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BAM 2016 2 1ANNUAL REPORT 0 6 BAM’s mission is to be the home for adventurous artists, audiences, and ideas.

3—6 Community, 31–33 GREETINGS DanceMotion USASM, 34–35 Chair Letter, 4 Visual Art, 36–37

President & Executive Producer’s Letter, 5 Membership, 38

BAM Campus, 6 Membership, 37—39

7—35 40—47 WHAT WE DO WHO WE ARE

2015 Next Wave Festival, 8–10 BAM Board, 41

2016 Winter/Spring Season, 11–13 BAM Supporters, 42–45

Also On Stage, 14 BAM Staff, 46–47

BAM Rose Cinemas, 15–20 48—50 First-run Films, 16 NUMBERS BAMcinématek, 17–18 BAM Financial Statements, 49–50 BAMcinemaFest, 19 HD Screenings, 20 51—55 BAMcafé Live, 21–22 THE TRUST

BAM Hamm Archives, 23 BET Chair Letter, 52

Digital Media, 24 BET Donors, 53

Education & Humanities, 25–30 BET Financial Statements, 54–55

2 TKTKTKTK Cover: in Walking with ‘Trane| Photo: Julieta Cervantes Greetings GREETINGS

3 TKTKTKTK 2016 Winter/Spring | Royal Shakespeare Company in Henry IV Part I | Photo: Richard Termine Change is anticipated, expected, welcomed.

— Alan H. Fishman

Dear Friends,

As you all know, and perhaps celebrated (!), Anne Bogart, Ivo van Hove, Long time trustee Beth Rudin Dewoody As I end my leadership role, I want to I stepped down as chairman of this William Kentridge, and many others. became an honorary trustee. Mark Jackson express my thanks to all I have met and miraculous institution effective December and Danny Simmons, both great trustees, worked with along the way. Together we have 31, 2016. Change at BAM is in our DNA. Our 2016 Winter/Spring season included runs stepped down as well. accomplished much for artists, audiences, Change is anticipated, expected, welcomed. of the wondrous four-play King and Country and our community. BAM is in great hands In that spirit we welcome Adam Max as our series from the Royal Shakespeare Company. In addition to Katy Clark, we welcome with outstanding board leadership, Katy, new chairman. We want to thank the BAM In a great performance, Rupert Everett Jonathan Auerbach and Anoushka Healy Joe, and a spectacular staff. staff for their support during this time of starred in . We had wonderful to the board. change, and President Katy Clark has productions from the fabled Mariinsky Thank you all and see you at BAM. We thank Mayor Bill de Blasio and the done a superb job in leading the effort. Theatre, Les Arts Florissants, RadioLoveFest, Trisha Brown Dance Company, and more. City Department of Cultural Sincerely, All of our performance venues have been Last but certainly not least, the beloved Affairs, led by Commissioner Tom incredibly busy with fresh work. In the DanceAfrica celebrated Senegal to a packed Finkelpearl. We also salute the New York 2015 Next Wave, our most intimate theater, house, as always. City Council, including Council Speaker the BAM Fishman Space, has hit its stride Melissa Mark-Viverito, Finance Committee Alan H. Fishman Our neighborhood continues to change along with work from Miranda July, Carl Hancock Chair Julissa Ferreras, Cultural Affairs with us. More neighbors are coming to our Rux, Souleymane Badolo, and Maya Beiser, Committee Chair Jimmy Van Bramer, the among others. Joe Melillo continued his movie screens and our stages. Fort Greene Delegation of the Council, Council intensive exploration of physical theater with welcomes new folks, new businesses, and a Member Laurie A. Cumbo, and Brooklyn wonderful performances from James Thierrée lot of good new food! We welcome everyone Borough President Eric L. Adams. and Martin Zimmerman. Moreover, we had to BAM! an amazing set of theater and music works In this period Karen Brooks Hopkins, our including great shows from SITI Company/ beloved president emerita, stepped down.

4 GREETINGS | Chair Letter Hello!

This report covers the fiscal year from July The 2015 Next Wave Festival, yet another Foundation, hosted Karl Ove Knausgaard, We are grateful to our colleagues, artists, 2015 through June 2016, but given the enduring Harvey legacy, ushered the return of Eileen Myles, and others for dinner and friends, and donors for another exciting and time of this letter’s drafting, we’d be remiss Mark Morris Dance Group’s beloved The Hard conversation. BAMkids presented concerts, fulfilling year––both on stage and off. in not mentioning sad news. This year Nut, a rollicking holiday favorite. Refuse the movie matinees, and special programming for Thank you! BAM lost a foundational member of its Hour, a multimedia chamber featuring kids and families, with highlights including family. During his 32-year tenure, Harvey the imitable artist William Kentridge, was the annual Halloween event BAMboo! and Lichtenstein transformed our institution a perfect showcase of the Festival’s hybrid Disney Classic Cartoon Shorts. into a dynamic showcase for emerging nature. Winter/Spring 2016 was anchored by Sincerely, artists and boundary-pushing productions. powerhouse productions from Trisha Brown Our campus continues to grow with the The Harvey Theater, Rose Cinemas, and Dance Company and the Royal Shakespeare ongoing construction of the BAM Karen and Lepercq Space are testaments to his Company, whose epic King and Country the announcement of BAM Strong project. vision for BAM and the ever-expanding cycle marked the 400th anniversary of BAM Karen, located within the mixed-use Katy Clark, President cultural district to which it belongs. As we Shakespeare’s death. apartment tower 300 Ashland, will house

gathered in his theater for a music-and- additional cinema screens and the BAM dance-filled farewell, we were touched by BAMcinématek had another groundbreaking Hamm Archives. BAM Strong will connect the dedications and remembrances from year with the world premiere run of Jacques the Harvey Theater to an adjacent vacant artists and colleagues all over the world. It Rivette’s 1971 13-hour masterpiece OUT 1: site and the ground floor of a high-rise Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer cemented what we have always known–– noli me tangere. Eat, Drink & Be Literary, a condominium at 230 Ashland Place. The Harvey was one of a kind. partnership program with National Book space will include a visual art exhibition space and a sculpture terrace.

5 GREETINGS | Executive’s Letter Photo: Jesse Winter THE BAM CAMPUS

THE COUNTRY’S OLDEST PERFORMING ARTS INSTITUTION DYNAMICALLY LEADS THE BROOKLYN CULTURAL DISTRICT

BAM Harvey Theater | Photo: Elena Olivo Fisher Building | Photo: Francis Dzikowski Stars by Leo Villareal, BAM Howard Gilman Opera House Photo: BAM Hamm Archives BAM HARVEY BAM PETER JAY THEATER FISHER SHARP BUILDING 651 Fulton Street 321 Ashland Place 30 Lafayette Avenue BAM Harvey Theater Judith and Alan Fishman Space BAM Howard Gilman Opera House Campbell Lobby Rita K. Hillman Studio BAM Rose Cinemas Geraldine Stutz Gardens Lepercq Space (BAMcafé) Max Leavitt Theater Workshop Hillman Attic Studio Samuel H. Scripps Stage Dorothy W. Levitt Lobby Peter Jay Sharp Lobby Hillman Penthouse Studio Diker Gallery Café Natman Lounge

6 GREETINGS | The BAM Campus WHAT WE DO What We Do

7 TKTKTKTK 2015 Next Wave | Continu | Photo: Julieta Cervantes MICRO TO MACRO

Extraordinary puppetry was a highlight New ideas in theater came in the form of New of the 2015 Next Wave Festival: Hagoromo, Society by Miranda July, each unique performance a dream-like opera featuring Wendy Whelan dependent on the audience; 17 Border Crossings amid bunraku puppets, and Nufonia Must Fall, by Thaddeus Phillips, an examination of the in which a tiny, lonely robot’s meanderings were perils of travel; a new Antigone by Anne Carson, projected large onscreen. Contemporary music directed by Ivo van Hove; Helen Lawrence, live was represented by collaborations including the action film noir by Stan Douglas; South African big band sound of Real Enemies, Maya Beiser’s polymath William Kentridge’s Refuse the Hour, sonorous cello, the neo-rococo stylings of YOU with his distinctive art and set designs; Steel US WE ALL, indie band Other Lives, and the Hammer by SITI Company; and more intimate immersive environment in Epiphany: The Cycle of productions including by Karin Coonrod, Carl Life with the Young People’s Chorus of New York. Hancock Rux, Marguerite Duras, and Paterson Joseph. Eluding category definition but rewarding Dance offerings were intriguingly diverse. intrepid audiences were More Up a Tree and Alas, Hailing from Sweden, Kvarnstrom & Co.’s TAPE the Nymphs, adding to the Next Wave’s spirit of elevated that sticky material; Seán Curran genre mixing. Co. partnered with Kyrgyz music ensemble Ustatshakirt Plus amid gem-hued carpets in Dream’d in a Dream. Next Wave favorites from comprised Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan in Rice, with breathtaking visuals, and Sankai Juku in Umusuna: Memories Before History, a mesmerizing work by Ushio Amagatsu. In Yimbégré, Souleymane Badolo played with rhythms; Sasha Waltz & Guests of Germany danced the light and dark Continu; Walking with ‘Trane, a paean to Coltrane, was presented by Urban Bush Women; and Mark Morris Dance Group celebrated the holiday season with a reprise of The Hard Nut. Physical theater productions by James Thierrée, Martin Zimmermann, and Circa delighted audiences, as did the impressive taiko drums of U-Theatre.

8 TKTKTKTK Nufonia Must Fall | Photo: Julieta Cervantes Next Wave 2015 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

Rice | Photo: Jack Vartoogian Tabac Rouge | Photo: Jack Vartoogian All Vows | Photo: Stephanie Berger Refuse the Hour | Photo: Stephanie Berger

SEP 16—19 SEP 30—OCT 3 OCT 14—17 OCT 28—31 RICE 17 BORDER CROSSINGS HELEN LAWRENCE UMUSUNA: MEMORIES Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan Thaddeus Phillips Canadian Stage BEFORE HISTORY Concept and choreography by Conceived and directed by Stan Douglas Sankai Juku Lin Hwai-Min SEP 30—OCT 4 Written by Chris Haddock Choreography, concept and direction by Ushio Amagatsu TABAC ROUGE SEP 17—20 OCT 14—17 James Thierrée OCT 28—31 NUFONIA MUST FALL Compagnie du Hanneton ALL VOWS Kid Koala Maya Beiser THE EXALTED The Afiara Quartet Written by Carl Hancock Rux OCT 7—10 Directed By K.K. Barrett Music by Theo Blackmann OCT 15—17 DREAM’D IN A DREAM Directed by Anne Bogart HALLO SEP 17—19 Seán Curran Company and Ustatshakirt Plus Martin Zimmerman COLLAPSE NOV 3—8 and the Dime Museum HAGOROMO OCT 7—10 OCT 21—24 International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) SEP 23—26 NEW SOCIETY TEXTS&BEHEADINGS/ Brooklyn Youth Chorus TAPE Miranda July ELIZABETHR Music by Nathan Davis by Brendan Pelsue K. Kvarnström & Co/Kulturhuset City Compagnia de’ Colombari Choreography by David Neumann Theatre Stockholm OCT 9 & 10 Karin Coonrod Puppetry by Chris M. Green RECONFIGURATION: Conducted by Nicholas DeMaison OCT 22—25 SEP 24—OCT 4 AN EVENING WITH Conceived and directed by David Michalek ANTIGONE OTHER LIVES REFUSE THE HOUR Presented in association with American By Sophokles Mix Tape Productions William Kentridge Opera Projects In a new translation by Anne Carson Conceived by Rebecca Habel Phillip Miller Barbican and Les Théâtres de la and Terry Kinney Dada Masilo, Catherine Meyburgh, Ville de Directed by Terry Kinney Peter Galison Directed by Ivo van Hove

9 WHAT WE DO | 2015 Next Wave Festival 2015 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

Hagoromo | Photo: Julieta Cervantes Real Enemies | Photo: Ed Lefkowicz Yimbégré | Photo: Stephanie Berger

NOV 4—7 NOV 19—21 WALKING WITH ‘TRANE EPIPHANY: BEYOND TIME Urban Bush Women THE CYCLE OF LIFE U-Theatre Choreography by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar VisionIntoArt and Samantha Speis, in collaboration with the company Young People’s Chorus of NOV 19—21 Conducted by Francisco J. Núñez BAM and Performa present Film by Ali Hossaini MORE UP A TREE DEC 9—12 Directed by Michael McQuilken By de Serpa Soares, Sussman, and White ALAS, THE NYMPHS... John Jahnke/Hotel Savant NOV 4—8 DEC 2—5 OPUS YIMBÉGRÉ DEC 12—20 Circa Souleymane Badolo BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group present Debussy String Quartet THE HARD NUT DEC 2—6 Based on the book by E.T.A. Hoffmann, NOV 11—14 The Nutcracker and the Mouse King YOU US WE ALL STEEL HAMMER Mark Morris Dance Group Shara Worden, Andrew Ondrejcak, B.O.X. Julia Wolfe and SITI Company Featuring the MMDG Music Ensemble (Baroque Orchestration X) Bang on a Can All-Stars and The Hard Nut Singers Directed by Anne Bogart Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker, Op. 71 NOV 11—14 DEC 4 & 5 Conducted by Colin Fowler SAVANNAH BAY Choreography by Mark Morris CONTINU By Marguerite Duras Sasha Waltz & Guests Théâtre de l’Atelier, DEC 16—20 Directed by Didier Bezace Directed and choreographed by Sasha Waltz SANCHO: AN ACT NOV 18—22 DEC 9—12 OF REMEMBERANCE Conceived, written, and performed REAL ENEMIES by Paterson Joseph By Darcy James Argue, Isaac Butler, Co-directed by Simon Godwin and Peter Nigrini Secret Society

