Hittman; actors Gina WHITE REINDEER Director Kyle Patrick Alvarez; actors Piersanti, other cast members Director Zach Clark; actors Anna Margaret Jonathan Groff, Denis O’Hare CLOSING NIGHT Hollyman, Melodie Sisk; cinematographer Daryl Pittman SHORT TERM 12 AFTER TILLER THESE BIRDS WALK Director Destin Cretton; actor Brie Larson Directors Lana Wilson, Martha Shane Directors Omar Mullick, Bassam Tariq THE CRASH REEL Director Lucy Walker; snowboarder MOTHER OF GEORGE Kevin Pearce NORTHERN LIGHT Actress Danai Gurira; screenwriter Director Nick Bentgen, producer Darci Picoult; cinematographer Lisa Kjerulff Bradford Young

WHAT WE DO 18 BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinemaFest BAM ROSE CINEMAS HD SCREENINGS

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time | Photo: National Theatre Rigoletto | Photo: Metropolitan Opera

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE THE MET: LIVE IN HD

National Theatre Live presents filmed THE TEMPEST The Met: Live in HD screened high- L’ELISIR D’AMORE performances of plays in high definition— THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG definition transmissions of the Met Opera’s OTELLO broadcast via satellite from London’s IN THE NIGHT-TIME famous repertory, featuring the world’s THE TEMPEST National Theatre—to cinemas all over THE LAST OF THE HAUSSMANS finest singers in thrilling live and encore LA CLEMENZA DI TITO the world. TIMON OF ATHENS performances. BAM presented pre- UN BALLO IN MASCHERA BARRYMORE screening discussions led by opera experts AIDA THE MAGISTRATE at BAM Rose Cinemas. LES TROYENS THIS HOUSE THE AUDIENCE MARIA STUARDA RIGOLETTO PARSIFAL FRANCESCA DA RIMINI GIULIO CESARE

WHAT WE DO 19 BAM Rose Cinemas | HD Screenings BAMCAFÉ

BAM’s 150th celebration concluded in BAMCAFÉ LIVE the fall of 2012 and the BAMcafé Live season of free music performances wound FEATURED down its related monthly series, BAMcafé Live All-Stars, which brought back iconic figures—fixtures since the early days of the EXCITING NEW program—with performances from Eisa Davis, Travis Sullivan’s Bjorkestra, and TALENT AND Burnt Sugar. As part of Red Hot & Cuba, BAMcafé Live featured a performance by ENCORES BY Jose Conde and Aruan Ortiz’ Camerata Urbana Ensemble. Programming highlights ALL-STAR for the season, which featured more than 70 evenings with an average attendance over 300, also included appearances by FAVORITES. In One Wind, Crown Heights Affair, Ralph McDaniels and Video Music Box at the DanceAfrica late-night dance party, Saul Williams, and a Black Rock Coalition Orchestra Salute to Richie Havens.

Charanga Soleil at BAMcafé Live | Photo: Jen Painter

WHAT WE DO 20 BAMcafé Live BAMCAFÉ LIVE

BAMcafé Live | Photo: E. Frossard

2012 DEC Will Calhoun’s Native Lands Trio MAY SEP Red Hot + Cuba: Aruán Ortiz Camerata Revolutionary Snake Ensemble Kaufman Music Center’s Face the Music Urbana Ensemble BAMcafé Live All-Stars: Eisa Davis Aziza & Friends: “Music From My DNA” ABIAH Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber Leon Ware accompanied by Saul Williams Harborlore Festival Salutes Irving Burgie The MuthaWit Orchestra Urbnergy The 13th Amendment The Steven Kroon Latin Jazz Sextet Candice Anitra Soul Understated ft. Mavis ‘SWAN’ Poole Grand Baton DILEMASTRONAUTA OCT Earthman Experience Jorge Sylvester’s ACE Collective BAMcafé Live All-Stars: Arturo O’Farrill, MAR Abdou Mboup and Waakaw The Family Sextet Jen Chapin Band Mieka Pauley Late Night Dance Party with Ralph Jay Rodriguez Lee McDaniels & the Video Music Box My Midnight Heart Dr. Israel Charanga Soleil Buyu Ambroise & the Blues in Red Band Krissy Krissy Heloise & The Savoir Faire Renegade Sufi Nikki Jean 2013 Emily King JUN First Class JAN Shelley Nicole’s blaKbüshe Endangered Speeches: In association with Brian Carpenter’s Ghost Train Orchestra Berklee College of Music Joshua Van Ness & MOR TamarRaqs Spring Equinox Hafla Jesse Fischer and Soul Cycle John Forté and Friends BT3 (Ben Tyree Trio) TECLA WYATT Rebecca Jordan Sophia Ramos ELLIOTT SHARP’S TERRAPLANE NOV Beat Kaestli Papo Vazquez Mighty Pirates Troubadours Kamara Thomas & the Ghost Gamblers BAMcafé Live All-Stars: Travis Sullivan’s Black Rock Coalition Orchestra Salutes Björkestra Kim Taylor Richie Havens APR Melanie PEGASUS WARNING The Fay Victor Ensemble The New Cookers In One Wind Alfonso Velez Crown Heights Affair Onaje Allan Gumbs and New Vintage pILLOW tHEORY Sandra St. Victor’s “Oya Grooves” The Flail Akim Funk Buddha’s Hip Hop Holiday FEB SEFIRA Red Hot + Cuba: Jose Conde VITAL Wires Under Tension Firey String Sistas! Darcy James Argue Secret Society

WHAT WE DO 21 BAMcafé Live GET IT OUT THERE: COMEDY BY BAM & IFC

Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & IFC GIVING NEW is a comedy showcase that allows comics to experiment recklessly with humor while COMEDY causing only minimal harm to themselves and others. Each event features a handful MATERIAL A of emerging comics testing out fresh material and probing the depths of their TEST DRIVE twisted souls for new forms of funny. IN A FREE Wyatt Cenac at Get It Out There | Photo: E. Frossard SHOWCASE.

2012 Jon Glaser, Max Silvestri, PHOEBE ROBINSON, MARINA FRANKLIN, BEN KRONBERG, JAMIE LEE, Sarah Silverman, Brent Sullivan, Gabe Liedman, Phoebe Robinson KENDRA CUNNINGHAM, NAOMI SEATON SMITH, MATT KOFF Katina Corrao, the Lucas Brothers Hosted by Sean Donnelly EKPERIGIN, BROOKE VAN POPPELEN, Hosted by Jim Tews Hosted by Nick Turner DEC 6 CLAUDIA COGAN MAY 9 SEP 12 Hosted by Emily Heller MAR 7 Demetri Martin, Chris Gethard, Team 2013 DAVID SMITHYMAN, ELIOT GLAZER, Submarine, Jene Friedman, Jessi Klein COLIN QUINN, HARI KONDABOLU, JACKIE MANCINI, MATTEO LANE, Hosted by Jeffrey Joseph JEFF SIMMERMON, JERMAINE FOWLER MURDERFIST, THE STONE BROTHERS, JOHN FLYNN OCT 3 Hosted by Jeffrey Joseph REFORMED WHORES, Hosted by Erin Judge COCOON CENTRAL DANCE TEAM, FEB 7 JUN 13 ADIRA AMRAM & THE EXPERIENCE Hannibal Buress, Andrew Fisher, Sara Schaefer, Andy Ross, Myq Kaplan Hosted by Ben Kissel Hosted by Bobby Tisdale APR 4 NOV 7

WHAT WE DO 22 Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & IFC EDUCATION & HUMANITIES

EDUCATION BAMKIDS HUMANITIES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

The mission of BAM Education & BAM Humanities is a forum for nonprofit arts organizations. A collaboration Humanities is to ignite imagination and adventurous ideas, providing context for the between BAM and the DeVos Institute BAM’S E&H ideas through programs that enrich the cultural experience of BAM and beyond. of Arts Management at the Kennedy audience experience, spark conversation, Artist talks, master classes, lecture and Center, with funding from the Brooklyn PROGRAMS and generate creative engagement. discussion series, and innovative literary Community Foundation, the program programs facilitate engagement and focuses on different disciplines every year REACH MORE BAM Education connects learning with discovery. while striving to help selected organizations creativity, engaging imagination by expand their skill base and build the THAN 37,000 encouraging self-expression through The Professional Development Program foundations necessary for long-term in- and after-school arts education provides professional development success. PEOPLE programming, workshops for students and training and deeply discounted theater teachers, school-time performances, and and rehearsal studio rentals to an annual Kindur | Photo: Mike Benigno comprehensive school-break arts programs. selection of primarily Brooklyn-based ANNUALLY.