10 WHAT WE DO | 2015 Next Wave Festival The Hard Nut | Photo: Julieta Cervantes Winter/Spring

The Winter/Spring 2016 Season brought Perennial favorites Les Art Florissants theatrical heavyweights: the Royal performed the fantastical Les Fêtes Shakespeare Company with King and Vénitiennes, and Compagnia Finzi Pasca Country, a cycle of four plays; Actors of Switzerland presented La Veritá, a Theatre of Louisville in Charles Mee’s The whimsical work of physical theater taking Glory of the World; ’s Maly Drama inspiration from a painting by Salvador Dalí. Theatre in Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard; Rupert Everett in The Judas Kiss; and the Live performances of beloved public nimble Civilians in Rimbaud in New York. radio programs returned in RadioLoveFest, including storytelling by The Moth and The returned under the Garrison Keillor, an interview with Edward direction of Valery Gergiev with Folk, Form, Snowden by Laura Poitras, the quiz show and Fire: The Prokofiev Piano Concertos, fun of Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!. A concert and A Tribute to , with by music icons with Gilberto ballet programs by stars Diana Vishneva Gil, and another by Youssou Ndour, thrilled and Uliana Lopatkina. The Trisha Brown world music fans. DanceAfrica, under Dance Company focused on large-scale the artistic direction of Abdel R. Salaam, proscenium dances. closed the season with a fascinating tribute to Senegal.

Season11 WHATTKTKTKTK WE DO | 2016 Winter/Spring Season Alex Hassell, Royal Shakespeare Company’s Henry V | Photo: Stephanie Berger 2016 WINTER / SPRING SEASON

The Glory of the World | Photo: Joan Marcus Trisha Brown Dance Company | Photo: Julieta Cervantes in A Tribute to Maya Plisetskaya | Photo: Edward Snowden | Photo: Julieta Cervantes Julieta Cervantes

JAN 16—FEB 6 JAN 28—30 FEB 24 BAM and WNYC present BAM and Knight Blanc present TRISHA BROWN BAM and Mariinsky present RADIOLOVEFEST THE GLORY OF THE WORLD DANCE COMPANY FOLK, FORM, AND FIRE: PRODUCED BY BAM AND WNYC By Charles Mee Choreography by Trisha Brown THE PROKOFIEV PIANO Directed by Les Waters CONCERTOS MAR 10 Actors Theatre of Louisville FEB 17—27 Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg, Russia WAIT WAIT... THE CHERRY ORCHARD Conducted By Valery Gergiev DON’T TELL ME!® NPR® JAN 18 By Anton Chekhov FEB 25—28 THE 30TH ANNUAL Maly Drama Theatre of St. Petersburg, Russia MAR 10 BROOKLYN TRIBUTE TO Directed and adapted by Lev Dodin A TRIBUTE TO INTO THE DEEP: DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR MAYA PLISETSKAYA THE MOTH AT BAM Presented By BAM, Brooklyn Borough President MAR 1—6 Music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Eric L. Adams, and Medgar Evers College of City University Of New York RIMBAUD IN NEW YORK Mariinsky Ballet Musical direction by Valery Gergiev MAR 11 Keynote Speaker: Michael Eric Dyson Written and directed by Steve Cosson The Civilians LAURA POITRAS AND Performers: The Brooklyn PROGRAM A, FEB 25 Interdenominational Choir Poems by Arthur Rimbaud translated EDWARD SNOWDEN Featuring Diana Vishneva Interviewed by Kimberly Nichole by John Ashbery Produced by BAM with major support from and Uliana Lopatkina PROGRAM B, FEB 26 the Poetry Foundation MAR 11 Featuring Uliana Lopatkina PROGRAM C, FEB 27 SELECTED SHORTS Featuring Diana Vishneva PROGRAM D, FEB 28 Featuring Uliana Lopatkina MAR 12 GARRISON KEILLOR: RADIO REVUE 12 WHAT WE DO | 2016 Winter/Spring Season 2016 WINTER / SPRING SEASON

Sam Marks, David Tennant in Richard II | Photo: Richard Termine Les Fêtes Vénitiennes | Photo: Jack Vartoogian La Veritá | Photo: Max Gordon DanceAfrica | Photo: Richard Termine

MAR 12 MAR 24—MAY 1 APR 20 & 21 MAY 27—30 DEATH, SEX & MONEY BAM, The Royal Shakespeare Company and CAETANO VELOSO & DANCEAFRICA 2016 The present GILBERTO GIL Senegal: Doors of Ancient Futures FILMS IN BAM ROSE CINEMAS KING AND COUNTRY: Two Friends, One Century of Music Artistic Director Abdel R. Salaam and Artistic SHAKESPEARE’S GREAT Director Emeritus Chuck Davis MAR 11 CYCLE OF KINGS MAY 4—7 Les Ballets de la Renaissance Africaine SCREAM “WAATO SiiTA” Curated by Sean Rameswaram RICHARD II, HENRY IV LA VERITÀ PART I, HENRY IV PART II, Compagnie Tenane Written and directed by Daniele Finzi Pasca Germaine Acogny HENRY V MAR 12 Compagnia Finzi Pasca Dyane Harvey Royal Shakespeare Company A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN Reverend Nafisa Sharriff BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Ensemble Curated by Molly Webster MAY 11—JUN 12 APR 14—17 THE JUDAS KISS BAMCAFÉ LIVE LES FÊTES VÉNITIENNES Written by David Hare Curated by Terrance McKnight By André Campra Directed by Neil Armfield Les Arts Florissants MAR 11 Opéra Comique MAY 20—21 PUBLIQUARTET Conducted by William Christie Directed by Robert Carsen YOUSSOU NDOUR MAR 12 ADDI & JACQ

13 WHAT WE DO | 2016 Winter/Spring Season Also on Stage

The Tribute Created and written by Ludovica Damiani and Guido In collaboration with Directed by Guido Torlonia

Binge-Worthy American Fault Line: BAM and Wordless Music present: Paul Thomas Anderson’s with the creators of Serial: Race and the American Ideal— Punch-Drunk Love Sarah Koenig and Julie Snyder Ken Burns & Henry Louis Gates, Jr. in conversation with Michel Martin David Cross: Fran Lebowitz & Frank Rich: Making America Great Again! Harry Shearer and Judith Owen’s A Conversation on Art and Politics Christmas Without Tears (Does this Tree Make me Look Fat?)

14 WHAT WE DO | Also on Stage Wordless Music Orchestra in Punch Drunk Love| Photo: Mike Benigno BAM Rose BAM Rose Cinemas, screening first-run, independent, and foreign films, is a favorite destination for citywide cinephiles.

BAMcinématek is the only daily repertory film program of its kind in Brooklyn, with special guests augmenting its wide variety of series focusing on directors and curated themes. The annual BAMcinemaFest offers new films by emerging talent.

Audiences and revenue grew. More than 290,674 viewers attended films and events in total, generating $3.3 million in ticket sales.

The cinemas also screened performances of the Met Live in HD, as well as National Theatre Live and Bolshoi Live productions from , to about 6,000 viewers Cinemas

15 TKTKTKTKWHAT WE DO | BAM Rose Cinemas Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles | Photo courtesy of Janus Films BAM ROSE CINEMAS First-run Films

Star Wars Episode VII: Weiner The Force Awakens 3D Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl Love & Mercy The End of the Tour Irrational Man Grandma Mistress America Steve Jobs Sicario Brooklyn Spotlight The Big Short Oscar Live-Action Shorts Episode VII: The Force Awakens 3D | Photo courtesy The Witch | Photo courtesy of Where to Invade Next of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Hello, My Name Is Doris Eye in the Sky Green Room A Bigger Splash The Meddler The Demon The Lobster Amy Dope Sleeping with Other People Straight Outta Compton Room The Martian 3D Carol Chi-Raq The Witch The Revenant Everybody Wants Some!! Midnight Special Love & Friendship Miles Ahead

Miles Ahead | Photo courtesy of Classics A Bigger Splash | Photo courtesy of Fox

16 WHAT WE DO | BAM Rose Cinemas | First Run Films BAM ROSE CINEMAS BAMCINÉMATEK

Art Connect | Caribbean Film Series | Photo courtesy of Ran | Around the World in 5 Restorations | Photo courtesy of My Beautiful Laundrette | Labour of Love: 100 Years of Movie Black Girl | Photo courtesy of New Yorker Films/Photofest Miguel Galofré Orion Classics/Photofest Dates | Photo courtesy of /Photofest

Indie 80s Ingrid Bergman at BAM The American Dreamer Chung Mong-Hong Lawrence Schiller Chung Mong-Hong Animation Block Party Overdue Nick Pinkerton and Nicolas Rapold The Waking Dreams of Wojciech Has Sneak Preview: 45 Years Found Footage Festival’s Anette Insdorf, Andrzej Krakowski Andrew Haigh and Charlotte Rampling Salute to Weirdos Caribbean Film Series: Better Mus’ Come Sneak Preview: Brookyln Behind Caribbean Film Series: Period Rohmer: The Marquise Storm Saulter The Mask: Bamboozled in Focus Cristo Rey of O…and Other Films Spike Lee, Ashley Clark Leticia Tonos Stretch and Bobbito: Sneak Preview: Radio that Changed Lives The Unknown A Married Woman Sleeping with Other People Stretch Armstrong, Bobbito Garcia Steve Sterner Leslye Headland and Alison Brie Sneak Preview: Interesting Women, Out 1: noli me tangere Where to Invade Next Set It Off: LA Hip-Hop on Film Interesting Lives Michael Moore Entertainment Sneak Preview: Sneak Preview: Taxi Rick Alverson And Gregg Turkington Sneak Preview: Togetherness Time Out of Mind Jay And Mark Duplass Richard Gere and Maria Cuomo Cole Diaries, Notes, and Sketches: Turkey for Thanksgiving Cinematic Autobiography Heat & Vice: The Apu Trilogy Rebecca Cleman, Jonas Mekas The Films of Michael Mann

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

A Woman Is a Woman | An Evening with Anna Karina | Photo Imperial Dreams | New Voices in Black Cinema | Photo courtesy Thief | Heat & Vice: The Films of Michael Mann | Photo Working Girl | Interesting Women, Interesting Lives | Photo courtesy of Rialto/Photofest of courtesy of MGM/Photofest courtesy of 20th Century Fox

Sneak Preview: A Bright Summer Day Sneak Preview: Black Girl Men Go to Battle Louder Than Bombs Scream Joachim Trier FilmAfrica 2016 Valentine’s Day: Sabrina Presented by Sean Rameswaram Teddy Goitom, Benjamin Taft, Senay Berhe, Cartel Land Jason Silverman, Gadjigo, Alexandra Witches’ Brew A League of Their Own Matthew Heineman Sicotte-Levesque Robert Eggers, Steve Sterner Presented By Molly Webster New Voices in Black Cinema Caribbean Film Series: Kino Polska: Caribbean Film Series: Lanre Olabisi, J.D. Stier, Malik Vitthal, Jamal Ayiti Mon Amour New Polish Cinema Art Connect Joseph, Sean Hodgkinson, Tahir Jetter, Iquo Guetty Felin Kinga Debska And Filip Bajon Miquel Galofré Essien, Wade Allain-Marcus, Jesse Allain- Marcus, Melissa Jones, Peter K. Hagen Fab Flicks: BAMcinématek Favorites: From the Third Eye: ’70s Black Cinema Gallic 60s Evergreen Review on Film An Evening with Anna Karina Manfred Kirchheimer Anna Karina and Melissa Anderson Kamikaze ’89 Migrating Forms Regina Ziegler Frances Stark, Britta Thie, Chantal Akerman: Labor of Love: Abbas Fahdel, Lonnie Van Brummelen, Images Between the Images 100 Years of Movie Dates Around the World in 5 Restorations Siebren De Haan, James N. Kienitz Wilkins Moira Weigel, Leslie Jamison

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

Films followed by special guests

OPENING NIGHT Author: The JT Leroy Story Slash Tiny: The Life of Eric Blackwell + Little Men Jeff Feuerzeig and Laura Albert Clay Liford Streetwise Ira Sachs, Greg Kinnear, Martin Bell Theo Taplitz, Michael Barbieri Little Sister + Chekhov Spa Night Zach Clark, Ally Sheedy, Addison Timlin Andrew Ahn Collective Unconscious + CENTERPIECE Woman in Deep Weiner-Dog A Stray + Bisonhead Newtown The Filmmakers Todd Solondz, Ellen Burstyn Musa Syeed Kim A. Snyder, Deborah Roberts A Woman, a Part SPOTLIGHT Kate Plays Christine Radio Dreams Elisabeth Subrin, Cara Seymour In the Valley of Violence Robert Greene, Kate Lyn Sheil Babak Jalali Ti West Last Night at the Alamo Goat Shorts Program Louis Black FEATURES Andrew Neel, Ben Schnetzer Joshy The Childhood of a Leader Free Outdoor Screening: Jeff Baena, Alex Ross Perry Another Evil + Jack Brady Corbet Kiki Carson Mell Sara Jordenö and cast Suited Morris from America Jason Benjamin, Lena Dunham, Fraud + A Meaning Full Life Chad Hartigan, Markees Christmas CLOSING NIGHT Jenni Konner Dean Fleischer-Camp Dark Night The Love Witch Tim Sutton The Alchemist Cookbook + Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Anna Biller, Samantha Robinson, The Puppet Man Connected World Jared Sanford Joel Potrykus

19 WHAT WE DO | BAM Rose Cinemas | BAMcinemaFest Morris from America | Photo courtesy of A24 BAM ROSE CINEMAS HD SCREENINGS

Anastasia Hille and in | Photo: Johan Persson Lulu | Photo: Met Opera

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE THE MET: LIVE IN HD

National Theatre Live presents filmed Hamlet The Met: Live in HD screened Il Trovatore performances of plays in high definition— high-definition transmissions of the Met broadcast via satellite from London’s Opera’s famous repertory, featuring the National Theatre—to cinemas all over world’s finest singers in thrilling live and Tannhäuser the world. encore performances. BAM presented Lulu pre-screening lectures led by opera experts at BAM Rose Cinemas. The Magic Flute Les Pêcheurs de Perles Roberto Devereux Elektra

20 WHAT WE DO | BAM Rose Cinemas | HD Screenings BAM café Live Music from Brooklyn and the world

21 WHATTKTKTKTK WE DO | BAMcafé Live David Ryan Harris at BAMcafé Live | Photo: Mike Benigno 2015 2016 Addi & Jacq (RadioLoveFest) BAMCAFÉ LIVE, Elisa Coia SEP JAN Maritri & Soulfolk Experience featuring free live BRC30: BRC Orchestra Celebrates ’Nuf Said Morning Bound and Band of Gypsys music performances, Clifton Anderson Jessica Carvo Kendra Foster drew 15,100 attendees. Onaje Allan Gumbs’ Trio Plus Eco-Music Big Band: Sun Ra Opera Onaje Allan Gumbs and New Vintage and Celebration APR Mariami Grey Season Dina Regine In collaboration with Berklee College of Music OCT REBELLUM—Burnt Sugar Arkestra’s As Lolas Mimi Goese and Ben Neill White Prism Avant Splinter Cell Akie Bermiss Marcus Machado Rob Reddy-Bechet: Our Contemporary Awesome Tapes from (DJ Set) Presented in conjunction with The New Cookers Raye 6 World Music Institute FEB The Frank Foster Project Narcissus & Song with Eleanor Friedberger Gato Loco TAYE JOHNSON EJ Strickland & Transient Beings Co-presented by BAM and Onassis Cultural Presented in conjunction with Center NY World Music Institute Sugartone Brass Band Jarana Beat Deborah Bond Co-presented with PEN American Center as part of Akim Funk Buddha’s Hip-Hop Holiday Tulivu and Seasoned Elegance PEN World Voices Festival Brazilian Samba Ensemble featuring Gordon Chambers Veronica Nunes & Ricardo Vogt DEC SUGA BUSH LEE MAY Matt Darriau’s Paradox Trio Def Stories The Academy Project MILITIA VOX AMERICAN CANDY Simi Stone MAR NOV Antoinette Montague Ripe The VeeVees In collaboration with Berklee College of Music Audra Isadora The GrooveBarbers’ Acapella Holiday Show Faith Matt Parker Trio Tammy Scheffer Sextet Beat Kaestli PUBLIQuartet (RadioLoveFest) Late Night Dance Party with Tony Humphries God’s Unruly Friends Anu~Sun

22 WHAT WE DO | BAMcafé Live Sugartone Brass Band | Photo: Mike Benigno BAM Hamm The BAM Hamm Archives serves artists, artifacts in the Harvey Theater in historians, students, art aficionados, and conjunction with the Royal Shakespeare audiences. The collection is particularly Company’s engagement at BAM, strong in documenting contemporary King and Country. performance materials including photos, posters, playbills, press clippings, With generous support from the Leon brochures, and audio visual materials. Levy Foundation, a digital repository has The archives also holds treasures dating been created—the Leon Levy BAM Digital back to the 1860s. The Iconic Artist Talks, Archive. There, BAM’s global audience can a collaboration between the archives search a vast trove—newspaper clippings, and Education & Humanities, featured programs, artist talks, performance video Cheek by Jowl director Declan Donnellan, clips, and much more. showcasing video and images in a The archives also provides tours and discussion of his work at BAM. educational programs. The collection is The archives directs projects of institutional temporarily located at 1000 Dean Street importance such as oral histories, creates in Crown Heights, Brooklyn and is open displays and exhibits, and contributes to by appointment. Major support for the BAM publications including the BAM Blog. BAM Hamm Archives Center comes from Charles J. and Irene F. Hamm and the Exhibits included a partnership with the Leon Levy Foundation. Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC, presenting an extraordinary exhibition of rare 16th-century quartos and other

Talks, tours, exhibits, artifacts, and a vast Digital Archive

23 TKTKTKTKWHAT WE DO | BAM Hamm Archives ArchivesPhoto of Jasper Johns and John Cage backstage at a 1972 Cunningham performance. Photo: James Klosty

HIGHLIGHTS

Produced 78 original videos, including: Overview of Trisha Brown’s Set & Reset featuring archival video from the BAM Hamm Archives and commentary by Trisha Brown scholar Susan Rosenberg Live broadcast of Ken Burns and Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s American Faultline, a conversation about race in America, in partnership with PBS Michael Mann talk—video of full discussion

Created BAM’s first VR Videos, capturing scenes from Opus, The Hard Nut, and La Veritá in 360°

Produced BAM’s first Facebook Live talk with the female cast members of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s King & Country, allowing audiences to engage with the performers in realtime

Partnered with Time Instagram photographer of the year Ruddy Roye to document DanceAfrica Bazaar attendees on Instagram

Highlighted Youssou NDOUR concert attendees with a portrait series in front of the opera house

Launched new Member Benefits section on BAM.org in conjunction with the new BAM Membership program

Launched a redesigned Next Wave Festival presence on BAM.org Digital

BAM Digital created original NUMBERS VR videos, hosted live BAM.org 3,613,930 unique web sessions 55,133 followers conversations with artists (4% increase from FY15) (58% increase from FY15) on Facebook Live, launched 127,514 followers 1,235,904 video views (25% increase from FY15) (31% increase from FY15) new templates on BAM.org, 1,604,112 video views. and highlighted audience 128,742 followers members on social media. (38% increase from FY15)

24 WHAT WE DO | Digital Media Youssou NDOUR audience members | Photo: Erin Patrice O’Brien Education

The mission of BAM Education is to ignite The BAM Professional Development Program BAM’s Education imagination and ideas through programs provides professional development training that enrich the audience experience, and deeply discounted theater and rehearsal programs reach spark conversation, and generate studio rentals to an annual selection of creative engagement. Brooklyn-based nonprofit arts organizations in order to build the foundations necessary for 40,000 people BAM Education connects learning with longterm success. creativity, engaging imagination by annually. encouraging self-expression through in- and after-school arts education programming, workshops for students and teachers, school-time performances, and comprehensive school-break arts programs. Live performances include pre- and post-show activities led by 39 BAM teaching artists.

25 WHATTKTKTKTK WE DO | Education & Humanities Shakespeare Teaches Students. Photo: Mariel Kon LIVE PERFORMANCES MOVIE MATINEES SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS Legend Has It The Gold Rush Creative Drama: BAMkids Originally created by Rebecca Northan Exploring African Folktales With Renee Amber, Bruce Horak, Mark Meer, The King and the Mocking Bird Jamie Northan The Bard in Brooklyn CONCERTS The Nightmare Before Christmas Feathers of Fire: A Persian Epic Creative Writing H’sao Conceived, designed, and directed by Hamid The Wizard of Oz In partnership with Usdan Summer Camp for Rahmanian | In collaboration with Larry Reed the Arts Sol y Canto and ShadowLight Productions Disney Classic Cartoon Shorts Jennifer Gasoi with Animation Lab: Session 1 Oran Etkin & Jon Samson Carnival of the Animals Singin’ in the Rain Animation Lab: Session 2 Chargaux Circa and QPAC’s Out of the Box Festival In partnership with Museum of the Created by Yaron Lifschitz and the Circa Ensemble 18th Annual BAMkids Film Festival Moving Image Directed by Yaron Lifschitz in association with Northwest Film Forum and READINGS TIFF Kids International Film Festival™ Musical Drama & Dance Cinderella In partnership with By All Means Save Some The Magical World of Strega Nona Shona Reppe The Iron Giant: Signature Edition Tomie DePaola in conversation with Maria Russo Poetry 2016: Past Is Present Safety Last!

TREE/BOOM/UMTHI Best of BAMkids Film Festival: Magnet Theatre Miffy the Movie + PAWO

Kirikou and the Wild Beasts

26 WHAT WE DO | Education & Humanities | BAMkids Photo: Greg Kessler Cinderella National Theatre Live: Of Mice and Men PROFESSIONAL Shona Reppe National Theatre Live: Treasure Island DEVELOPMENT Education Poetry 2016: Past Is Present Shakespeare Conference Henry V AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Shakespeare Teaches Teachers Royal Shakespeare Company LIVE PERFORMANCES Arts & Justice Introduction to Suzuki and Viewpoints Steel Hammer The Famous Victories of Henry V Fall Dance Insider Julia Wolfe and SITI Company | Bang on a Can Royal Shakespeare Company Young Film Critics | Directed by Anne Bogart DanceAfrica 2016 Dancing Into the Future Legend Has It Originally created by Rebecca Northan TREE/BOOM/UMTHI Brooklyn Interns for Arts and Culture With Renee Amber, Bruce Horak, Mark Meer, Magnet Theatre Jamie Northan IN SCHOOL RESIDENCIES Feathers of Fire: A Persian Epic FILMS Shakespeare Teaches Students Conceived, designed and directed by Hamid Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution AfricanDanceBeat Rahmanian | In collaboration with Larry Reed and ShadowLight Productions What Happened, Miss Simone? Brooklyn Reads Little Rock Central: 50 Years Later Carnival of the Animals Black Male Achievement Program Circa and QPAC’s Out of the Box Festival Last Days in Vietnam Created by Yaron Lifschitz and Coming Home the Circa Ensemble Directed by Yaron Lifschitz

27 WHAT WE DO | Education & Humanities | Education DanceAfrica Masterclass | Photo: Whitney Browne TALKS On Truth (and Lies) in Suicide Into the Archives: In conjunction with Savannah Bay The Cherry Orchard Antigone Interpreted With Kay Redfield Jamison and In conjunction with The Cherry Orchard Humanities In conjunction with Antigone Andrew Solomon With Ethan Hawke and David Hyde Pierce With Bonnie Honig and Ellen McLaughlin Hosted by Simon Critchley Moderated by Sharon Lehner Moderated by Kaneza Schaal Co-Presented by BAM and the Onassis Cultural Center NY A Program of the Brooklyn Book Festival Part of the Hellenic Humanities Program BAM Humanities is a forum for Co-Presented by BAM and the Onassis Cultural Center NY Part of the Hellenic Humanities Program Talk: Rimbaud in New York adventurous ideas, providing Anne Bogart & Julia Wolfe In conjunction with Rimbaud in New York With Steve Cosson and company members for the cultural experience Antigone In conjunction with Steel Hammer Moderated by Violaine Huisman of BAM and beyond. In conjunction with Antigone Moderated by Carl Hancock Rux With and company members Moderated by Philip Gourevitch BAM Gathering: Sancho: An Act of Gregory Doran with James Shapiro Co-Presented by BAM and the Onassis Cultural Center NY In conjunction with King and Country: Talks, master classes, lecture and Part of the Hellenic Humanities Program Remembrance Shakespeare’s Great Cycle of Kings discussion series, and innovative In conjunction with Sancho With Paterson Joseph BAM Gathering: 17 Border Crossings literary programs facilitate Led by Bryan Doerries A Look at the Stars: In conjunction with 17 Border Crossings Shakespeare and the Cosmos engagement and discovery. With Thaddeus Phillips In conjunction with King and Country: Led by Bryan Doerries BAM Gathering: The Glory of the World Shakespeare’s Great Cycle of Kings Led by Bryan Doerries With Summer Ash of Columbia Astronomy In conjunction with The Glory of the World Public Outreach William Kentridge & Peter Galison With Charles Mee and Les Waters In conjunction with Refuse the Hour Moderated by Dennis Overbye