WHAT WE DO 23 Education & Humanities EDUCATION / BAMKIDS

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

SCHOOLTIME STUDENT MATINEE BAMKIDS AFTER-SCHOOL PERFORMANCES SCREENINGS FALL 2012 PROGRAMS Arts and Justice FALL 2012 FALL 2012 FATHER GOOSE’S TALES SM (Part of Puppets on Film—in collaboration Young Critics DANCEMOTIONUSA : TREY MCINTYRE OLIVER! PROJECT AND KOREA NATIONAL with BAMcinématek) Young Film Critics LITTLE FUGITIVE CONTEMPORARY DANCE COMPANY SHADOW PUPPET FAMILY WORKSHOP Dancing into the Future RED HOT + CUBA (Part of Puppets on Film—in collaboration with BAMcinématek) ALL THAT FALL SPRING 2013 IN-SCHOOL RESIDENCIES BAMKIDS FILM FESTIVAL Brooklyn Reads SPRING 2013 SPRING 2013 TRASHED Shakespeare Teaches Students KILLER OF SHEEP BAMFAMILY LAUNCH PARTY: DOWN THE AfricanDanceBeat And AfricanMusicBeat ALICE IN WONDERLAND RABBIT HOLE THE LARAMIE PROJECT ALICE IN WONDERLAND MIC CHECK 15th ANNUAL BAMKIDS FILM FESTIVAL PROFESSIONAL POETRY 2013: EXPRESSION IN THE CHARLOTTE BLAKE ALSTON: STORIES DEVELOPMENT RIGHT DIRECTION AND SONGS IN THE ORAL TRADITION FOR TEACHERS KINDUR KINDUR Anti-Bullying Workshop: Through MUR-MUR (THE WALL) School Break Program: Pilobolus for Kids Theater Arts DANCEAFRICA BIG SCREEN BASH: TEEN FILM FESTIVAL Shakespeare Teaches Teachers THE MASTER BUILDER KINDIEFEST African Dance led by Chuck Davis IN THE GARDEN Music and Dance of Zimbabwe for BAM MUR-MUR (THE WALL) Teaching Artists Active Teaching of Shakespeare (in conjunction with RSC)

WHAT WE DO 24 Education & Humanities | Education | BAMkids HUMANITIES

Artist Talk—Anna Kisselgoff, Garth Fagan, Wynton Marsalis | Photo: Kyle Dean Reinford

TALKS MIC CHECK MIRIAM HOUSE / DIVIDED ON IONESCO In conjunction with Mic Check Nora Chipaumire Marianne Weems and members of the Builders Association In conjunction with Rhinoceros Amkoullel, Deeb, El Général, Moderated by Simon Dove Shadia Mansour Moderated by Richard Schechner Edward Albee, Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, Israel Horovitz, Marie-France Ionesco Moderated by Jace Clayton THE CHANNEL Moderated by Tom Bishop Derrick Adams OUT COLD / ZIPPO SONGS THE LEGEND OF APSARA MERA Moderated by Simon Dove Phil Kline and Theo Bleckmann ON SHAKESPEARE’S ROME In conjunction with The Legend of Moderated by Terrance McKnight Apsara Mera In conjunction with Roman Tragedies LIGHTHOUSE/LIGHTNING ROD AND GRIOT Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom NEW YORK (EXCERPTS) RED, BLACK & GREEN: A BLUES James Shapiro Buppha Devi in conversation with Peter Sellars Garth Fagan and Wynton Marsalis Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Theaster Gates, Traci Tolmaire, and Tommy Shepard ON CHEKHOV Moderated by Anna Kisselgoff Moderated by Simon Dove In conjunction with Donka: A Letter THE MASTER BUILDER to Chekhov In conjunction with The Master Builder PARIS COMMUNE Ellen Litman, Irina Reyn, Lara Vapnyar John Turturro, Andrei Belgrader Steve Cosson and Michael Friedman DANCEMOTIONUSA Moderated by Anya Ulinich Moderated by Helen Shaw Moderated by Simon Dove Trey McIntyre project and Seung Yup Hong Moderated by Charmaine Warren THE LARAMIE PROJECT CYCLE PRE- AND POST-SHOW THE LOVES OF PHARAOH In conjunction with The Laramie Thomas Bakels and Joseph C. Phillips UNTRAINED Project Cycle TALKS Jr.Moderated by Simon Morrison Lucy Guerin and Company ECLIPSE Judy Shepard, Moisés Kaufman Moderated by Charmaine Warren Moderated by Neda Ulaby Jonah Bokaer and Anthony McCall Moderated by Noam Elcott

WHAT WE DO 25 Education & Humanities | Humanities HUMANITIES

Artist Talk—Peter Brook | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan

Humanities (cont.) JULIUS CAESAR DAVID ET JONATHAS UNBOUND: A LITERARY Members of the Royal William Christie SERIES WITH BAM AND Shakespeare Company PRE- AND POST-SHOW Moderated by John Heilpern GREENLIGHT BOOKSTORE Moderated by Daniel Spector TALKS ANDREW ZOLLI AND LOSE THE NAME OF ACTION ON TRUTH (AND LIES) With Malcolm Gladwell and Jad Abumrad THE LEGEND OF APSARA MERA Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People Co-presented by BAM and the Onassis In conjunction with Reslience: Why Things The Royal Ballet of Cambodia Cultural Center NY Moderated by Simon Dove Bounce Back Moderated by Marina Harss Hosted by Simon Critchley

LOVE FAIL ORHAN PAMUK ICONIC ARTIST TALKS ON TRUTH (AND LIES) IN Moderated by Lila Azam Zanganeh David Lang CONVERSATION EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH New York launch of Silent House Moderated by John Schaefer Paul Holdengräber Philip Glass Brooklyn Book Festival FAUST: A LOVE STORY Moderated by Nico Muhly GARY SHTEYNGART ROAST Vesturport Theatre Company With Kurt Andersen, Sloane Crosley, ON TRUTH (AND LIES) IN ART Deborah Treisman, Edmund White Moderated by Jonathan Kalb “… COMO EL MUSGUITO EN LA PIEDRA, AY SI, SI, SI …” Simon Critchley Hosted by John Wesley Harding Pina Bausch Legacy Celebration of the 10th anniversary of TIMBER The Russian Debutante’s Handbook Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch and ON TRUTH (AND LIES) IN LITERATURE Mantra Percussion the Pina Bausch Foundation Tom McCarthy Moderated by Terrance McKnight Moderated by Sharon Lehner Trojan Women (After Euripides)

THE SUIT ON TRISHA BROWN ON TRUTH (AND LIES) IN GREEK Peter Brook, Marie Hélène Estienne, and Trisha Brown Dance Company TRAGEDY members of the company Moderated by Wendy Perron, Stephen Anne Bogart Petronio, John Rockwell

WHAT WE DO 26 Education & Humanities | Humanities HUMANITIES

Eat, Drink & Be Literary—Jamaica Kincaid, Phillip Lopate | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan

Humanities (cont.) A LOOK AT THE STARS: A STARGAZING MASTER CLASSES SCIENCE ON SCREEN EVENT WITH SUMMER ASH Co-presented by BAM and Part of BAMcinématek EAT, DRINK & BE LITERARY In conjunction with Planetarium Mark Morris Dance Center Authors: INCEPTION MARTIN AMIS BRUTUS AND JULIUS CAESAR: THE SM DANCEMOTION USA Directed by Christopher Nolan COLSON WHITEHEAD NATURE OF AN INSURRECTION Korean National Contemporary Dance Post-screening discussion with An evening with James Shapiro and NELL FREUDENBERGER Company David Eagleman members of the Royal Shakespeare JAMAICA KINCAID Seung Yup Hong Company Moderated by Robert Lee Hotz JUNOT DÍAZ Co-presented by BAM and The TANZTHEATER WUPPERTAL RICHARD RUSSO Shakespeare Society PINA BAUSCH PRIMER KEITH GESSEN AND MASHA GESSEN In conjunction with Julius Caesar Jorge Puerta Armenta Directed by Shane Carruth (Patron event) Moderators: Co-presented by the Margaret Mead Film Festival HAROLD AUGENBRAUM I’M GOING TO TOSS MY ARMS—IF YOU Post-screening discussion with Charles Liu PHILLIP LOPATE PRESENTED BY BAM CATCH THEM THEY’RE YOURS Moderated by Robert Lee Hotz DEBORAH TREISMAN THE LARAMIE PROJECT CYCLE Trisha Brown Dance Company Introduction to Moment Work THE ADVENTURES OF BARON Tectonic Theater Project THE LEGEND OF APSARA MERA SPECIAL EVENTS MUNCHAUSEN The Royal Ballet of Cambodia BROOKLYN LITERARY MASH-UP Directed by Terry Gilliam JULIUS CAESAR Her Royal Highness Princess Norodom Curated and directed by Nelson George Buppha Devi Post-screening discussion with Backstage seminar Produced by Alix Lambert, Annabella John Glassie Sciorra, Danny Simmons Neil Kutner and Audrey Hoo Moderated by Robert Lee Hotz Brooklyn International Theater Company

WHAT WE DO 27 Education & Humanities | Humanities PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (PDP)

Tiffany Mills Company | Photo: Whitney Browne

PDP PARTICIPATING PARTICIPATING FELLOWS Rujeko Dumbutshena PERFORMANCES AT Fela! On Broadway ORGANIZATIONS Danielle McFall BAM FISHER Batoto Yetu MOMIX Dance Theatre Sara Procopio BLUSH Shen Wei Dance Arts Big Dance Theater Emily Waters Gallim Dance Brighton Ballet Theater* Pennsylvania Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (BAAD!) Francine Sheffield BERRIES AND BULLS Urban Bush Women SESSIONS Brooklyn Ballet THE FEAST (PART 1) Fundraising I: Individual Giving LEIMAY—CAVE* Katie Diamond Tiffany Mills Company José Limón Dance Financial Management The Center for Performance Research Fundraising II: Board Development, Keith Roberts THE ROCKS Creative Outlet Dance Theatre of Brooklyn Special Events Fundraising, and Corporate American Ballet Theatre, Dušan Týnek Dance Theatre* & Foundation Giving LAVA Twyla Tharp Dance Evidence, A Dance Company Marketing & Community Engagement Leslie Roybal Gallim Dance* Press, Communcations & IT CHILDREN’S ALBUM Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana LAVA* Budgeting, Planning, and Executing Brighton Ballet Natalia Alonso the Production Tiffany Mills Company* Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Strategic Planning and Conclusion BECOMING—CORPUS Triskelion Arts Ballet Hispanico LEIMAY *Performed at the BAM Fisher at end Paloma McGregor of residency Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, STEREOPSIS Urban Bush Women Dusan Tynek Dance Theatre Richard Chen See Paul Taylor Dance Company