28 WHAT WE DO | Education & Humanities | Humanities David Hyde Pierce, Ethan Hawke, and Sharon Lehner | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan Shakespeare’s Henriad MASTER CLASSES Souleymane Badolo Staging Non-Traditional Text With James Shapiro and members of the In conjunction with Yimbégré With Steve Cosson Royal Shakespeare Company Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group In conjunction with Rimbaud in New York Co-presented by BAM, The Shakespeare Society, and the Royal Taiwan Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group Shakespeare Company In conjunction with Rice Urban Bush Women Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group In conjunction with Walking with ‘Trane Embodying Shakespeare Facebook Live Chat: The Women of Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group With Owen Horsley, Alex Hassell, and the RSC’s Henriad Thaddeus Phillips Leigh Quinn In conjunction with King and Country: In conjunction with 17 Border Crossings Dance with MMDG—All Ages In conjunction with King and Country: Shakespeare’s Great Cycle of Kings Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group In conjunction with The Hard Nut Shakespeare’s Great Cycle of Kings With Leigh Quinn, Jennifer Kirby, and Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group Evelyn Miller. Moderated by Owen Horsley Compagnie du Hanneton Dance with MMDG—Adults With Thi Mai Nguyen Behind the Scenes: King and Country In conjunction with The Hard Nut Medea & Phaedra: Tragedies of In conjunction with Tabac Rouge With Neil Kutner, Ryan Gastelum, Owen Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group , Betrayal, and Revenge Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group Horsley, and Ben Tyreman In conjunction with King and Country: Led by Bryan Doerries Akram Khan With Elizabeth Marvel, Amy Ryan, Seán Curran Company Shakespeare’s Great Cycle of Kings In conjunction with Torobaka With Elizabeth Coker & company members Donnetta Lavinia Grays, and Bill Camp Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group Accompanied by Ustatshakirt Plus In conjunction with Dream’d in a Dream Trisha Brown Dance Company Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group With Jamie Scott Sankai Juku In conjunction with Trisha Brown Dance Company With Semimaru Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group In conjunction with Umusuna: Memories Before History Co-presented by BAM and Mark Morris Dance Group

29 WHAT WE DO | Education & Humanities | Humanities Trisha Brown Dance Company Master Class | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan PODCASTS Beyond Rimbaud in New York Bryan Doerries EAT, DRINK & BE LITERARY With John Ashbery With Adam Driver, , Gloria Reuben, Presented in partnership with Produced by Tania Ketenjian In conjunction with Rimbaud in New York and David Strathairn the National Book Foundation for BAM Launch of The Theater of War: What Ancient Beyond Physical Theater Greek Tragedies Can Teach Us Today Marlon James Curator’s Notes With Joseph V. Melillo, Sharon Lehner, Co-presented by BAM, Greenlight Bookstore, and the Onassis Moderated by Lorin Stein With Joseph V. Melillo and Duncan Wall Cultural Center NY Part of the Hellenic Humanities Program Eileen Myles Beyond Antigone In conjunction with La Verità Sara Bareilles with Ben Folds Moderated by Alexander Chee With Anne Carson Beyond The Judas Kiss In conjunction with Antigone Release of Sounds Like Me: My Life Darryl Pinckney With Sir David Hare, Darryl Pinckney, and Co-Presented by BAM and the Onassis Cultural Center NY (so far) in Song Moderated by Deborah Treisman Part of the Hellenic Humanities Program Liesl Schillinger Co-presented by BAM and Greenlight Bookstore In conjunction with The Judas Kiss Zadie Smith Beyond The Hard Nut Gloria Steinem Moderated by Lorin Stein With Mark Morris Launch of My Life on the Road In conjunction with The Hard Nut UNBOUND Co-presented by BAM and Greenlight Bookstore Yiyun Li Moderated by Deborah Treisman A Book Launch Series with BAM Elvis Costello with Cash Beyond the 30th Celebration of and Greenlight Bookstore Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Release of Unfaithful Music & Karl Ove Knausgaard With Walter Mosley, Nelson George, Elizabeth Gilbert with Sarah Jones Disappearing Ink Moderated by Deborah Treisman Angélique Kidjo, and Dr. Rudolph F. Co-presented by BAM and Greenlight Bookstore Launch of Big Magic: Creative Living Sally Mann “Rudy” Crew Beyond Fear Ben Rawlence in Conversation Moderated by Lorin Stein In conjunction with Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Co-presented by BAM and Greenlight Bookstore with K’naan Martin Luther King, Jr. 2016 Release of City of Thorns Bill Clegg Co-presented by BAM and Greenlight Bookstore Moderated by Rebecca Mead

30 WHAT WE DO | Education & Humanities | Humanities Unbound: Ben Rawlence with K’Naan | Photo: Beowulf Sheehan Community

BAM’s free programs reached more than 100,000 attendees BAM organizes and hosts numerous community-oriented and free events. More than 100,000 people attended a variety of programs including the R&B Festival at MetroTech, Senior Cinema, community receptions in conjunction with mainstage performances, BAMboo! Halloween block party, the DanceAfrica bazaar, outdoor performances, exhibitions, film screenings, and the Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this year featuring Dr. Michael Eric Dyson.

31 WHATTKTKTKTK WE DO | Community Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. | Photo: Elena Olivo DANCEAFRICA BAZAAR ARTS IN THE GARDENS COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES LGBTQ EVENT AND PARTNERSHIPS 40,000 people visited this outdoor New York Restoration Project (NYRP) Everybooty: Pride Party market celebrating DanceAfrica and Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Fab Flicks Curated by Sean B, Sarah Jenny, Jason Roe, partnered for the third year to present a At Putnam Triangle Plaza in Clinton Hill, and Ricardo Osmondo Francis season of free arts programming in four BAMcinématek, in partnership with FAB BLOCK PARTIES Everybooty, on Pride weekend, is a basement- NYRP community gardens in Bedford- Alliance, presented five free outdoor to-rooftop, more-is-more art-party with Stuyvesant and Williamsburg, Brooklyn. screenings: BAMBOO! personalities from the queer art and nightlife With the goal of raising awareness and worlds. Brooklyn’s take on Pride, this radical 3,500 children and adults attended further activating NYRP’s wider network Mahogany evening of revelry fills the BAM Fisher with this Halloween celebration. of public green spaces, the Arts in the Cleopatra Jones performances, DJs, installations, readings, Gardens series brings together communities booze, tarot, karaoke, and more. Featured to enjoy performing arts in a natural, outdoor COMMUNITY RECEPTIONS Claudine guests included Amor Prohibido, Batala NYC, setting. From June through September, Bright Light Bright Light, Cecilia Gentili, Dick Walking With ‘Trane the event series featured a diverse line-up Friday Foster van Dick, Glenn Marla, Hi Fashion, Joseph of family-friendly events, including a Classic Shining Star: Keckler, Lady Quesa’Dilla, Merrie Cherry, The Hard Nut Movie Nights series featuring the work of Nomi Ruiz, & Rhoda, Sasha Velour, Kirk Douglas and Sidney Poitier, plus dance A Tribute to Maurice White Sancho and DJs Gant Johnson, Mister Wallace, and and music performances, and a month-long Xanadude (DJ Sean B and DJ Deputy). art installation.

32 WHAT WE DO | Community DanceAfrica Bazaar | Photo: Greg Kessler R&B FESTIVAL AT METROTECH The Hallelujah Train featuring MUSICAL GUESTS Kramer vs. Kramer Pastor Sr., , Kimberley Nichole Moonstruck This free annual outdoor summer concert Brian & Brady Blade Jr. & more The Brooklyn Interdenominational Chorus series, attended by 18,000, features an Co-presented with Out of Doors FILM SCREENING Operation Petticoat eclectic roster of trailblazers and emerging The Black Panthers: The Bad Seed musical visionaries of R&B and world music. Ladies Sing the Blues Vanguard of the Revolution featuring Catherine Russell, These lunchtime performances are held at The Last Dragon MetroTech Commons, located at the corner Charenee Wade, and Brianna Thomas COMMUNITY ART EXHIBITION of Flatbush and Myrtle Avenues in Picture the Dream with Theo . Croker’s DVRK Funk The Warriors Zapp SENIOR SOCIALS To Sir, with Love Jazz Swing and Motown William Bell and Band 30TH ANNUAL BROOKLYN The King and I Featuring John Leventhal TRIBUTE TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. SENIOR CINEMA Friday Foster Mali Music BAM Senior Cinema is a free monthly film An American in Paris BAM annually celebrates the memory of Dr. The Fat Afro Latin Jazz Cats series (with free popcorn and soda) for Martin Luther King, Jr. with a free event filled Cooley High community members ages 65 and older, George Gray Groove Coalition with music, film, art, and moving tributes serving approximately 2,800 seniors in the Featuring Jazzmeia Horn from esteemed speakers and local community Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte community annually. leaders. The Fatback Band Double Indemnity Black King Sunny Adé MASTER OF CEREMONIES The Preacher’s Wife Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams Dirty Dancing

KEYNOTE SPEAKER Freedom on My Mind Dr. Michael Eric Dyson

33 WHAT WE DO | Community King Sunny Adé | Photo: Mike Benigno DANCEMOTION USA Dance

MotionSM USA Cultural diplomacy, changing lives worldwide

34 WHATTKTKTKTK WE DO | DanceMotion USA SM José Limón Dance Company in South Africa. Photo: Juan José Escalante DANCEMOTION USASM 2016 RESIDENCY PILOT FOLLOW-ON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Completing its fifth season, DanceMotion with Disabilities Act (ADA). In addition to Dance Heginbotham (NYC) PROGRAM USASM —BAM’s cultural diplomacy partnership holding workshops with dance progressions, Indonesia, Laos, the Philippines with the Bureau of Educational and Cultural youth, and disabled groups in Madagascar, In Summer 2016, five New York-based and Affairs of the US Department of State— sent South Africa, and Zambia, Limón Dance Limón Dance Company (NYC) international artists participated in a two-week Madagascar, South Africa, Zambia three of America’s finest contemporary dance Company shared performance stages Professional Development Program (PDP) in companies on month-long outreach programs with local dance groups and created conjunction with BAM Education and Creative to facilitate cross-cultural exchange and mutual collaborative works. Capital. International participants (nominated understanding. Through workshops, master by artistic directors of Dance Heginbotham In addition to direct personal contacts, classes, artist talks, creative collaborations, and Limón Dance Company) were artists DanceMotion USASM has built an active, and performances, the companies shared their and arts managers from Indonesia, Laos, engaged community of people who are artistic skills and viewpoints while experiencing Madagascar, and Zambia. The group took part interested in dance throughout the globe. the host countries’ cultural offerings. in Creative Capital’s Summer Intensive, which There are over 190,000 people from over included four days of hands-on, professional Highlights this year include Dance 150 countries actively following our activities. development workshops—business planning, Heginbotham’s residencies in Indonesia, strategic and visibility marketing, social media, Laos, and the Philippines where they worked and mission building. Then the group toured with blind and deaf students, and a disabled cultural spaces, went to open rehearsals women’s center continuing work in connection with DMUSA alumni including Mark Morris with the 25th anniversary of the Americans Dance Group and Seán Curran Company, participated in roundtable discussions, and visited Jacob’s Pillow Festival.