WHAT WE DO 28 Education & Humanities | Professional Development Program

Community DO WE WHAT 29

BAM Fisher Block Party | Photo: Elena Olivo Elena Photo: | Party Block Fisher BAM

simulcast of the presidential inauguration. presidential the of simulcast

BLOCK PARTY BLOCK

year featuring Harry Belafonte and a live live a and Belafonte Harry featuring year

Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this this Jr., King, Luther Martin Dr. to Tribute

BUILDING

film screenings, and the Annual Brooklyn Brooklyn Annual the and screenings, film

bazaar, outdoor performances, exhibitions, exhibitions, performances, outdoor bazaar,

FESTIVE FISHER FISHER FESTIVE

Halloween celebration, the DanceAfrica DanceAfrica the celebration, Halloween

performances, the kid-centric BAMboo! BAMboo! kid-centric the performances,

INCLUDED A A INCLUDED

receptions in conjunction with mainstage mainstage with conjunction in receptions

MetroTech, Senior Cinema, community community Cinema, Senior MetroTech,

PROGRAMS programs including the R&B Festival at at Festival R&B the including programs

This year more than 100,000 attended attended 100,000 than more year This

community-oriented and free events. events. free and community-oriented BAM’S FREE FREE BAM’S BAM organizes and hosts numerous numerous hosts and organizes BAM

CVCV COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

Everybooty: Pride Party | Photo: Grace Chu

DANCEAFRICA BAZAAR Hosted by W. KAMAU BELL COMMUNITY LGBTQ EVENTS with DJ IDLEMIND PERFORMANCES AND EVERYBOOTY: PRIDE PARTY 40,000 visited this outdoor market “THE APPROPRIATE AGENT” Presented by BAM, curated by Spank, celebrating DanceAfrica PARTNERSHIPS Workshops & Activities: Hey Queen!, and Earl Dax. FAB FRIDAYS (outdoor performances) Percussion Workshop with Hector Morales Presented in partnership with FAB Featuring and Jean Rohe BLOCK PARTIES Alliance, Fulton Street Business LGBT artists and DJs who transformed Human Alphabet Movement Workshop Improvement District: the BAM Fisher with installations, music, More than 8,000 attended these festive with Pilobolus performances, and dancing. DJ Spinna events including entertainment and Silk screening with The Laundromat Project PILLOW THEORY fun family activities: Glass jar and postcard making with FOKUS PRIDE PARADE­­—BAM and New York City PERFORMING THE STREETS (outdoor Opera present Anna Nicole Motorcade Interactive video games with Babycastles performances) BAMBOO! Speed Chess with New York Chess and Presented in partnership with Downtown BAM FISHER BLOCK PARTY Games Brooklyn Arts Alliance and Downtown QUEER SOCIAL Brooklyn Partnership: Featuring outdoor performances, food Plus food by seven vendors and food trucks vendors, arts & crafts, games, building REBECCA JORDAN tours, and more to celebrate the opening PHIL KLINE’S BOOMBOX PARADE of the BAM Fisher, the newest addition to COMMUNITY RECEPTIONS (outdoor performances) BAM. Presented in partnership with FAB Alliance LIGHTHOUSE COMMUNITY LEADERS Performances by: and Make Music New York DANCEMOTION USASM COMMUNITY SHINE AND THE MOONBEAMS ART AND REVOLUTION: CELEBRATING LEADERS WILLIE MAE ROCK CAMP FOR GIRLS MIDDLE OF NOWHERE PANEL American Ballet Theatre’s Presented in partnership with Weeksville, ALL-STARS BAND THE NUTCRACKER ImageNation Cinema Foundation, and AABARAKI JULIUS CAESAR COMMUNITY LEADERS Akila Worksongs ALICE SMITH

WHAT WE DO 30 Community COMMUNITY

Senior Cinema | Photo: Elena Olivo

R&B FESTIVAL AT 26TH ANNUAL BROOKLYN Dr. James A Thornton, Salem SENIOR CINEMA Missionary Baptist Church METROTECH TRIBUTE TO DR. MARTIN BAM Senior Cinema is a free monthly film LUTHER KING, JR. Sandra Chapman, Deputy Borough This free outdoor summer concert President series for community members ages 65 series, attended by 25,000, features an BAM annually celebrates the memory of Christine Quinn, New York City and older. This popular program serves eclectic roster of legendary trailblazers Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a free event Council Speaker approximately 2,500 seniors in the local and emerging musical visionaries of filled with music, film, art, and moving Ron Shuler, Target District Team Leader community annually. R&B and world music. These lunchtime tributes from esteemed speakers and local performances are held at MetroTech community leaders. THE BIRDS COMMUNITY ART EXHIBITION Commons, located at the corner THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH PICTURE THE DREAM of Flatbush and Myrtle Avenues in KEYNOTE SPEAKER Collages created in workshops by children TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Downtown Brooklyn. Harry Belafonte, musician and from the Saratoga Village Community MODERN TIMES humanitarian Center, presented in collaboration with the CHARADE New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). 2012 LIVE SIMULCAST BULLITT The 57th presidential inauguration: VAN HUNT CASABLANCA Barack Obama SHEMEKIA COPELAND and NRBQ BAMCAFÉ LIVE (Part of MLK Tribute) OCEAN’S ELEVEN MUSICAL GUESTS THE ORCHESTRE POLY-RYTHMO BLACK ROCK COALITION ORCHESTRA TRANCES (Part of Mic Check) The Brooklyn Interdenominational Choir SALUTES RICHIE HAVENS PEDRITO MARTINEZ GROUP Kindred The Family Soul SUNSET BOULEVARD Stew (Passing Strange) EL GUSTO (Part of Mic Check) BLITZ THE AMBASSADOR SPEAKERS Maritri Garrett ALOE BLACC Marty Markowitz, Brooklyn THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW Borough President Kelset Warren (Pillow Theory) BUSINESS Dr. William L. Pollard, President, Medgar V. Jeffry Smith (The Family Stand) BONNIE AND CLYDE 2013 Evers College Darrell McNeill SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE MINT CONDITION Karen Brooks Hopkins, BAM President ZOZO-AFROBEAT ORCHESTRA STOOGES BRASS BAND WHAT WE DO 31 Community DANCEMOTION USASM

Doug Varone and Dancers and Brenda Angiel Aerial Dance Company | Photo: Mauro Dann

In the third season of DanceMotion USASM, artist Doug Varone selected Brenda Angiel 2013 TOURS SOCIAL MEDIA a program of the US Department of State Aerial Dance of Argentina to participate in Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs the US-based residency; in a three-week SPECTRUM DANCE THEATER AND DISTANCE produced by BAM, four outstanding American residency at SUNY Purchase, the companies (SEATTLE) dance companies participated in month-long held masterclasses and created a piece, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka outreach programs to facilitate cross-cultural culminating in successful Next Wave Festival

LEARNING exchange and mutual understanding. Through performances at the BAM Fisher. DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS workshops, master classes, artist talks, (NEW YORK) BROADENED creative collaborations, and performances, Distance learning initiatives increased, with Argentina, Paraguay, Peru these companies shared their artistic skills streaming open rehearsals, performances, THIS POPULAR and viewpoints while experiencing the host artist talks, and connecting students in countries’ cultural offerings. Buenos Aires and Brooklyn for a tango ILLSTYLE & PEACE PRODUCTIONS PROGRAM’S masterclass and milonga dance party. (PHILADELPHIA) Highlights included a hip-hop workshop for DMUSA launched a social media initiative Belarus, Russia, Ukraine handicapped students (Belarus), a workshop garnering 17,000 views on YouTube and

GLOBAL REACH with Sinhalese and Tamil dancers (Sri Lanka), more than 43,000 Facebook followers from HUBBARD STREET DANCE CHICAGO a collaboration with Algerian National Ballet, 54 countries, with top engagement from (CHICAGO) and a creative exchange with YouTube sensation Algeria, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Nepal. Algeria, Morocco, Spain La Orquestra Reciclada (Paraguay). DMUSA 3

WHAT WE DO 32 DanceMotion USASM VISUAL ART

BAM COMMISSIONS AND EXHIBITS VISUAL ART IN WIDE-RANGING LOCATIONS, FROM BAM FISHER LOBBY TO FLATBUSH AVENUE

BAMBILL COVER ARTISTS FALL 2012 SPRING 2013 SPECIAL PROJECTS AND EVENTS CKTV 2012 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL: NEXT WAVE ART: Immersive video, sound, performance, and Moving the Still @ BAM Rosemarie Trockel, Language Change, Daniel Arsham 2012, synthetic plaster, wood, acrylic. installation work in which artists created GIFs by 50 artists Tatiana Berg karaoke videos 29.5” x 23.5” x 3.5”, courtesy Sprüth Flatbush Avenue digital BAM sign Denise Kupferschmidt Magers Berlin London Curated by Cleopatra’s Rachel Owens Natman Room Transcultural Express: Irina Korina, Chapel 2013 SPRING SEASON: David Scnavino March On! Mixed media installation Duke Riley, Farewell, All Joys! More Fools Kim Westfall than Wise, 2013, composite, glass, and Organized by David Harper Inspired by the 1963 Great March on Peter Jay Sharp Lobby Washington mirror tile on wood, 54” x 54”, courtesy of Peter Jay Sharp Building Lobby the artist and Magnan Metz Gallery 9th Annual BAMart Silent Auction Derrick Adams Gesture Performing Dance, Dance Simone Leigh Performing Gesture, 2012, 37’ x 7’, collage, Kenya Robinson oil, ink, plaster, enamel Hank Willis Thomas Mickalene Thomas Mural by José Parlá, commissioned by BAM

Richard B. Fisher Building Wrapped Future (Triangle Park) Additional sculptures hung in BAM Site-specific installation by Lim Sokchanlina Fisher atrium A project of IN RESIDENCE, the visual art program of Season of Cambodia

Falling Clock, 2012 | Photo: Daniel Arsham

WHAT WE DO 33 Visual Art Okwui Okpokwasili and Nora Chipaumire in Miriam | 2012 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Isabel Zimmerman

PasPAST AND FUTURE DIGITAL MEDIA

BAM.org BAM.org/blog BAM.org/video Facebook.com/BAMstage Twitter.com/BAM_Brooklyn Instagram.com/BAM_Brooklyn

From the explosion of BAM-produced video to the launch of mobile ecommerce to our wildly successful use of Instagram, this was a time of rapid growth and success for BAM’s web and electronic media ventures.

WEB SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Launched mobile ecommerce Instagram had 19,000 followers in first year BAM produced 72 original videos Launched video signage in the BAM Fisher

Designed and built Facebook followers grew by 35% HIGHLIGHTS: New, high-resolution screen for the Ignite campaign web experience Einstein on the Beach trailer Flatbush Avenue sign Twitter followers grew by 52% Designed and built Baby Einstein (7,000 first-day views BAM Visual Art/Marketing Collaboration CrossingBrooklynFerry.com HIGHLIGHTS: on Moving the Still GIF festival Twitter Q&A with Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Laramie Project Artist Talk Launched comprehensive digital Bausch company members advertising campaigns, resulting in 365,000 YouTube views (100,000 more 46 million impressions and a 760% ROI Roman Tragedies Twitter and than FY12) Instagram campaign Lifetime YouTube views reached 1 million Live event tweeting #MLKBK #DanceAfrica #BKFerry 60% international viewers on YouTube

David Byrne bike racks re-naming contest Digital signage at the BAM Fisher Lobby (above) and mural by

José Parlá (below) | Photo: Francis Dzikowski

WHAT WE DO 35 Digital Media BAM HAMM ARCHIVES

The BAM Hamm Archives serves as a vital will provide access to video samples displays and exhibitions; and contributing resource for artists, historians, students, DIGITIZATION of performances, artist talks, printed to BAM publications including the BAM and art aficionados. It holds one of the ephemera, and other media, widening Blog. The Archives also provides tours of preeminent collections of historic and WILL MAKE BAM’s commitment to a global audience. BAM. The collection is temporarily located contemporary performance materials The Iconic Artist Talks, a collaboration at One MetroTech Center in Downtown including photos, posters, playbills, press THE BAM between the Archives and Education Brooklyn and is open by appointment clippings, brochures, and audio visual & Humanities Department, provides a Monday though Friday during normal materials dating back to the 1860s. ARCHIVE forum—utilizing original performance business hours. footage and images from the archives—for Major support for the BAM Hamm Archives The BAM Hamm Archives is in the process ACCESSIBLE important artists to discuss their oeuvres Center comes from Charles J. and Irene F. of making these materials available online at BAM. Hamm and the Leon Levy Foundation. via a large-scale digitization project made possible with generous support from ONLINE The Archives directs projects of institutional Photo of Pina Bausch by Jeffrey Henson Scales/ the Leon Levy Foundation. This digital importance, such as oral histories; creating HSP Archive repository—the Leon Levy Digital Archive—

PAST AND FUTURE 36 BAM Hamm Archives MEMBERSHIP

BAM audiences are some of the most BAM Cinema Club members support world- Producers Council receive a host of VIP MEMBERS passionate and dedicated arts supporters class first-run and repertory films at BAM privileges, including personalized ticket in New York City, and it shows in our Rose Cinemas. Movie Buff-level members handling and concierge services, invitations member programs. Friends of BAM unites receive $5 off admission to the cinemas to all opening-night parties and working CAN ACCESS enthusiasts who support the diverse arts and Movie Mogul-level members attend rehearsals, access to donor lounges, and at BAM. Members receive an array of films for free all year. Other benefits include invitations to exclusive events. This year’s PREVIEWS, benefits including members-only advance invitations to monthly screenings and Producers Council Celebration paired a ticket access, waived ticket handling discussions with international and national performance of Ímã & Sem Mim by Brazil’s REHEARSALS, fees, and invitations to exclusive events; filmmakers, priority access to BAMcinema- Grupo Corpo with a festive post-show party this year’s included a reception with Fest and other special screenings and with the company. For donors of $2,500 AND SPECIAL Cambodian fashion and costume designer series like Hitchcock 9, and a members- and above, the Chairman’s Circle dinner, Sylvain Lim in conjunction with the Royal only sneak preview of The East. hosted by BAM’s Chairman of the Board, Ballet of Cambodia’s performance of The offered lively conversation followed by a EVENTS Legend of Apsara Mera, a rehearsal of SITI The Producers Council and Chairman’s performance of The Legend of Apsara Mera Company’s Trojan Women and Ivo von Circle—individuals who provide annual featuring the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. ALONGSIDE Hove’s Roman Tragedies, and a special support starting at $1,500—comprise supporters as extraordinary as the work concert screening of Atys introduced by Patrons in the Opera House | Photo: Kyle Dean Reinford ARTISTS conductor William Christie. they make possible. Members of the

WHAT WE DO 37 Membership Donka | 2012 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Viviana Cangialosi