Dance Heginbotham in Vientiane | Photo: Sarah Horne 35 WHAT WE DO | DanceMotion USASM Visual Art Exhibitions, installations, performances, and more

36 TKTKTKTKWHAT WE DO | Visual Art Lucy Kim, Knock Knock (Jen’s Hip), Courtesy of the artist and Lisa Cooley Gallery BAMBILL COVER ARTISTS FALL 2015 Duhirwe Rushemeza | BAM Fisher Lobby SPECIAL PROJECTS Cryptophasia | Lisa Gwilliam & Ray Sweeten AND EVENTS 2015 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL NEXT WAVE ART | EVENTS BAM Fisher Lobby Shinique Smith We of Me: Molly Surno Shinique Smith Limited Edition Prints Sep & Dec—Abiding Light, 2015 Performance by Molly Surno | Lepercq Space David Samuel Stern: Woven Portraits Editions/Artists Book Fair | The Tunnel, NYC Oct—Beautiful Dreamer, 2015 Co-produced by BAM and Recess BAM Harvey Theater 2016 BAM Art Auction Nov—Magnetic Beam, 2015 Online auction Archival inkjet print, 22” x 30”, Next Wave Art Opening Reception SPRING 2016 Closing Party at Bridget Donahue courtesy of the artist With performance by Shinique Smith, in collaboration with Marisa Arriaga and EXHIBITIONS 2016 SPRING SEASON Gary Pennock | Peter Jay Sharp Building, Heart & Mind | Elizabeth Murray BAM Harvey Theater, and BAM Fisher Elizabeth Murray Natman Room, Diker Gallery Café, If Only Cup, Oct 1997—Jan 1998, When Art and Technology Collide: Levitt Lobby | Presented by Pace Gallery oil on canvas and plywood, 68” x 72”. Oraculetang | Interactive installation by Oleg and BAM, in collaboration with Trisha Brown Photograph by Tom Barratt, courtesy Kulik and discussion with Dmitry Volkov of Dance Company Pace Gallery. © The Murray-Holman SDVentures | Lepercq Space Family Trust / Artist Rights Society (ARS), The Arch of My Eye’s Orbit | Anila Quayyum Agha, Kamrooz Aram, Kameelah Janan New York, courtesy of Pace Gallery, New York NEXT WAVE ART | EXHIBITIONS Rasheed, and Slavs and | Curated Jamison Brosseau, Jaqueline Cedar, Matt by Hrag Vartanian | Natman Room, Diker Miller,Evan Robarts, Rachel Selekman, Talia Gallery Café, Levitt Lobby, BAM Fisher Shulze, Justin Orvis Steimer, Anne Vieux Social Action: BAM and the Civil War Diker Gallery Café and Natman Room Natman Room Lucy Kim | Dorothy W. Levitt Lobby

37 WHAT WE DO | Visual Art Anila Quayyum Agha, All the Flowers Are for Me, Courtesy of the artist and Aicon Gallery. Photo: Sean Carroll Membership

BAM’s membership program offers an enticing variety of access

38 TKTKTKTKWHAT WE DO | Membership Photo: Elena Olivo BAM MEMBERSHIP THE BAM PATRON PROGRAM THE BAM ARTIST CIRCLE

BAM members are some of the most Membership also supports BAMcinématek— BAM Patrons are as extraordinary as the work The Artist Circle is a core group of BAM passionate and dedicated arts supporters BAM’s daily year-round repertory film they champion. Patron Program support starts supporters who champion BAM’s mission to in New York City. BAM Membership unites program—and new release films at BAM at $1,500, and members receive a host of be the home of adventurous artists, audiences, enthusiasts who support the diverse and Rose Cinemas. Level 1-3 members receive VIP privileges, including personalized ticket and ideas with an annual commitment of adventurous arts that can only be seen 50% off regular-price movies and Level handling and concierge service through BAM $10,000. Artist Circle members mingle with at BAM. Members receive an array of live 4-5 members attend films for free. Other Patron Services, access to the donor lounge, artists at intimate gatherings in private homes performance benefits including members-only cinema benefits include priority access and free admission for two to films at BAM Rose or spectacularly unique settings. This year advance ticket access, same-day discounts discounts for special screenings, including Cinemas, and invitations to hallmark events guests of honor included Juliette Binoche and for live performances, waived ticket handling BAMcinemaFest, and invitations to free at each level of giving. This year, Patrons Rupert Everett. fees, and invitations to exclusive events. This monthly Curator’s Choice screenings. This were offered a selection of Producers Council year’s events included rehearsals of Les Arts year members enjoyed a members-only Dinners, paired with a premier Next Wave Florissants’ Les Fêtes Vénitiennes, conducted sneak preview of John Crowley’s adaption of Festival performance. The Chairman’s Circle IDNYC by William Christie, and dance icons Wendy Colm Tóibín’s Man Booker Prize shortlisted Dinner featured an homage to Salvador Dalí Whelan and Jack Soto in a reimagining of Brooklyn, and an exclusive screening of from the Swiss circus troupe Compagnia IDNYC is a government-issued ID card Japanese Noh theater classic Hagoromo. Jean-Luc Godard’s A Woman Is a Woman Finzi Pasca, and the annual Next Society that provides cardholders with one year of Plus, members helped kickoff the 2015 featuring a Q&A with French cinema icon and celebration, hosted by The River Café, complimentary BAM Membership. IDNYC Next Wave Festival with the first annual star Anna Karina. honored the Royal Shakespeare Company’s participation in new BAM Membership was an BAM Member Bash, featuring an exclusive six-week King and Country residency at BAM. enormous success—with more than 17,000 performance from Bang on a Can’s radical New Yorkers signing up in this period. BAM street band Asphalt Orchestra. is one of the performing arts institutions attracting the highest number of members in . In this span, 65% of the IDNYC members were new to BAM’s records, which has validated a benefit structure that removes barriers to attendance.

39 WHAT WE DO | Membership Photo: Elena Olivo Who We Are

Steel Hammer | Photo: Richard Termine BAM BOARD Year ending June 30, 2016

BAM BOARD CHAIR MEMBERS Gary Lynch CHAIRMEN EMERITI Patricia E. Michels Alan H. Fishman Neil D. Chrisman Jonathan S. Auerbach Ahrin Mishan Seth S. Faison Tony Bechara Donald R. Mullen Jr. BAM BOARD VICE CHAIRS Bruce C. Ratner Fran Bermanzohn William A. Perlmuth William I. Campbell Gordon Bowen David L. Picket Adam E. Max Linda Chinn Frances A. Resheske HONORARY TRUSTEES Henry Christensen III Sarah C. Robertson Robert L. Forbes PRESIDENT Pamela A. Codispoti Jonathan F.P. Rose Charles J. Hamm Katy Clark (voting trustee) Dr. Rudolph F. Crew Anna Kuzmik Sampas Barbara B. Haws, C.A. David E.R. Dangoor Alberto Sanchez William Josephson SECRETARY Cheryl Della Rosa Timothy Sebunya Mary Kantor Joseph V. Melillo Dinyar S. Devitre Bartholomew A. Sheehan III John Lipsky Mark Diker Jessica Smith Andre Dua Brian Stafford Laurie Mallet TREASURER Brendan J. Dugan Axel Stawski Cathy-Ann Martine-Dolecki James I. McLaren Thérèse Esperdy Joseph A. Stern David L. Ramsay, M.D., M.Ed.

Teri Everett Pedro J. Torres Elaine Weinstein PRESIDENT EMERITI Mallory Factor John L. Usdan Hon. Franklin R. Weissberg Karen Brooks Hopkins Richard E. Feldman, Esq. Brigitte Vosse Vaughn C. Williams, Esq. Harvey Lichtenstein Steven G. Felsher Nora Ann Wallace Jeanne Donovan Fisher Veronica Westberg Barry M. Fox Adam Wolfensohn MaryAnne Gilmartin Claire Wood Robert M. Greenberg Andrew Zolli Anoushka Healy G. Penn Holsenbeck Anne Hubbard EX OFFICIO Grant S. Johnson Gina Argento Daniel A. Klores Lori Luis Philippe Krakowsky Laura Popa A. Lampert

41 WHO WE ARE | BAM Board BAM SUPPORTERS

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Hamm Starry Night Fund Solange Landau The Harkness Foundation for Dance Axel Stawski & Galia Meiri Stawski $10,000 The Bertha and Isaac Liberman Foundation The Francena T. Harrison Foundation Trust Target John Lipsky & Zsuzsanna S. Karasz The Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation Pedro Jose Torres & Cecilia Picon Arthur F. & Alice E. Adams Charitable Foundation The Lupin Foundation Stephanie & Timothy Ingrassia Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation The Aeroflex Foundation M&T Bank The Kovner Foundation Viacom Allen & Overy LLP Robin & Edgar Lampert Joseph LeRoy & Ann C. Warner Fund American Friends of Les Arts Florissants David & Susan Marcinek The Lepercq Charitable Foundation The Winston Foundation, Inc. Ameriprise Financial Anonymous

42 WHO WE ARE | BAM Supporters William & Louisa Newlin Raymond Learsy Dr. Susan Stewart $5,000 Jim & Mary Ottaway Sebastian Cucullu Helena Lee & Richard Klapper John & Karin Strasswimmer Linda & Max Addison Michael Perkinson Katherine Cunningham & Christopher Dixon Roseanne Legrand The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Takis C. Anoussis Diana & Gene Pinover Ellen & John Curtis Jonathan E. Lehman Elizabeth F. Stribling David Bank & Jason R. Stone Rajika & Anupam Puri Karen Dauler & Gaston Silva François & Calleen Letaconnoux Consulate General of Sweden Nathaniel Beck & Karen Hackett Bradley Radoff Judith N. Davis Carol & Joel Levy Daniel & Toby Talbot Alan & Leslie Beller Rolex SA DeLaCour Family Foundation John N. Lieber & Amy J. Glosser Gabrielle Tana JJ & Michelle Berney Donald & Shelley Rubin Martha DeRight & Erich Bechtel Simon Lipskar & Kate Zuckerman Alexander Tarakhovsky & Anne Schaefer Elaine S. Bernstein James & Elizabeth Ryan Brooke Devine Susan Lorence Kathryn Taras & Anthony Elitcher The Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s Foundation S&P Global Diana Diamond & John Alschuler Reed Lowenstein & Melanie Hanan Juliet Taylor & James Walsh CBRE Milton T. Schaeffer Frederick N. & Michele Oka Doner Richard Lynn & Joseph Evall The Polish Cultural Institute in New York Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust Pamela N. Drexel Dianne Mackenzie Catherine K. Tice Timothy & Carol Cole Olatokumbo & Sheethal Shobowale Sarah & Alistair Dunn Anne Mackinnon Peter C. Trent Crunch Melanie & Joseph Shugart Dwight W. & Ann C. Ellis James R. Marshall Jonathan & Cynthia Uejio Cory Cruser & Dani Lescano Alfred & Stephanie Shuman Cristina Enriquez-Bocobo & Cody J. Smith John Martinez & Andrea Bozzo Vanetta Vancak Joan K. Davidson (The J.M. Kaplan Fund) Ellynne Skove Entube Marc Mathieu Bernardette Vaskas Peter Davidson & Drew McGhee (The J.M. Kaplan SL Green Gail Erickson & Christa Rice Nina Matis Dino Veronese Fund) Tom & Wendy Stephenson Ernst & Young LLP Deborah McAlister & Christopher Jones Diana Viñoly Interiors Daniel Doctoroff Stop & Stor Charitable Fund Seth & Sara Faison Ethan & Sarah McCarty Patricia Voight & Rachel Wolff The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. TD Charitable Foundation Fiona & Harvey Fein Peter & Denise McCormick Thomas Von Foerster Lisabeth During & Ross Poole Michael M. Thomas Nathaniel Felsher Sharon & Curtis Mechling Iva Vukina Violet & Christopher Eagan Jane & Robert Toll Katherine & Luke Fichthorn Joseph V. Melillo Cynthia Wainwright & Stephen Berger Henry & Kathy Elsesser Teresa Tsai David W. & Elizabeth P. Fitts Metropolitan New York Library Council Howard & Ruth Warshower FACE Michael Tuch Foundation, Inc. Flanders House Julia & Tom Michael Earl D. Weiner Britton & Melina Fisher Susan Unterberg Friars Foundation Diane Compagno Miller Jill Weinstein Barbara G. 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Lake Wise Rhonna & Ezra Goodman New York State Assembly – Annette Robinson Michael & Barbara Zimmerman Shellie Gillespie Cynthia Young & George Eberstadt Hayley Gorenberg & George Sands New York State Assembly – Helene Weinstein Micha Ziprkowski Beth & Gary Allen Glynn Anonymous (2) Gordon Gould Linda Nochlin Pommer Marina & Yana Zosya Parisa Golestaneh Larry E. Dumont, M.D. & Martin Gould NYC Department of Youth and Community Development Matthew & Myra Zuckerbraun Great Performances Francis Greenburger & Isabelle Autones Bianca Maria Orlando & William McGinty Anonymous (5) Peter & Monika Greenleaf Cynthia Hammond & Joseph Samulski Jane Ormerod & Peter Darrell The Grodzins Fund $2,500 Joyce & Ira Haupt II John Perkins & Hope Dana Henry B. & Karoly S. Gutman Bill & Patty Dugan Perlmuth Donald Allison & Sumiko Ito Justin Haythe & Muriel Soenens Scott & Ellen Hand Marnie S. Pillsbury Mark Allison & Stephanie Holmquist Joanna Hedge HarperCollins Publishers Aleksey Pryadko Mark Almeida & Theresa Galvin Diana Rhoten & John Heilemann John & Samantha Hunt Peter & Susan Restler The American Chai Trust Molly Heines & Thomas Moloney Hutchins Family Foundation Inc. John & Diana Rice Frank & Mary Ann Arisman Adam & Sita Hess Scott & Viktoriia Irwin The Rockefeller Group Peter Balis & Brian Goldston Dr. Arlene Heyman, MD Mark Jackson & Karen Hagberg Seth Rosenberg & Catherine Lebow Alexandra Ballard Pamela J. Hoiles Foundation Mace Rosenstein & Louise de la Fuente Leah & Benjamin Barber John & Karen Horn Julian Price Family Foundation Ann Rudovsky Wilhelmina Barker Richard Hulbert Christoph & Flora Kimmich Jack Sanderson Katie Barthmaier & Brent Buck Jill Hunter Kusmi Tea Lori Saperstein Jayne H. 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43 WHO WE ARE | BAM Supporters Diane Buglewicz Foote & Walter Foote Teri Everett & Mark Davidson Jeremiah Healey & Megan McKee Healey Matthew & Sabrina Leblanc $1,500 Dennine Bullard Peter & Joan Faber Douglas & Jessica Healy Abdul-Rahman Lediju & Angela Nurse-Lediju Ethan J. Wagner & Thea Westreich Wagner James Burke Richard & Florence Fabricant James G. Croghan & Louis R. Hedgecock Pablo & Almudena Legorreta Lynn Abell Sandra L. Burton & Dr. Don Q. Kelly David Farer & Elisa King Robert & Barbara Heelan Jamie Lehrer Robert & Mary Beth Aberlin Elizabeth Butson Gail Farfel Isaac & Sheila Heimbinder Bruce Leibstone Nora Abousteit & Joshua Ramo Monica Byrczek Thomas Faust Kris Heinzelman James Leitner & Tracy Higgins Naji Abumrad William & Regina Cahill Evan Federman Mr. James Hendershot Barbara Lemperly Grant Brice Acosta Mr. Charles Cahn & Dr. Nancy Maruyama Martin Feinman & Amy Cooney Jeffery Hentze Garrick Leonard & Leslie Feder Caroline P. Addison Ansel M. Caine & Anna Tibbetts Michael & Nancy Feller Cecilia & James Herbert Jack P. Levin Derek & Noreen Adler Cindy & Jonathan Calder Edith Ferber Herrick, Feinstein LLP Marcia & William Levy Jacqueline & Joseph Aguanno Deborah Capone Karla Fernandes-Vogel Samuel & Hagit Hertz Richard Levy & Lorraine Gallard Howard & Roberta Ahmanson Charles Carberry Robert Ferris & Adrienne Shumway Sarah Higinbotham Jeffrey Lewis & Karin Miller-Lewis Ronald & June Ahrens William M. Carey Igor Fert Adria & Donald Hillman Persimmon Foundation Alexandra Alger & Dan Chung Lise Carter Joan Salwen Fields Susan Hirschhorn & Arthur Klebanoff Michael Li Daniel Algrant Mary Ellen Cashman Arthur & Susan Fleischer The Hoffman Law Firm Tom Lindberg James B. Anderson & Dror Katzir Daiga Chadha & Gaurang Chadha Jeff & Jenny Fleishhacker Barry Hoffman & Jane Weiss Emma Lindsay Linda Andrei Keisha A. Chamberlain & Mathieu S. Chamberlain Lydia Foo Judith M. 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Cirando Andrew Freireich & Tina Potter Alan Hyde John Macintosh & Anna Verdi Andrea Barbieri Joan Hardy Clark Katherine Freygang Margo Hyde Macro Sea Inc. Hugo Barreca & Wendy Schlemm Clifford Chance US LLP Nicholas & Alexandra Fribourg Jan Inscho & Seymour Miles Antonio Magliocco Jr. & Carla Solomon Samuel & Marion Bass Anne Coffey Alex Friedman & Erica Tennenbaum John Ittner Camila Pastor & Stephen Maharam Whitney Baxter Jill & Irwin Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey F. Friedman Dr. Lois Jackson Brian & Florence Mahony Martine Beamon & Eddie Joyce Joanna Cole & Jonathan Cole Sarah B. Friedman & Paul Salama Pamela Jackson Ronald Daignault & Teresa Maloney Barbara Becker & Chad Gallant Michele & Terry Cone Alexander C. & Tillie S. 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Sullivan Kickstarter Franny Milberg Alexis Stephen E. & Martha Bakos Dietz The Green-Wood Cemetery William Kistler Timothy Milford & Liza Velazquez Ellen & Charles Bock Daniel DiPietro Jane & Jean-Marie Grenier Jonathan Klein Jason Miller & Ileana Salazar Nick Boris Anne & John Dockery Mimi & Bill Grinker Dennis A. Klejna Judith Scofield Miller & David C. Miller Gary N. Boston & Dr. Charles Lee Lynn Dolnick Bill Grogan Bennette Kramer & Eliot Long Sandra & Lowell Mintz Bill Bragin & Lisa Philp Miriam Donoho Amy & Ronald Guttman Kenneth & Susan Kramer Hala Mnaymneh Samy Brahimy & Lizanne Merrill Lily Dorment Gunilla Haac Ashwin Krishnan Donald & Gwen Moffat Barbara & Gary Brandt Dr. Jack Downhill Jr. Robert D. Hall & Jane Hritz Hall Joan & Albert Kronick Claire Molloy & Seth Lloyd Gundula Brattke Donna & Mitchell Drach Robert Hall Rob Krulak Nikki Mondschein Rebecca Brillhart Frank Drury Patricia Hallstein & Axel Kramer The Krumholz Foundation Michael & Ginger Montel Sandra Brinkert Molly Duffy Anne & James Hanbury Roberta Krumholz Maria Montoya Sally Brody Allison & Mark Dunn Amelia Hancock & Steve Klise Judith & Douglas Krupp Marissa M. Moore Carolyn Brooks & Allen Rothman Frederick Eberstadt Kenneth V. Handal & Mary Francina Golden Julie Kurtzman John Morning John & Michelle Brooks Marcus Edward & Ken O’Neill Joan & Douglas B. Hansen Christine La Monica Lunn Evangeline Morphos Andrea Katz & Anthony Brown Marty Ellington Anna & Raja Harb Judith A. Langer & Arthur Applebee Kathy Morton & David Nadelman Donnaldson Brown Rachel Elson H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture Robert S. Langley Jim & Iris Munson Norman & Terri Buchan Lorren Erstad & David Lerner David Hariton & Thomas Lippy Drs. John & Judie LaRosa Megan Murphy Angela Bucknell William & Suzanne Esper Layne & Tiffany Harris Jess Latham Brandon Nelson & Iman Criner Nelson