WhoWHO WE ARE BAM BOARD Year ending June 30, 2013

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

WHO WE ARE 39 BAM Board BAM SUPPORTERS

Mikhail Prokhorov Fund Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Inc. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Kirkland & Ellis $500,000 The Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation The Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Foundation Ethan Klingsberg brigitte nyc National Endowment for the Arts Arthouros Pozov Brian Stafford Kevin Lauri Brooklyn Community Foundation National Grid The Reed Foundation Starry Night Fund François & Calleen Letaconnoux Chase The New York Community Trust The Jerome Robbins Foundation, Inc. The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust The Levine Foundation The City of New York New York State Council on the Arts Jennifer Small & Adam Wolfensohn The Geraldine Stutz Trust, Inc. Estate of Phyllis H. Lichtenstein The Irene Diamond Fund Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York Santander Trust for Mutual Understanding John Lipsky & Zsuzsanna Karasz Dormitory Authority of the State of New York Pfizer Inc. Joseph A. Stern Vital Projects Fund Carley Roney & David Liu Estate of Richard B. Fisher Rockefeller Brothers Fund Surdna Foundation, Inc. Xerox Corporation Briehan Lynch & Alexander Evis Jeanne Donovan Fisher The Rockefeller Foundation Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Barbara & David Zalaznick M&T Bank Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Jonathan F.P. & Diana Calthorpe Rose Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Foundation Estate of Martha Zalles Mattis Family Foundation The Howard Gilman Foundation May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Steve Tisch Foundation Ann Ziff Hamish Maxwell Goldman Sachs Gives Pablo J. Salame Anonymous Anonymous Scott C. McDonald The Leona M. & Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. Constance & H. Roemer McPhee Diane & Adam E. Max The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund Medgar Evers College Gifts and Grants McKinsey & Company, Inc. The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Joyce F. Menschel New York City Council The Skirball Foundation $25,000 $10,000 Merck & Co., Inc. New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Stavros Niarchos Foundation The Achelis Foundation Absolut Vodka, Seagram Americas Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. New York City Economic Development Corporation The Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Charitable Trust Jody & John Arnhold The Aeroflex Foundation Edward S. Moore Foundation Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin Target Banco Santander S.A. Roger Alcaly & Helen Bodian Morgan Stanley Office of the Brooklyn Borough President Time Warner Inc. BNY Mellon Susan L. Baker & Michael R. Lynch Charles M. Nathan & Alisa F. Levin The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Pedro Jose Torres & Cecilia Picon The Barker Welfare Foundation The Howard Bayne Fund New England Foundation for the Arts’ The SHS Foundation The Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation Mercedes T. Bass Tony Bechara National Dance Project Ronald P. Stanton/The Delancey Foundation John L. & Eva Usdan Anne H. 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Fox Fribourg Family Foundation Charles and Mildred Schnurmacher Foundation British Airways Beth & Gary Allen Glynn Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Timothy & Julie Sebunya Betsy and Ed Cohen/Areté Foundation The Grand Marnier Foundation Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Jon & NoraLee Sedmak $100,000 The Corinthian Foundation Charles Hayden Foundation David & Susie Gilbert Adi Shamir & Richard D. Baron Ide & David Dangoor David L. Klein, Jr. Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Sills Family Foundation Altman Foundation The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Dan & Abbe Klores Elaine Golin Susan & Larry Sills Booth Ferris Foundation Brendan & Barbara Dugan Hon. Brad Lander, New York City Council Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP Ted Snowdon William I. Campbell & Christine Wächter-Campbell Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art Frederick Loewe Foundation, Inc. Lela Goren Mr. & Mrs. Howard Solomon Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Thérèse M. Esperdy & Robert G. 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Harrison Foundation Trust Onassis Foundation (USA) Dozier Hasty & Nancy Havens-Hasty Theater, a program of FACE The Florence Gould Foundation Penn & Diane Holsenbeck Gabriel & Lindsay Pizzi In Memory of Robert Sklar Tony Randall Theatrical Fund Charles J. & Irene F. Hamm Hutchins Family Foundation R/GA Cheryl Henson & Ed Finn Jane M. Timken IFC The Lepercq Charitable Foundation Sarah & Spencer Robertson Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP The Travelers Companies, Inc. Stephanie & Timothy Ingrassia Grace Lyu-Volckhausen Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund Sophie Hughes Michael Tuch Foundation, Inc. Frederick Iseman Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation The David Rockefeller Fund, Inc. Alan Jones & Ashley Garrett Wendy vanden Heuvel The Emily Davie & Joseph S. Kornfeld Foundation Gilda & John P. McGarry Jr. Rolex SA Barbara Haws & William Josephson The Weininger Foundation, Inc. Robin & Edgar Lampert Mertz Gilmore Foundation Anna Kuzmik Sampas & George Sampas Miriam Katowitz & Arthur Radin Williams & Connolly LLP Stephen & Maribelle Leavitt MetLife Foundation Paul T. & Joanne W. Schnell Gene & Terry Kaufman Carol Yorke & Gerard Conn Toby Devan Lewis The Ambrose Monell Foundation The Evelyn Sharp Foundation Kaye Scholer LLP Anonymous James I. McLaren & Lawton W. Fitt Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Christoph & Flora Kimmich Donald R. Mullen Jr. WHO WE ARE 40 BAM Supporters Diana Elzey Pinover & Eugene A. Pinover Channing Daughters Winery Lynford Family Charitable Trust $5,000 Bradley Radoff Stuart H. Coleman Dianne MacKenzie $1,500 The American Chai Trust Linda Randall and Gerald Hazelbauer Ranny Cooper & David Smith Anne Mackinnon Lauren Abend Matthew & Krista Annenberg Mr. & Mrs. William Rayner Breukelein Institute/Dennis Corrado Marks Paneth & Shron LLP Denny Abrams David Ashen Frances A. Resheske The Cowles Charitable Trust Jan Marks Brice Acosta Theodore Bartwink Tracey & Phillip Riese Kimberly Cox John Martinez & Andrea Bozzo Caroline P. Addison Denise Bernardo & Eddie Muentes E. John & Patricia Rosenwald The Criterion Collection Richard J. Massey Affirmation Arts Fund JJ & Michelle Berney Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation Tim & Cecelia Crowhurst Jack McGowan & Kathy Muscato Cherylyn & Chris Ahrens Paula & Earl Black Jack Sanderson Peter & Katharine Darrow Sharon & Curt Mechling Ronald & June Ahrens Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Lynn C. Schneider Elizabeth De Cuevas Norma & Randy Moore Tahsin Alam & Naadia Quader Samy Brahimy & Lizanne Merrill Roberta Seidman Jennie & Richard Descherer Peter & Jenna Nashel Douglas & Carla Albrect Albert & June S. Cardinali Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff & Hunter Lewis Frederick N. & Michele Oka Doner Michael Newhouse Daniel Algrant Lawrence Chanen Leslie Smith & Michael Uzer Fiona Morgan Fein & Harvey Fein Linda Nochlin Pommer Tim Allen Jim Chervenak Jeanne & Steven Stellman Barbara J. Fife Christopher A. Noey & Ghiora Aharoni Donald Allison & Sumiko Ito Timothy & Carol Cole Stop & Stor Charitable Fund Britton & Melina Fisher David & Janet Offensend Mark Almeida & Theresa Galvin Rebekah Coleman & Ian Rusten Elizabeth F. Stribling David W. Fitts William McGinty & Bianca Orlando Kristina Anderson & Nathan Ophardt The Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Foundation Andrew & Blake Foote Jim & Mary Ottaway Margo Anderson The Aaron Copland Fund for Music, Inc. Michael M. Thomas Robert L. Forbes Meredith Palmer Virginia Anderson Stuart D. Freedman & Carla E. Craig Hon. Roger Tilles Mr. & Mrs. Austin T. Fragomen, Jr. Bill and Patty Dugan Perlmuth Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation Crunch Alice Tisch M. Derene & Julius Frazier Antonia Pew Peter Balis & Brian Goldston Bonni & Peter Curran Pedro Torres Jr. Cultural Services of the French Embassy in PricewaterhouseCoopers Andrew Lerner & Maryam Banikarim The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Teresa Tsai the United States Aleksey Pryadko Nancy Barber David Edelstein Victor R. Wright Foundation Paul A. Gangsei & Susan Herman Marcel Przymusinski Andrea Barbieri Robert and Mercedes Eichholz Foundation Margo & Anthony Viscusi Garth Fagan Dance Leslie & David Puth Wilhelmina Barker Dwight W. and Ann C. Ellis Watkins & Eager PLLC Lynn Gilbert Relevent Hugo Barreca & Wendy Schlemm Caryl Englander Jill Weinstein MaryAnne Gilmartin Peter & Susan Restler Andy Basore Jr. Samuel Feldman & Marilyn Meyerhoff John R. Wellschlager & Elizabeth D. McDermott Virginia Gliedman Martha Roberts Martine Beamon & Eddie Joyce Jim Fonzi Francis H. Williams Rhonna & Ezra Goodman Richard Rochford Nathaniel Beck & Karen Hackett In honor of Bob Greenberg from Frankfurt John D. Winter Joseph Gordon & Mark Bauer Mr. & Mrs. David Rockefeller Kathleen Begala & Yves-Andre Istel Kurnit Klein & Selz Nina Winthrop Gordon & Mary Gould Seth Rosenberg & Catherine Lebow Anka & Louis Begley Laurie Garrett Carolyn & H.L. Wise Larry E. Dumont, M.D. & Martin Gould Alberto Sanchez & Sonia Vela Richard & Elizabeth Bellingham Nomi Ghez Foundation Elizabeth & Richard Witten Francis Greenburger & Isabelle Autones Ira Schreger Alan Berenbaum Francis Goelet Charitable Lead Trusts Claire & Curtis Wood Peter & Monika Greenleaf Nancy Schuh Judith Berg Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Gray Anonymous Noa Guy Tatiana Serafin Raphael & Jane Bernstein/Parnassus Foundation Regina M. Griffin Willie Hacker Ted & Mary Jo Shen Susan V. Berresford Scott & Ellen Hand Hartley & Marks Publishers, Inc. Professor Stuart Sherman Stefanie Birkmann & Sunil Savkar The Jim Henson Foundation Justin Haythe Gil Shiva Dr. David Biro Cecilia & James Herbert $2,500 James G. Croghan & Louis R. Hedgecock Shook, Hardy & Bacon, LLP Jeffrey Blair Dr. Natalie J. Hubbard Linda & Max Addison Jennifer Herman Barbara Simmons Jennie & Jake Blair Richard Hulbert Jacqueline & Joseph Aguanno Hewitt School Patricia J. S. Simpson Robert & Allison Blinken Linda & Lawton Johnson Carmen Allen Dr. Arlene Heyman, MD Ellynne Skove Alison Blood Julia Kahr & Brian Colton Mark Allison & Stephanie Holmquist Jane Holzka & Mark A. Winther Congresswoman Louise Slaughter Sheldon & Jill Bonovitz Mary Kantor Alvin J. 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WHO WE ARE 41 BAM Supporters Catherine C. Cox Douglas & Jessica Healy Liese & Peter Mayer Michael Shea & Armen Marsoobian Peter & Mary Coy Joanna Hedge Deborah McAlister & Christopher Jones Vivien & Michael Shelanski Michele Cubic & Raymond Velazquez John Heilemann Joseph McDonagh Olatokumbo & Sheethal Shobowale Sebastian Cucullu Kris Heinzelman Dale McDonald Melanie Shugart Ellen & John Curtis Jillian & Sam Herschkowitz Kathryn A. McDonald Anne P. Sidamon-Eristoff Linda Dennery Samuel & Hagit Hertz Paul McIsaac & Ricki Roer Larry & Ashley Silverman Marie Derosa & Richard McNeil Charlotte Herzele Larysa McKenna Simon Sinek Rohit & Katherine Desai Adam & Sita Hess Gordon McLeod & Melanie Grisanti Michele Singer Edwin & Paula DeYoung Adria & Donald Hillman Elizabeth McMahon & Patrick Burns Loren & Marlene Skeist Raphael Di Tommaso & Jenna Bernstein The Hoffman Law Firm Ashley & Brittany Melone skinnyskinny Diana Diamond & John Alschuler Lily & Joel Hoffman Claudine & Aeric Meredith-Goujon Elaine Sloan Hester Diamond Frank Holozubiec Pamela Michaelcheck Nancy Smid & John King Trey Ditto Mark Horowitz Franny Milberg Douglas Smith Anne & John Dockery Katherine Hosford & Christopher Welch Donald & Gwen Moffat Matthew Patrick Smyth Dr. Jack Downhill Jr. Karen Howitt Adrian Mojica Susan Snodgrass Pamela Drexel Michael Huber & Lauren Seikaly Mary Moloney & Robert Barocci Lavinia Branca Snyder James Duffy Betty Lou Hudson Michael & Ginger Montel Kenneth Soehner Violet & Christopher Eagan Steven & Susan Jacobson Maria Montoya Andrew P. Solomon & Elizabeth Bartman Frederick Eberstadt David & Amy Jaffe Kathy Morton & David Nadelman Richard & Mimi Somerby William S. Ehrlich & Ruth Lloyds Christopher Johnson Nancy Abraham & Arnold Moss Jeffrey Soref Suzan & Fred Ehrman T. Radey Johnson & Jane Platt Edward Nahem Annaliese Soros Erica’s Rugelach General Judd and Cristina Casanas-Judd Marguerite Nougué-Sans Dr. Rogelio Sosnik & Dr. Irene Cairo Gail Erickson & Christa Rice Genevieve Kahr & Dan Freedberg Tiffany Nowell Mark Spatola Lorren Erstad & David Lerner Kenneth Kail & Ivy Hwang James C. & Marie Nugent-Head Marlas Barbara Stanton Richard & Florence Fabricant Alex and Ada Katz NYC & Company Gillian Steel Thomas Faust Aaron & Jacquie Katzel Judy Fell & Barry Okun Michael & Marjorie Stern Andrew & Audrey Feiner Kevin Keating Roger W. Oliver Deborah Stewart & James Mintz Ronald E. Feiner Esq. 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Frankel Melva Bucksbaum & Raymond Learsy Sandra Pierson Prior Coralie Toevs Katherine Freygang Matthew & Sabrina Leblanc Jacob Remes Michael Toledano Friars Foundation Helena Lee & Richard Klapper Me & Ro Valery & Chauncey Upson Effie & Robert Fribourg Roseanne Legrand Rucola Sashi & Nicholas Valtz Steven Friedlander Bruce Leibstone Richmond Hills High School Dino Veronese Ms. Eleanor Friedman Julius Leiman-Carbia & Kyle Smith Juergen Riehm & Jody Oberfelder Diana Viñoly Interiors Todd & Treacy Gaffney Carol & Joel Levy Katherine E. Ringer Jonathan Wachsman Duane McLaughlin & M. Salomé Galib Richard Levy & Lorraine Gallard Ann Rittenberg David Wagner Al Garner Jeffrey Lewis & Karin Miller-Lewis John Rockwell & Linda Mevorach Marcus Wainwright & Glenna Neece Lynda & Marvin Geller Kitty C. Linder Carole & Alex Rosenberg Howard & Ruth Warshower Dr. Peter L. 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WHO WE ARE 42 BAM Supporters BAM STAFF