44 WHO WE ARE | BAM Supporters Consulate General of The in New York Melissa Bowen Rubin & Joshua Rubin Suzzana Takayama Sheila Nevins Maisie Rubinstein Sukey Tamarkin The New York Community Trust Lisa & Jonathan Sack Julie Tarney New York State Assembly – Peter Abbate Josh Safran & Jess Camacho Josephine & Philip Teverow New York State Assembly – James F. Brennan Jennifer Sage & Nicolas Grabar Thornton Thomasetti Maury Newburger S. Gerald Saliman & Raymond Vallejo Grace & John Timberlake Stephanie & Jesse Newhouse Nancy Sands Coralie Toevs Melvin & Carol Newman Margaret Sarkela & John Curtis Michael & Keren Toledano Marguerite Nougué-Sans Martin Satryb & Laurel Hutchinson Manny Torrijos & Jing Shang Tan Michael Novodvorskiy Adam P. Schelifer and the Schleifer Family Foundation Stephen Touhey James C. & Marie Nugent-Head Marlas Evan & Lee S-K Lane Trippe & Marian Sabety Empire Educational Services Anthony Schlesinger & Anne Forward Linnet Tse & John Forsyth Adam H. Offenhartz Karen Schlesinger Robert Tyrer We thank Barry Michael Okun Lynn Schneider Melissa & Donna Tyson Roger W. Oliver Dr. Michael Schober James Underwood & Linda Missal Dr. Catherine Orentreich Florian Schodel Bill Updegraff & Aliza Bartfield Jon Otis Patricia Schoenfeld Chauncey Upson Lois Ottombrino Christopher J. Scholz & Ines Elskop Raymond & Priscilla Vickers Kathleen Owens Nancy Schwartz Sternoff Jan Vilcek Ilana Pachter & William Wynn Gabriel & Jolie Schwartz David Wagner you for your Jean Pagliuso & Tom Cohen Richard Schwartz & Gita Martohardjono Marcus Wainwright & Glenna Neece Nicole & Bruce Paisner Ralf Schwieger Leigh & Robin Walters Dr. & Mrs. Rudolph Palmer Elisabeth Searles & Richard Friedberg Barbara & Sedgwick Ward Cheryl Paradis & Gene McCullough Erik & Ruaf Seidel Seth Washinsky Gwenevere Parker Tatiana Serafin Janet C. Waterhouse PhD Estelle Parsons & Peter L. Zimroth Ann Settel Robert Watt & Dawn Bradford Kirk & Sue Patrick Rena Shagan John & Martha Watts Robert H. Pees Joshua Shapiro & Heller B. Berman Sandra & George Weiksner continued Marco Perez Brian & Lindsay Shea David I. Weiner Amy Perry Michael Shea & Armen Marsoobian Seymour & Kate Weingarten Alexandra & Frederick Peters George Sheanshang Charlene Magen Weinstein Christopher Peters Gerald Shepps Elaine Weinstein Antonia Pew Anne P. Sidamon-Eristoff Marjorie & Irv Weiser Elizabeth Peyton Michael Siem & Audrey Walen Jonathan Weiss Pauline Pinto Larry & Ashley Silverman Jane & Jonathan Weld support! Carl Podwoski & Virginia Lovejoy Harry Simino Laura Walker & Bert Wells Elizabeth Polanco Mark Simmonds & Marco Contie David F. Wertheimer Stuart Post & Christopher Kelley John & Helen Simonson Harry White & Esther Redmount Vlad Preoteasa Loren & Marlene Skeist Susan Whiting & Bruce Van Dusen Sandra Pierson Prior Johanna Skrzypczyk & Emmanuel Gastard David Wilf Towonda Purvis Elaine Sloan Dominic C. Williams & Martha Norrick Theodore Quinn Susan Snodgrass Ross Wisnewski Maureen Raley Stephen Soba & Jonathan Arnold Thomas & Sarah Wisniewski Susan & Peter Ralston Mitchell & Sandy Sockett Elizabeth & Richard Witten Claudia Bungaro & Christopher Rapcewicz Kenneth Soehner The Esther & Morton Wohlgemuth Foundation, Inc. Stephen Raphael & Ellen Marks Helen Sogoloff Doug Wolff Dr. Julie Ratner James Sollins Dr. Elizabeth Wolff Bridget Read Elizabeth Bartman & Andrew P. Solomon Rachel Wood & Scott Olsen Johnathan Reale Richard & Mimi Somerby Fred Wright Robert Reilly & Kenneth Stein Connie Sopic/Norma Katz Danielle Durchslag & Aamir Wyne Esq. Me & Ro Jonathan & Jennifer Soros Michael Young & Debra Raskin Nancy & John Rich Ellen Sorrin Brett Zaccardi Richmond Hills High School Dr. Rogelio Sosnik & Dr. Irene Cairo Fauzia Zaman-Malik Juergen Riehm & Jody Oberfelder André Spears & Anne Rosen Frank & Arrien Zinghini Tracey & Phillip Riese Jim & Kristen Spencer Anonymous (6) Katherine E. Ringer Joseph Spiegel Julie Robbins Gayatri Spivak July 1, 2015—June 30, 2016 Daniel Rocha Jonathan Sporn Bonnie Roche Shirley Staples & Donald Vangel John Rockwell & Linda Mevorach Sarah Stasny The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization Gillian Steel Paul A. Rogers Jeanne & Steven Stellman Connie & Ted Roosevelt Joshua Sternoff & Rebecca Gradinger Andrea M. Rosen Felicia Stingone & Phillip Rutherford Lawrence Rosenthal & Joyce Rosenthal Gail Stone & Matt Fishbein Erin Ross Leila Straus James & Eliza Rossman Consulate General of Switzerland 45 WHO WE ARE | BAM Supporters BAM BAM STAFF