Tanya Calamoneri, DanceMotion USASM, Project Manager John Manderbach, Head Electrician, HT EXECUTIVES: Sophia Shackleton, DanceMotion USASM, Edward Donohue, Master of Properties, HT DEVELOPMENT: Karen Brooks Hopkins, President Project Coordinator Alison Dabdoub, Sound Engineer, HT INDIVIDUAL GIVING Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer Danny Kapilian, Producer, R&B Festival, MetroTech Joe Werner, Assistant Carpenter, HT William Lynch, Director of Leadership Gifts Alice Bernstein, Executive Vice President Steven Serafin, Special Consultant & Editor, BAM: The Oscar Gruchalski, Richard Wurzbach, Utility Men Barbara Cummings, Director of Development Matthew Bregman, Vice President for Development Complete Works Mary Lou Houston, Wardrobe Supervisor Glenn Alan Stiskal, Director of Major Gifts Stephanie S. Hughley, Vice President of Education & ARTIST SERVICES Gwendolyn Dunaif, Major Gifts Manager Humanities ARCHIVES Mary Reilly, Director of Artist Services Richard Serrano, Research Manager Soo Pak, Vice President of Marketing & Communications Sharon Lehner, Director of Archives Rachel Katwan, Artist Services Manager David Harper, BAM Visual Art Curator Keith Stubblefield, Chief Financial Officer and Vice Sarah Gentile, Digital Project Archivist Stacey Dinner, Jeannine Baca, Artist Services Ben Lasser, Major Gifts Coordinator President of Finance & Administration Louie Fleck,, Archives Coordinator Representatives Elizabeth Sarkady, Administrative Coordinator Ryan Evans, Joseph Bradshaw, Karyn Anonia, Travis Calvert, Major Gifts Assistant Processing Archivists Anita Goss, Volunteer Librarian THEATER MANAGEMENT MEMBERSHIP Christine M. Gruder, Theater Manager PRESIDENT’S OFFICE: Larysa McKenna, Jonna Pressman, Volunteers Katherine King, Director of Membership Programs John L. Jones, Associate Theater Manager Alexandra Siladi, Project Coordinator Sarah Mischner, Interim Manager of Membership Sonia Clayton, Jacqueline David, Leroy Houston, Grace Eubank, Administrative Assistant Programs Theater Staff Supervisors Bruce Smolanoff, Telefund Manager Spider Duncan Christopher, BAMbus Manager BAM ROSE CINEMAS GENERAL MANAGEMENT: Cheryl-Lyn Miller, Membership Assistant Efi Shahar, Cinema Executive Manager Patrick J. Scully, General Manager Jessica Benton, Allison Bodwell, Danielle Davenport, Michael Katz, Projectionist Sarah Bierenbaum, Assistant General Manager BUILDING OPERATIONS Jennifer Douglas, Jahna Ferron-Smith, Benjamin Adam Goldberg, Assistant Manager Kevin Condardo, GM Budget Manager Cameron Christensen, Director of Building Operations Gansky, David Goldstein, Kelley Green, Kimberly Andreea Drogeanu, Davina Roberts, Anthony Shields Jr., Molly Rodino, GM Coordinator, Budgets & Contracts Samuel Velez, Security Manager Howard, Samantha Inniss, Melissa Krzywicki, Stepha Head Floor Staff Jaclyn Bouton, Sara Danielsen, Event Supervisors Wilbur Alvanza, Building Manager nie Lane, Jacklyn Lawrence, Emilie McDonald, Liana Agredo, Project Coordinator Darryl Halickman, Project Manager Rhonda Merrill, Christie Neptune, Adrienne Reynolds, BAMCINÉMATEK Morgan Green, Administrative Assistant Markee Glover, Mailroom Clerk Matthew Savarese, Naomi Schegloff, Joshua Smilo Ron London, Assistant Mailroom Clerk vitz, Amanda Wilder, Saarah Zebede, Membership Gabriele Caroti, Director of BAMcinématek Yosess Allen, Steve McDowell, Building Services Representatives Nellie Killian, David Reilly, Programmers PRODUCTION Associates Lisa Thomas, Publicist Neil Kutner, Director of Production Alysha Wright, Building Operations Coordinator Andrew Chan, Marketing Coordinator Don Coleman, Josh Escajeda, GRANTS Jesse Trussell, Programming Assistant Associate Production Managers Kirsten Munro, Director Grants Hannah Thomas, Publicity & Marketing Assistant Paul Bartlett, Jennifer Grutza, Audrey Hoo, Dylan BUILDING MAINTENANCE Bethany Basile, Grants Manager Ryan Werner, Programmer at Large Nachand, Production Supervisors Anthony Shields, Maintenance Supervisor Kailin Husayko, Grants Writer Ryan Gastelum, Danielle Colburn, Carl Blango, Calvin Brackett, Amon Greene, Lydia Brunner, Mimi Meserve, Grants Coordinators Production Coordinators Ronald Hunter, Maintainers Yeji Cha, CORPORATE RELATIONS ARTISTIC PROGRAMMING: Administrative Coordinator SECURITY Chantal Bernard, Director of Corporate Relations Melvin Patterson, Manuel Taveras, Supervising Stonie Darling, Department Manager Gwendolyn Pointer, Director, Corporate Sponsorships/ Att endant Guards Ross Marshall, Manager of Artistic Planning STAGE CREW New Business Development Kenneth Aguillera, Collie Dean, Senior Attendant Guards Molli Duckworth, Administrative Assistant Thomas Paulucci, Crew Chief Ashley Jacobson, Corporate Relations Manager Cyrus Similly, Head Carpenter, OH Marlon Desouza, Felix Jusino, Kevin Lemon, Teonia Mariam Rahmani, New Business Development Smith, Andel Thomas, Michael Whyte, PROGRAMS & CURATORIAL Timothy Fuller, Flyman, OH James D’Adamo, Head Electrician, OH Attendant Guards Nick Schwartz-Hall, Project Line Producer PATRON SERVICES Amy Domjan, Assistant Electrician, OH Amy Cassello, Associate Producer, Next Wave Festival Angela Romualdez, Director of Patron Services Bill Horton Jr., Master of Properties, OH Darrell M. McNeill, Associate Producer, Music CUSTODIAL SERVICES Ramzi Awn, Patron Services Manager Marc Putz, Sound Engineer, OH R. Michael Blanco, DanceMotion USASM, Project Director Ramon Cabassa, Custodial Supervisor Michael Kendrick, Patron Services Coordinator James Kehoe, Head Carpenter, HT Allan Boyce, Ludlow Chamberlain, Isaias Flores, Mayra Jessica Hindle, Samantha Duffy, Patron Services Guillen, Brezhnev Mesa, Ron Rathan, Akeon Thomas, Assistants Custodians

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SPECIAL EVENTS TEACHING ARTISTS DIGITAL MEDIA Margaret Breed, Director of Special Events Sékou Alájé, Harold Akyeampong, Jennifer Armas, Mo Stephen Litner, Director of Digital Media FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION: Ellen Leszynski, Administrative Coordinator Jessica Foreman, Special Events Manager Beasley, Melissa Brown, Mahogany Browne, Chia-Ti Christina Vermillion, Digital Producer James Vause, Special Events Coordinator Chiu, Darian Dauchan, Emily Davis, Danielle Durchslag, Jacob Strauss, Digital Marketing Manager Jessica Hackett, Paloma Wake, Special Events Assistants Harris Eisenstadt, Imani Faye, Kimani Fowlin, Samara Aaron Weibel, Digital Product Coordinator FINANCE Gaev, Ingrid Gordon, Ren Jackson, Lauren Keating, Nicholas Breul, Digital Production Assistant Brian Herrin, Controller ENDOWMENT & PLANNED GIVING Shaun Kelly, Nicole Kempskie, Farai Malianga, Hector Benjamin Cohen, Manager of Video & Media Production Tameka White, Assistant Manager Alexander Guns, Catherine Lee, Denis Azaro, Endowment & Planned Giving Director Morales, Kwesi Nkroma, Lauretta Noble, LeeAnet Claudia Bailey, Budget Manager Video Production Assistants Alexandra Biss, Board Relations Coordinator Noble, Pamela Patrick, Baba Wali Rahman, Mike Samuel Grello, Accounts Receivable Coordinator Ramsey, Gwenyth Reitz, Najee Ritter, Victor Sanchez, Brian Gee, Accounting Associate Robby Stamper, Rohiatou Siby, Karen Thornton-Daniels, MARKETING Michael Hurst, Accounts Payable Administrator Leese Walker, Shannon Michael Wamser, Adia Whitaker Gillian Fallon, Director of Marketing SPECIAL PROJECTS EDUCATION & HUMANITIES: Raphaele de Boisblanc, Claire Frisbie, Cynthia Lugo, Jeremy Dewey, Director, Project Management Marketing Managers Suzanne Youngerman, Director, Education & Family Katie Dixon, Director, Special Projects Robert Wood, Copywriter Programs Jenny Choi, Copy Editor John P. Tighe, Assistant Director MARKETING & CAPITAL PROJECTS Lily Friedman, Fiscal Coordinator John S. Foster, Education Manager Jonathan Jones, Director, Capital Projects COMMUNICATIONS: Britt Aronovich, Marketing Analyst Jennifer Leeson, Administrative Coordinator Matthew Baclini, Capital Projects Analyst Allison Kadin, Marketing Assistant Gwendolyn Kelso, Eveline Chang, Program Managers BOX OFFICE Carl Gillen, Capital Projects Manager Fred Dorso, Treasurer Jamie Kraus, Marketing Projects Assistant Cathleen Plazas, Internship Coordinator Laura Grady, Capital Projects Coordinator Nathan Gelgud, Box Office Manager/Program Associate Marsha Rosenberg, First Assistant Treasurer Shana Parker, Event Manager Kevin McLoughlin, Charlie Dolce, Russell Grier, Victor STRATEGIC MARKETING Tamar MacKay, Rebekah Gordon, Administrative Jouvert, Assistant Treasurers Molly Meloy, Director of Strategic Marketing FISCAL Assistants Melanie Cherry, Justin Monsen, Marketing Managers Kozue Oshiro, Fiscal & Operations Director PUBLICITY Jessica Goldschmidt, Copywriter Tamisha Rappaport, Adam Sachs, Fiscal Managers Sandy Sawotka, Director of Publicity Douglas Fischer, Fiscal Coordinator HUMANITIES Susan Yung, Publications Manager TICKET & CUSTOMER SERVICES Violaine Huisman, Director of Humanities Joe Guttridge, Adriana Leshko, Sarah Garvey, G. Scott Kubovsak, Director of Ticket and GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Molly Silberberg, Humanities Assistant Publicity Managers Customer Services Tamara McCaw, Director of Government & David Hsieh, Monica Ortiz Rossi, Publicists Royda C. Venture, Ticket Services Manager Community Affairs LEAD INSTRUCTORS Lauren Morrow, Publicity Assistant Giovanny Lopez, Ticket Services Coordinator Dewonnie Frederick, Community Affairs & Joshua Cabat, Young Film Critics Latasha McNeil, Assistant Manager Bazaar Coordinator Michael LoMonico, Shakespeare Teaches Teachers DESIGN Ryan Mauldin, Kristina Vega, Darrly Brodie Senior Ticket Victor Rodriguez, Government & Community Affairs Nicole Kempskie, Young Critics Clara Cornelius, Director of Design Services Representatives Assistant Jenny Rocha, Dancing into the Future Adam Hitt, Patrick Morin, Senior Designers Jonas Angelet, Brandii Banks, Anaïs Blin, Monique Pat Hall, BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Coordinator Ryan Rowlett, Senior Interactive Designer Davis, Chari Dawes, Robert Ebanks, Joya Harris, Cey Adams, Samara Gaev, Arts & Justice Program Katie Positerry, Interactive Designer Sindy Jean, Katora Matthews, Edgar Mendoza, War Michelle Angelosanto, Designer ren Ng, Elsie Pacella, Shanice Tulley, Noel Vega, Casey Cleverly, Design Studio Coordinator Althea Wilkinson, Ticket Services Representatives

WHO WE ARE 44 BAM Staff Julian Gamble and John Turturro in The Master Builder | 2013 Winter/Spring | Photo: Stephanie Berger NumbersNUMBERS 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 2013, and Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2013 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: 2012 2013 Liabilities and Net Assets: 2012 2013

Current Assets: Liabilities: Cash and Cash Equivalents 9,386,038 1,829,870 Current Liabilities: Due from NYC 1,477,910 - Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 7,174,346 5,071,128 Accounts and Other Receivables 658,194 726,946 Due to BAM Endowment Trust 780,000 1,257,861 Pledges Receivable 14,458,859 11,563,074 Deferred Revenue 1,075,550 728,325 Prepaid Expenses and Other Current Assets 1,950,760 3,058,682 Total Current Liabilities 9,029,8956 7,057,314 Total Current Assets 27,931,761 17,178,572 Noncurrent Liabilities: Long Term Assets: Notes Payable 500,000 275,267 Total Long Term Pledges Receivable 5,913,081 12,812,404 Total Liabilities 9,529,896 7,332,581 Property & Equipment 52,703,658 65,533,096 Beneficial interest in BAM Endowment Trust 80,872,090 87,877,935 Net Assets: Total Long Term Assets 139,488,829 166,223,435 Unrestricted: General Operations 579,332 5,058 Board Designated Funds 1,650,000 800,000 Total Assets 167,420,590 183,402,007 Net Investment in Property and Equipment 52,772,608 64,990,349 Total Unrestricted 55,001,940 65,795,407

Restricted: Temporarily Restricted 24,902,005 32,014,064 Permanently Restricted 77,986,749 78,259,955 Total Net Assets 157,890,694 176, 069,426

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 167,420,590 183,402,007

NUMBERS 46 BAM Financial Statements BAM FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES For the years ending June 30, 2012 and 2013

Total Total Total Total Board Total Temporary Permanently Total Board Total Temporary Permanently Total Unrestricted Designated Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2012 Unrestricted Designated Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2013 Operating Revenue: Support: Special Events Revenue 1,782,389 0 1,782,389 271,955 0 2,054,344 1,975,762 0 1,975,762 0 0 11,975,762 Less Spec Event Expenses (618,733) 0 (618,733) 0 0 (618,733) (805,102) 0 (805,102) 0 0 (805,102) Special events, Net 1,163,656 0 1,163,656 271,955 0 1,435,611 1,170,660 0 1,170,660 0 0 1,170,660 The City of New York 2,937,234 0 2,937,234 0 0 2,937,234 2,854,024 0 2,854,024 0 0 2,854,024 New York State 234,350 0 234,350 250,000 0 484,350 22,500 0 22,500 156,458 - 178,958 Federal Government 1,194,976 0 1,194,976 80,000 0 1,274,976 1,539,907 0 1,539,907 85,000 0 1,624,907 Private Sector 12,934,459 0 12,934,459 15,524,228 0 28,458,687 13,679,213 0 13,679,213 13,078,438 0 26,757,651 Distribution from BAM Endowment Trust 3,008,640 0 3,008,640 0 0 3,008,640 3,337,860 0 3,337,860 0 0 3,337,860 Net Assets Released 10,911,577 0 10,911,577 (10,911,577) 0 0 10,024,379 0 10,024,379 (10,024,379) 0 0 Total Support 32,384,893 0 32,384,893 5,214,606 0 37,599,499 32,628,543 0 32,628,543 3,295,517 0 35,924,060

Earned Revenue: Performance and Co-Presenter 17,626,187 0 17,626,187 0 0 17,626,187 10,166,824 0 10,166,824 0 0 10,166,824 BAM Rose Cinema 2,851,775 0 2,851,775 0 0 2,851,775 3,131,092 0 3,131,092 0 0 3,131,092 Rentals, BAMart sales, Interest and Other Income 4,122,112 0 4,122,112 0 153 4,122,910 4,499,669 0 4,499,669 0 2,159 4,501,828 Total Earned Revenue 24,600,074 0 24,600,074 0 153 24,600,872 17,797,585 0 17,797,585 0 2,159 17,799,744

Total Operating Revenue 56,984,966 0 56,984,966 5,214,606 153 62,200,370 50,426,128 0 50,426,128 3,295,517 2,159 53,723,804