Liana Agredo, Jessie Fairbanks, Project Managers Lynn Alexander, Facilities Manager Ryan Werner, Programmer at Large EXECUTIVES Chris Mode, GM Coordinator, Budgets & Contracts Kevin Cecil, Building Operations Coordinator EDUCATION Katy Clark, President Samuel Denitz, Administrative Asst. & BAMshop Liaison Markee Glover, Mailroom Clerk Steven McIntosh, Director of Education & Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer Robyn Goldstein, Mailroom Asst. Family Programs Alice Bernstein, Executive Vice President Elaine Colon, Jean Smith, Building Services Assocs. PRODUCTION John P. Tighe, Asst. Director of Education Stephanie S. Hughley, Vice President of Education & Steve McDowell, Auxiliary Technician Neil Kutner, Director of Production Eveline Chang, Mikal Lee, Verushka Wray, Program Humanities, Cinema & BAMcinématek Danny Jiang, CMMS Asst. Collin Costa, Dylan Nachand, Assoc. Production Managers John Lanasa, Vice President of Marketing & Managers Cathleen Plazas, Program & Evaluation Coordinator Communications Paul Bartlett, Ryan Gastelum, Jennifer Grutza, BUILDING MAINTENANCE Riccardo Salmona, Vice President for Institutional Brian Sciarra, Production Supervisors Anthony Shields, Maintenance Supervisor Advancement HUMANITIES Danielle Colburn, Laura Williams, Palmer Johnston, Daniel Curato, Calvin Brackett, Ronald Hunter, Keith Stubblefield, Chief Financial Officer and Vice Violaine Huisman, Director of Humanities Production Coordinators Maintainers President of Finance & Administration Molly Silberberg, Humanities Manager Heli Soell, Admin. Coordinator Carl Blango, Asst. Maintainer LEAD INSTRUCTORS PRESIDENT’S OFFICE SECURITY STAGE CREW Joshua Cabat, Young Film Critics Michael Doyle, Administrative Coordinator Melvin Patterson, Manuel Taveras, Supervising Thomas Paulucci, Crew Chief Samara Gaev, Nsangou Glenn Gordon, Arts & Justice Attendant Guards Oscar Gruchalski, Head Carpenter, OH Jenny Rocha, Dancing into the Future Kenneth Aguillera, Collie Dean, Senior Attendant Guards Paul McManus, Asst. Carpenter/Flyman, OH Michael LoMonico, Shakespeare Teaches Teachers ARTISTIC PROGRAMMING James D’Adamo, Head Electrician, OH Bobby Arnold, Juan Lebron, Lead Auxiliary Guards Stonie Darling, Department Manager Amy Domjan, Asst. Electrician, OH Marlon Desouza, Kevin Lemon, Teonia Smith, Juan Pablo Siles, Coordinator of Artistic Planning Nicholas Varacalli, Master of Properties, OH Andel Thomas, Michael Whyte, Attendant Guards TEACHING ARTISTS Marc Putz, Sound Engineer, OH Jennifer Armas, Brigitte Barnett-Loftis, Rebecca Bliss, Mahogany Brown, Melissa Brown, Chia-Ti Chiu, Darian James Kehoe, Head Carpenter, HT CUSTODIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS & CURATORIAL Dauchan, Harris Eisenstadt, Imani Faye, Kimani Fowlin, Nick Schwartz-Hall, Line Producer Joseph Werner III, Asst. Carpenter, HT Ramon Cabassa, Custodial Supervisor Ingrid Gordon, Pat Hall, Mel House, Albert Iturregui- Amy Cassello, Assoc. Producer, Next Wave Festival John Manderbach, Head Electrician, HT Yossess Allen, Allan Boyce, Ludlow Chamberlain, Isaias Elias, Gwendolyn Kelso, Nicole Kempskie, Abigail Darrell M. McNeill, Assoc. Producer, Music Edward Donohue, Master of Properties, HT Flores, Mayra Guillen, Ron Rathan, Akeon Thomas, Levine, Spencer Lott, Farai Malianga, WT McRae, Rachel Katwan, Asst. Line Producer Alison Dabdoub, Sound Engineer, HT Custodians Michael Mullen, Kwesi Nkroma, Devin Norik, Pamela R. Michael Blanco, DanceMotion USASM, Project Director Tom Holler, Richard Wurzbach, Utility Men Patrick, Drew Petersen, Korey Phillips, Mike Ramsey, Sarah Horne, DanceMotion USASM, Project Manager Ginger Blake, Wardrobe Supervisor Gwenyth Reitz, Jen Shirley, Marcus Smalls, Keomi Paige Haroldson, Jason Collins, DanceMotion USASM EDUCATION & HUMANITIES Tarver, Karen Thornton Daniels, Adia Whitaker, Project Assts. ARTIST SERVICES Todd Woodard Danny Kapilian, Producer, R&B Festival, MetroTech & BAMCINEMATEK Mary Reilly, Director of Artist Services Steven Serafin, Special Consultant & Editor, BAM: Shana Parker, Director of Operations for E&H Stacey Dinner, Artist Services Manager The Complete Works Jennifer Leeson, Operations Manager for E&H MARKETING & Jeannine Baca, Britney Polites Artist Services Jackie Katz, Education Assoc. Representatives Victoria Collado, Education Asst. COMMUNICATIONS ARCHIVES Sarah Silverblatt-Buser, Fisher Artist Services Rebekah Gordon, Administrative Asst. COMMUNICATIONS Sharon Lehner, Director of Archives Representative Sarah Gentile, Digital Project Archivist Sandy Sawotka, Director of Communications Louie Fleck,, Archives Manager BAM ROSE CINEMAS Sarah Garvey, Assoc. Director of Communications Carmel Curtis, Mary Rhymer, Evelyn Shunaman, THEATER MANAGEMENT Efi Shahar, Cinema Executive Manager Susan Yung, Senior Editorial Manager Processing Archivists Christine M. Gruder, Theater Manager Michael Katz, Projectionist Adriana Leshko, Senior Publicity Manager Jan Carr, Digital Content Writer John L. Jones, Assoc. Theater Manager Adam Goldberg, Asst. Manager David Hsieh, Maureen Masters, Publicity Managers Anita Goss, Volunteer Librarian Sonia Clayton, Jacqueline David, Leroy Houston, Andreea Drogeanu, Brente Kelly, Davina Roberts, Christian Barclay, Christina Norris, Publicists Theater Staff Supervisors Anthony Shields Jr., Head Floor Staff Hannah Thomas, Publicity & Marketing Assoc. James Sutton, Publications Asst. GENERAL MANAGEMENT Patrick J. Scully, General Manager BUILDING OPERATIONS BAMCINÉMATEK Sara Danielsen, Assoc. General Manager, Fisher Building Cameron Christensen, Director of Building Operations Gabriele Caroti, Director CREATIVE SERVICES Carrie W. Reynolds, Assoc. General Manager Roger Davis, Security Manager Nellie Killian, David Reilly, Programmers Andrew Sloat, Creative Director Jaclyn Bouton, Senior Project Manager Wendy Berot, Special Projects Manager Jesse Trussell, Programming Asst. Patrick Morin, Assoc. Director of Design

46 WHO WE ARE | BAM Staff BAM STAFF

Ryan Rowlett, Senior Interactive Designer Miranda Gauvin, Greg Garner, Sophie McNeill, Edgar PATRON SERVICES Alexis Boehmler, Benefits Manager Mendoza, Warren Ng, Elsie Pacella, Maura Roche, Katie Positerry, Interactive Designer Ramzi Awn, Director of Patron Services Bram McGinnis, Via Clemena, HR Assts. Angela Romualdez, Allyson Steele, Noel Vega, Kyle Richardson, Alison Whitworth, Designers Michael Kendrick, Manager of Patron Services & Jalise Wilson, Ticket Services Representatives Benjamin Cohen, Assoc. Director of Video Donor Relations Ben Katz, Video Production Manager Jessica Hindle, Patron Services Coordinator INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Kaitlin Chandler, Alexander Guns, Video Editors Alexander Jofe, Annie Steingold, Patron Services William Allen Lee III, Director of Information Technologyor Jenny Choi, Publications Manager DEVELOPMENT Assts. Thomas Brown, Business Analytics Manager Robert Wood, Senior Copywriter Lucile Hecht, Admin. Asst. to Vice President for Ira Sibulkin, Assoc. Director of IT Seán McKeithan, Copywriter Institutional Advancement Timothy Assam, Systems Administrator Shu Chun Xie, Creative Services Assoc. PLANNED GIVING Svetlana Mikhalevskaya, Database Developer Stephanie Franco, Director of Planned Giving Jason Q. Minnis, IT Project Manager BOARD RELATIONS & ENDOWMENT DIGITAL MEDIA & PROJECT MANAGEMENT Matthew Taylor, Andrei Iliescu, Web Developers Denis Azaro, Board Relations & Endowment Director Jersy Rodriguez, Technical Support Manager Aaron Weibel, Manager of Web Production SPECIAL EVENTS Alexandra Biss, Manager of Board Relations Tamar Audate, Tim Chawaga, Technical Support Techs Josephine Llorente, Digital Media Coordinator Margaret Breed, Director of Special Events Susan Bishop, Administrative Coordinator Sarah Hayes, Digital Media Asst. Grace Eubank, James Vause, Special Events Managers CORPORATE RELATIONS & SPONSORSHIP Lucas Austin, Junior Desktop Analyst Kimberly Howard, Special Events and Major Gifts Assoc. Chantal Bernard, Director of Corporate Relations MARKETING Catherine Charnov, Special Events Coordinator Terrance Knox, Director of New Business Development PROJECT MANAGEMENT Shannon Lacek, Director of Marketing Ashley Jacobson, Senior Corporate Relations Manager Jeremy Dewey, Director, Project Management & Strategic Raphaele de Boisblanc, Senior Marketing Manager Elizabeth Sarkady, Business Development Manager VISUAL ART Planning Andrew Chan, Melanie Cherry, Allison Kadin, Rebecca Carew, Corporate Sponsorship Manager Holly Shen, Curator of Visual Arts Ellen Leszynski, Project Manager Marketing Managers Katerina Patouri, Sponsorship Asst. Mary Gordanier, Visual Arts Asst. Rhea Daniels, Marketing Coordinator Laura Scholl, Marketing Operations Manager AUDIENCE RESEARCH & ANALYSIS Britt Aronovich, Marketing Revenue Manager INDIVIDUAL GIVING George A. Wachtel Anna Troester, Marketing Asst. Barbara Cummings, Director of Development FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION William Lynch, Director of Leadership Gifts CAPITAL PROJECTS Glenn Alan Stiskal, Director of Major Gifts AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT & Jonathan Jones, Director, Capital Projects BOOKSELLER Gwendolyn Dunaif, Assoc. Director, Major Gifts & Laura Grady, Capital Projects Manager Greenlight Bookstore STRATEGIC PLANNING Patron Programs Molly Meloy, Director of Audience Development & Richard Serrano, Research Manager EUROPEAN PRODUCTION REPRESENTATIVE Strategic Planning Maayan Dauber, Patron Program Coordinator FINANCE Kozue Oshiro, Controller On Tour Ltd., Roger Chapman Joaquin Esteva, Advertising Manager Travis Calvert, Project Coordinator, Major Gifts Claire Frisbie, Content Marketing Manager Tameka White, Asst. Controller Claudia Bailey, Adam Sachs, Assoc. Directors of Finance FILM BUYER Nathan Gould, Marketing Manager, Development INSTITUTIONAL GIVING Brian Gee, Accounting Manager Adam Birnbaum Chris Tyler, Content Marketing Asst. Director of Institutional Giving Clemente Luna, Douglas Fischer, Budget Analyst Sharlene Chiu, Customer Loyalty & Strategy Manager Kailin Husayko, Semra Ercin, Institutional Giving Managers Tyler Cleveland, Staff Accountant IMMIGRATION COUNSEL Stephanie Caragliano, Institutional Giving Coordinator Yusuf Siddiquee, Finance Coordinator Jonathan Ginsburg, Fettman, Tolchin and Majors, PC TICKET SERVICES Iman Bance, Accounts Payable Administrator G. Scott Kubovsak, Director of Ticket Services MEMBERSHIP Meaghan McLaughlin, Finance Assistant INSURANCE BROKER Kevin McLoughlin, Head Treasurer Claire Charlesworth, Director of Membership Dewitt Stern Russell Grier, First Asst. Treasurer Sarah Mischner, Membership Manager GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Victor Jouvert, Charlie Dolce, Asst. Treasurers Bruce Smolanoff, Telefund Manager Dewonnie Frederick, Community Affairs & MEDICAL CONSULTANTS Royda C. Venture, Ticket Services Manager Cheryl-Lyn Miller, Membership Coordinator Bazaar Manager Georgina Richardson, Customer Care Manager Kate Rakowski, Telefund Asst. Ahmar Butt, MD; Anders Cohen, MD Latasha McNeil, Asst. Manager Eva Marie Arena, Jessica Benton, Allison Bodwell, HUMAN RESOURCES Ryan Mauldin, Ticket Services Coordinator Lydia Cardenas, Aaron Feinstein, Kenneth Fitts, RESTAURATEUR Seth Azizollahoff, Director of Human Resources Edward Raube-Wilson, Senior Ticket Services Melissa Krzywicki, Thomas Lawler, Emilie McDonald, Great Performances ne 2013 Representative Samantha Osborne, Katherine Rehbeck, Adrienne Samara Alexander, HR Manager Saul Almiachev, Kiana Bilal Mack, Anaïs Blin, Lucca Reynolds, Deema Salem, Dakota Scott, Amanda Wilder, Cynthia Smith, Payroll Manager June, 2016 Damilano, Justin Dash, Evan Dice, Robert Ebanks, Ramon Zubia, Membership Representatives

47 WHO WE ARE | BAM Staff Numbers48 TKTKTKTK 2015 Next Wave | Opus | Photo: Max Gordon BAM FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

BAM’s financial statements are audited by Marks Paneth. The summarized Statements of Financial Position as of June 30, 2016 and 2015, and Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2016 and 2015 were derived from BAM’s financial statements. The complete audited financial statements are available at guidestar.org and charitiesnys.com.