Operating Expense: Program Services 46,107,811 0 46,107,811 0 0 46,107,811 42,174,498 0 42,174,498 0 0 42,174,498 Management and General 3,189,729 0 3,189,729 0 0 3,189,729 4,021,029 0 4,021,029 0 0 4,021,029 Fundraising 4,871,587 0 4,871,587 0 0 4,871,587 5,574,170 0 5,574,170 0 0 5,574,170 Total Operating Expense 54,169,127 0 54,169,1267 0 0 54,169,1267 51,769,697 0 51,769,697 0 0 51,769,697

Results From Operations 2,815,839 0 2,815,839 5,214,606 798 8,031,243 (1,343,569) 0 (1,343,569) 3,295,517 2,159 1,954,107

Non Operating Activities: Depreciation Expense (819,194) 0 (819,194) 0 0 (819,194) (1,010,543) 0 (1,010,543) 0 0 (1,010,543) Transfer (600,000) 600,000 0 0 0 0 (850,000) (850,000) (850,000) 0 0 0 Net assets released from restriction for BAM Richard B. Fisher Building 3,637,612 0 3,637,612 (3,637,612) 0 0 892,377 0 892,377 (892,377) 0 0 Net assets released from restriction for Harvey Theater Seats 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,620,270 0 1,620,270 (1,620,270) 0 0 Net assets released from restriction for Other Capital Projects 0 0 0 0 0 0 405,609 0 405,609 (405,609) 0 0 NYS/NYC capital grants (Econ. Dev Corp, Dormitory Authority, NYS) 15,949,840 0 15,949,840 0 0 15,949,840 10,004,590 10,004,590 10,004,590 Extraordinary Gain 0 0 0 0 0 0 224,733 0 0 0 0 224,733 (Decrease) Increase in beneficial interest in BAM Endowment Trust 0 0 0 (4,861,662) 2,617,503 (2,244,159) 0 0 224,733 0 0 Change in Net Assets 20,984,098 600,000 21,584,098 (8,499,274) 2,617,503 20,917,729 11,643,467 (850,000 ) 10,793,467 7,112,059 273,206 18,178,732

Net Assets, Beginning of Year 32,367,844 1,050,000 - 33,417,844 28,186,673 75,368,448 136,972,965 53,351,940 1,650,000 55,001,940 24,902,005 77,986,749 157,890,694

Net Assets, End of Year 53,351,942 1,650,000 55,001,940 24,902,005 77,968,749 157,890,694 64,995,407 800,000 65,795,407 32,014,064 78,259,955 176,069,426

NUMBERS 47 BAM Financial Statements Sans Objet | 2012 Next Wave Festival | Photo: Pavel Antonov TrustTHE TRUST BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST

DEAR BAM FAMILY,

It has been a very strong year for the BAM As if there wasn’t enough to celebrate, I’d The mission of the BAM Endowment Endowment Trust. On behalf of the board, like to close with the Endowment’s return BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST Trust (BET) is to maintain, manage, and I’m happy to report that the valuation of on investment for the past fiscal year: BOARD OF TRUSTEES Year ending June 30, 2013 augment the endowment for BAM, for the Endowment as of June 30, 2013 was 17.42%, which is robust to say the least. the purpose of supporting the programs, $83,159,709. We have truly built a stable CHAIR Timothy J. Ingrassia operations, and facilities of BAM in the base from which to fund some of the most Please join me in acknowledging a long term. The endowment provides adventurous arts in the country. milestone in BET’s history as we look VICE CHAIR Norman L. Peck the financial underpinning to launch forward to another flourishing year. new artistic initiatives, plan for future Though BAM’s 150th anniversary has years, seize opportunities for institutional TREASURER Keith Stubblefield come to a close, we here at BET have Thank you for your interest and support, advancement, and confront unanticipated another birthday to commemorate. This challenges. BAM sincerely thanks those MEMBERS fiscal year saw the 20th anniversary listed and all contributors who have made William A. Douglass III of BET’s founding. I want to take this gifts to the BAM Endowment Trust. Tim Ingrassia Elizabeth Holtzman opportunity to thank our board members Timothy J. Ingrassia James I. McLaren past and present for their dedication and Chair, BAM Endowment Trust Board of Gabriel Pizzi service, and to reflect on the remarkable Trustees Alberto Sanchez growth and stability that BET has made Timothy Sebunya possible for BAM over the last two decades. R. Edward Spilka Nora Ann Wallace Henry Christensen III, Ex Officio Thérèse Esperdy, Ex Officio Alan H. Fishman, Ex Officio

THE TRUST 49 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 Education Programs The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Charles J. & Irene F. Hamm Neil D. Chrisman Neil D. & Kathleen M. Chrisman Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Maribelle & Stephen Leavitt Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Endowment Fund for Community, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Diane & Adam E. Max Mallory Factor Educational, & Public Affairs Programs Madison S. Finlay Mary & Jim Ottaway Jr. in honor of 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 Forward Fund HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Rita Hillman Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin BAM Fund to Support Emerging Independence Community Bank Barbara T. Hoffman Nora Ann Wallace & Jack Nusbaum and Local Musicians Stephanie & Tim Ingrassia William Josephson Brooklyn Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edgar A. Lampert Charlotte & Stanley Kriegel The Irene Diamond Fund $250,000 AND ABOVE Annie Leibovitz & Studio Edgar A. Lampert Doris Duke Charitable Foundation The Bohen Foundation Leo Burnett, USA Harvey Lichtenstein Emily H. Fisher The Jessica E. Smith and Kevin R. James McLaren & Lawton Fitt Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein Brine Charitable Trust The Ford Foundation Fund to Sarah G. Miller & Frank L. Coulson Scott C. McDonald Support Collaborative Creativity The Charles & Valerie Diker Dance Evelyn & Everett Ortner Among U.S. Artists Endowment Fund The Morgan Stanley Community and Educational Fund Frank J. & Adeline Pannizzo The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation J.P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated William Winthrop Parsons Fund For Opera & Music-Theater Michael Bancroft Goth Endowed Bruce C. Ratner Annual Performance Fund The Jerome Robbins Foundation, Inc. Marie D. Powers William Boss Sandberg William Randolph Hearst May & Samuel Rudin Family William Boss Sandberg The Peter Jay Sharp Fund for Opera Endowment for Education and Foundation Louis Sanders and Theater Humanities Programs Mr. & Mrs. Ame Vennema Harriet L. Senz The SHS Foundation The Rita & Alex Hillman Foundation Verizon Communications Toni Mendez Shapiro The Starr Foundation Carole & Irwin Lainoff The Isak and Rose Weinman Bella F. Stoll Foundation in honor of Madame Maxwell Family Fund in Community Lynn M. Stirrup Funds, Inc. Lilliana Teruzzi PaulaMarie Susi The Geraldine Stutz Trust, Inc. The Norman & Rosita Winston Foundation Charlene Magen Weinstein & Anonymous Laurence Benjamin Molloy Judge Franklin R. Weissberg Carol Yorke & Gerard Conn

THE TRUST 50 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 2013, and Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2013 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: 2012 2013 Liabilities and Net Assets: 2012 2013

Cash and Cash Equivalents 4,862,799 4,625,877 Liabilities: Investments 68,780,102 79,482,452 Pooled income fund liabilities 30,215 27,901 Interest receivable 3,845 0 Total Liabilities 30,215 27,901 Due from The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc. 780,000 1,251,577 Pledges receivable 6,475,559 2,545,930 Net Assets: Unrestricted 1,227,509 11,325,852 Temporarily Restricted 3,437,687 104,828 Total Assets 80,902,305 87,904,836 Permanently Restricted 76,206,894 76,447,255 Total Net Assets 80,872,090 87,877,935

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 80,902,305 87,905,836

THE TRUST 51 BET Financial Statements BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

For the years ending June 30, 2012 and 2013

Temporarily Permanently Total Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2012 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2013

Revenues and Other Support: Contributions 17,750 - 2,602,254 2,620,004 30,686 - 240,361 271,047 Interest and dividends 1,202,228 - - 1,202,228 1,487,976 - - 1,487,976 Miscellaneous income 481 - - 481 6,003 10 - 6,013 Change in pooled income fund - 2,007 - 2,007 - 2,007 - 2,314 Net assets released from restrictions 3,008,640 (3,008,640) - - 3,337,860 (3,337,860) - - Total Revenues and Other Support 4,229,099 (3,006,633) 2,602,254 3,824,720 4,862,525 (3,335,536) 240,361 1,767,350

Expenses: Distribution - The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc. 3,008,640 - - 3,008,640 3,337,860 - - 3,337,860 Investment fees 499,109 - 2,512 501,621 488,954 - - 488,954 Management fee 150,000 - - 150,000 150,000 - - 150,000 Audit, insurance and filing fees 45,746 - - 45,746 528,373 - 528,373 Total Expenses 3,703,495 - 2,512 3,706,007 4,505,187 - - 4,505,187

Results From Operations 525,604 (3,006,633) 2,599,742 118,713 357,338 (3,335,536) 240,361 (2,737,837) Unrealized Gain (Loss) on Investments (2,414,884) 931 - (2,413,953) 9,690,725 2,677 - 9,693,402 Realized Gain on Investments 51,081 - - 51,081 50,280 - - 50,281 Change in Net Assets (1,838,199) (3,005,702) 2,599,742 (2,244,159) 10,098,343 (3,332,859) 240,361 7,005,845

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

Net Assets, End of Year 1,227,509 3,437,687 76,206,894 80,872,090 11,325,852 104,828 76,447,255 87,877,935

THE TRUST 52 BET Financial Statements