Statements of Financial Position

Assets: 2016 2015 Liabilities and Net Assets: 2016 2015

Assets: Liabilities: Cash and cash equivalents 800,429 1,630,350 Accounts payable and accrued expenses, net 6,167,410 5,761,129 Accounts and other receivables 382,470 1,004,631 Due to BAM Endowment Trust 975,000 131,806 Government receivables, net 2,166,702 724,734 Line of credit 1,750,000 Pledges receivable, net 14,968,641 17,057,817 Deferred revenue 1,152,651 1,018,538 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 1,379,098 1,587,949 Total Liabilities 10,045,061 6,911,473 Property and equipment, net 17,945,456 16,626,132 Beneficial interest in BAM Endowment Trust 91,574,003 99,346,428 Commitments and Contingencies Net Assets: Unrestricted: Total Assets 129,216,799 137,978,041 General operations (1,128,340) 46,956 Cultural Institutions Retirement System (1,925,066) (2,028,059) Net investment in property and equipment 17,136,534 15,985,249 Total Unrestricted 14,083,128 14,004,146

33,221,414 Temporarily restricted 20,567,411 83,841,008 Permanently restricted 84,521,199 Total Net Assets 119,171,738 131,066,568

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 129,216,799 137,978,041

49 NUMBERS | BAM Financial Statements BAM FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES For the years ending June 30, 2016 and 2015

Temporarily Permanently Total Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2016 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2015 Operating Activities Operating Revenue: Support: Special events revenue 1,292,765 123,000 - 1,415,765 3,041,156 5,000 - 13,046,156 Less: direct special event expenses (188,689) - - (188,689) (659,785) - - (659,785) Special events, net 1,104,076 123,000 - 1,227,076 2,381,371 5,000 - 2,386,371 The City of New York 2,948,626 - - 2,948,626 3,036,264 - - 3,036,264 New York State 27,383 174,500 - 201,883 148,416 155,000 - 303,416 Federal government 972,908 50,000 - 1,022,908 907,407 55,000 - 962,407 Private sector 19,757,594 3,911,071 - 23,668,665 16,801,978 7,969,438 - 24,771,416 Distribution from BAM Endowment Trust 4,359,525 - - 4,359,525 3,894,962 - - 3,894,962 Net assets released from restrictions 7,401,043 (7,401,043) - - 7,711,673 (7,711,673) - - Total Support 36,571,155 (3,142,472) - 33,428,683 34,882,071 472,765 - 35,354,836 - Earned Revenue: Performance and co-presenter income 14,635,865 - - 14,635,865 17,648,122 - - 17,648,122 BAM Rose Cinema 4,064,544 - - 4,064,544 4,029,366 - - 4,029,366 Rentals, BAMart sales, interest, and other income 3,042,420 - 348 3,042,768 2,793,307 - 296 2,793,603 Total Earned Revenue 21,742,829 - 348 21,743,177 24,470,795 - 296 24,471,091 - Total Operating Revenue 58,313,984 (3,142,472) 348 55,171,860 59,352,866 472,765 296 59,825,927

Operating Expense: Program services 47,336,702 - - 47,336,702 48,262,105 - - 48,262,105 Management and general 4,031,947 - - 4,031,947 4,160,707 - - 4,160,707 Fundraising 7,260,953 - - 7,260,953 5,990,419 - - 5,990,419 Total Operating Expense 58,629,602 - - 58,629,602 58,413,231 - - 58,413,231

Results From Operations (315,618) (3,142,472) 348 (3,457,742) 939,635 472,765 296 1,412,696

Non Operating Activities: Depreciation and amortization expense (1,978,143) - - (1,978,143) (1,939,923) - - (1,939,923) Net assets released from restriction for capital projects 1,059,263 (1,059,263) - - 1,054,284 (1,054,284) - - NYC Economic Development Corporation capital grant 1,445,663 - - 1,445,663 328,247 - - 328,247 (Decrease) increase in beneficial interest in BET - (8,452,268) 679,843 (7,772,425) - (2,719,781) 5,260,446 2,540,665 Total Non Operating Activities 526,783 (9,511,531) 679,843 (8,304,905) (557,392) (3,774,065) 5,260,446 928,989 - Change in Net Assets before Pension Related Changes 211,165 (12,654,003) 680,191 (11,762,647) 382,243 (3,301,300) 5,260,742 2,341,685

Cultural Institutions Retirement System (132,183) - - (132,183) (2,028,059) - - (2,028,059)

Change in Total Net Assets 78,982 (12,654,003) 680,191 (11,894,830) (1,645,816) (3,301,300) 5,260,742 313,626

Net Assets—Beginning of Year 14,004,146 33,221,414 83,841,008 131,066,568 15,649,962 36,522,714 78,580,266 130,752,942

Net Assets—End of Year 14,083,128 20,567,411 84,521,199 119,171,738 14,004,146 33,221,414 83,841,008 131,066,568

50 NUMBERS | BAM Financial Statements The

2016 Winter/Spring | Trisha Brown Dance Company | Photo: Julieta Cervantes Trust A great institution is built upon on a secure future. At BAM, a growing endowment is the foundation for expansive programming that continues to set new standards for artistic daring and excellence. The BAM Endowment provides the financial underpinning to launch new artistic initiatives, plan for future years, seize opportunities for institutional advancement, and confront unanticipated challenges. BAM sincerely thanks those listed below for their generous support in securing BAM’s future. Dear BAM Family, BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST The BAM Endowment Trust (BET) ended This provided $4.5 million to support its BOARD OF TRUSTEES the year with a value of $86,118,904. impressive programming and operations, Year ending June 30, 2016 It was a challenging year for investment and accounts for 8% of BAM’s total budget. performance, with a portfolio return of CHAIR Timothy J. Ingrassia -3.83%, consistent with the decline in We are very grateful for the deep commitment of the BAM and BET boards, global equity markets. Worries about VICE CHAIR Gabriel Pizzi economic growth and geopolitical risks as well as the staff. This organization is supported by a dedicated and impressive made this a difficult period for risk assets. TREASURER Keith Stubblefield Year-to-year volatility is to be expected, group of individuals, who work hard to help but importantly we are meeting our long- our special institution flourish. MEMBERS term goal of earning a return of at least Sincerely, William A. Douglass III our 5% spend rate plus inflation. FY 17 performance is off to a strong start. Steven G. Felsher Elizabeth Holtzman The BET board approved a distribution to Timothy J. Ingrassia James I. McLaren BAM of 5% of the average value of the Chair, BAM Endowment Trust Alberto Sanchez endowment from the prior 12 quarters. Board of Trustees Timothy Sebunya R. Edward Spilka Nora Ann Wallace Henry Christensen III, Ex Officio Thérèse Esperdy, Ex Officio Alan H. Fishman, Ex Officio

52 THE TRUST | BAM Endowment Trust | Chair’s Letter BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST DONORS

$5,000,000 AND ABOVE $250,000 AND ABOVE

Richard B. Fisher & Jeanne Donovan Fisher The Bohen Foundation Another way to help BAM prepare for the gifts toward its endowment. Individuals The Howard Gilman Foundation The Jessica E. Smith and Kevin R. Brine future is by making a provision in your who have made such gifts are recognized Charitable Trust The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation estate plans. Create a legacy for many in the select group of patrons known as The Charles & Valerie Diker Dance Endowment Fund Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Endowment Fund for generations to come and ensure BAM’s BAM Angels. www.bam.org/plannedgiving Community, Educational, & Public Affairs Programs The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation excellence continues for the next 150 Michael Bancroft Goth Endowed Annual years. Existing options for planned giving For more information on Planned Giving $1,000,000 AND ABOVE Performance Fund include making a bequest in your will, opportunities please contact William Lynch William Randolph Hearst Endowment for Education and Altria Group, Inc./Next Wave Forward Fund at 718.636.4186 or [email protected]. Humanities Programs and naming BAM as a beneficiary in your BAM Fund to Support Emerging and Local Musicians All inquiries will remain strictly confidential. The Rita & Alex Hillman Foundation retirement plan or insurance policy, among Brooklyn Community Foundation Carole & Irwin Lainoff others. Unless otherwise specified by a Our special thanks to the foresight of the The Irene Diamond Fund Maxwell Family Fund in Community Funds, Inc. donor, it is BAM’s policy to apply planned charitable BAM Angels listed below. Doris Duke Charitable Foundation The Geraldine Stutz Trust, Inc. Emily H. Fisher The Ford Foundation Fund to Support Collaborative $100,000 AND ABOVE Creativity Among U.S. Artists Michael Bailkin, Marvin Levine, Jesse Masyr, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fund For Opera & David Stadtmauer Verizon Communications Edgar A. Lampert Music-Theater Robert & Joan Catell Fund for Education Programs The Isak and Rose Weinman Foundation Harvey Lichtenstein Bruce C. Ratner in honor of Madame Lilliana Teruzzi Neil D. & Kathleen M. Chrisman Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein William Boss Sandberg The Winston Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Hamish & Georgene Maxwell The Peter Jay Sharp Fund for Opera and Theater Anonymous Madison S. Finlay Scott C. McDonald The SHS Foundation Francena T. Harrison Performance Fund Evelyn & Everett Ortner The Starr Foundation BAM ANGELS Rita K. Hillman Frank J. & Adeline Pannizzo Denis Azaro HSBC Bank USA, N.A. William Winthrop Parsons $500,000 AND ABOVE Bettina Bancroft Richard Hulbert Marie D. Powers The Campbell Family Foundation Robert & Joan Catell Independence Community Bank David L. Ramsay, MD The Devitre Fund Neil D. Chrisman Stephanie & Tim Ingrassia William Boss Sandberg Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Mr. & Mrs. Edgar A. Lampert Louis Sanders Charles J. & Irene F. Hamm Mallory Factor Annie Leibovitz & Studio Harriet L. Senz Maribelle & Stephen Leavitt Madison S. Finlay Leo Burnett, USA Toni Mendez Shapiro Diane & Adam E. Max Richard B. Fisher James McLaren & Lawton Fitt Bella F. Stoll Mary & Jim Ottaway Jr. in honor Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Sarah G. Miller & Frank L. Coulson Lynn M. Stirrup of Ruth Blackburne Ottaway Barry M. Fox The Morgan Stanley Community and Educational Fund PaulaMarie Susi Rockefeller Brothers Fund Rita Hillman J.P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated Charlene Magen Weinstein Jonathan F.P. & Diana V.C. Rose Barbara T. Hoffman The Jerome Robbins Foundation, Inc. Judge Franklin R. Weissberg Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin William Josephson May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Carol Yorke & Gerard Conn Nora Ann Wallace & Jack Nusbaum Charlotte & Stanley Kriegel Mr. & Mrs. Ame Vennema

53 THE TRUST | BAM Endowment Trust | BET Donors BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

BET’s financial statements are audited by Marks Paneth. The summarized Statements of Financial Position as of June 30, 2016 and 2015, and Statements of Activities for the years ended June 30, 2016 and 2015 were derived from BET’s financial statements. The complete audited financial statements are available at guidestar.org and charitiesnys.com.

Statements of Financial Position Assets: 2016 2015 Liabilities and Net Assets: 2016 2015

Cash and cash equivalents 2,730,002 3,583,854 Liabilities: Investments 83,591,843 90,956,847 Pooled income fund liabilities 27,370 23,915 Due from The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc. 975,000 131,806 Total Liabilities 27,370 23,915 Pledges receivable - net 4,304,529 4,697,836

Commitments and Contingencies Net Assets: Total Assets 91,601,374 99,370,343 Unrestricted - board designated 8,782,771 17,240,852 Temporarily restricted 84,639 78,825 Permanently restricted 82,706,594 82,026,751 Total Net Assets 91,574,004 99,346,428

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 91,601,374 99,370,343

54 THE TRUST | BAM Endowment Trust | BET Financial Statements BAM ENDOWMENT TRUST STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

For the years ending June 30, 2016 and 2015

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Board Designated Restricted Restricted 2016 Board Designated Restricted Restricted 2015

Revenues and Other Support: Contributions - 7,533 679,843 687,376 2,000 - 5,260,446 5,262,446 Interest and dividends 1,404,451 - - 1,404,451 1,321,018 - - 1,321,018 Miscellaneous income 1,140 - - 1,140 3,824 - - 3,824 Change in pooled income fund - (987) - (987) - 1,789 - 1,789

Total Revenues and Other Support 1,405,591 6,546 679,843 2,091,980 1,326,842 1,789 5,260,446 6,589,077

Expenses: Distribution - The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc. 4,359,525 - - 4,359,525 3,894,962 - - 3,894,962 Investment fees 456,286 - - 456,286 571,150 - - 571,150 Management fee 200,000 - - 200,000 200,000 - - 200,000 Audit, insurance, filing, and other fees 37,385 - - 37,385 43,559 - - 43,559 Total Expenses 5,053,196 - - 5,053,196 4,709,671 - - 4,709,671

Results From Operations (3,647,605) 6,546 679,843 (2,961,216) (3,382,829) Non Operating Activities: 1,789 5,260,446 1,879,406 Unrealized (loss) on investments (4,434,279) (732) - (4,435,011) (856,820) (1,745) - (858,565) Realized (loss) gain on investments (376,197) - - (376,197) 1,519,824 - - 1,519,824 Total Non Operating Activities (4,810,476) (732) - (4,811,208) 663,004 (1,745) - 661,259 Change in Total Net Assets (8,458,081) 5,814 679,843 (7,772.424) (2,719,825) 44 5,260,446 2,540,665

17,240,852 78,825 82,026,751 76,766,305 Net Assets—Beginning of Year 99,346,428 19,960,677 78,781 96,805,763

Net Assets—End of Year 8,782,771 84,639 82,706,594 91,574,004 17,240,852 78,825 82,026,751 99,346,428

55 THE TRUST | BAM Endowment Trust | BET Financial Statements BAM56 TKTKTKTK