2015 Winter/Spring Season MAR 2015

Larry Poons, Untitled, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 68”x85”

Published by: Season Sponsor: BAM 2015 Winter/Spring Season #TallestTree

Brooklyn Academy of Music

Alan H. Fishman, Chairman of the Board

William I. Campbell, Vice Chairman of the Board

Adam E. Max, Vice Chairman of the Board

Karen Brooks Hopkins, President

Joseph V. Melillo, Executive Producer The Tallest Tree in the Forest

Tectonic Theater Project Written and performed by Daniel Beaty Directed by Moisés Kaufman

BAM Harvey Theater Mar 22, 24—28 at 7:30pm Mar 22 & 28 at 2pm Season Sponsor: Running time: two hours, including intermission

Incidental music and arrangements by Kenny J. Seymour Music direction Shelton Becton BAM 2015 Theater Sponsor Set design by Derek McLane Major support for theater at BAM provided by: Costume design by Clint Ramos The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Lighting design by David Lander The Francena T. Harrison Foundation Trust Sound design by Lindsay Jones Stephanie & Timothy Ingrassia Donald R. Mullen Jr. Projection design by John Narun The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. Dramaturgy by Carlyn Aquiline The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund The Shubert Foundation, Inc. The SHS Foundation

The Tallest Tree in the Forest

CAST Paul Robeson Daniel Beaty

MUSICIANS Music Director/Conductor/ Piano/Contractor Shelton Becton Woodwinds Ralph Olsen Cello Mairi Dorman-Phaneuf

ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION CREDITS Production Stage Manager Craig Campbell* Stage Manager Zach Kennedy* Production Manager Don Gilmore Assistant Director Timothy Koch Dialect Coach Julie Foh Assistant Set Designer Shoko Kambara Associate Lighting Designer Greg Solomon Assistant Sound Designer Daniel Lundberg Costume Design Assistant Dede Ayite Projection Design Assistant Shawn Duan

The Tallest Tree in the Forest was originally commissioned and developed by Tectonic Theater Project: Moisés Kaufman, Artistic Director; Tiffany Redmon, Interim Executive Director.

Sponsored by The Ford Foundation.

* Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

ABOUT PAUL ROBESON Paul Robeson is best known for his iconic baritone (he performed two recitals at BAM) and lead- ing roles in The Emperor Jones, Show Boat, and Othello—a remarkable accomplishment despite the fact that his star rose at a time when segregation was legal. But his life trajectory took twists and turns and Robeson wore many hats as a public figure and outspoken champion of peace and justice.

Robeson was a scholarship student—and the third black student ever—at Rutgers University, where he played varsity football and was a two-time All-American. He graduated from Columbia Law School in 1923, though worked only briefly as a lawyer, citing intolerable racism. As an activist, among the causes he most ardently supported were antilynching legislation in America, Indian independence from Britain, anticolonialism in Africa, and organized labor.

Robeson, who was blacklisted, was a lifelong supporter of Stalin and the Soviet project, performing concerts in Moscow and receiving the International Stalin Prize in 1952. In a professional resurgence, in 1958 Robeson released Here I Stand, part manifesto, part autobiography. He also played the title role in the RSC’s 1959 production of Othello. After a series of mental and physical illnesses, he returned to the US and lived for the next 13 years in seclusion. Robeson died in Philadelphia in 1976. The Tallest Tree in the Forest

AUTHOR’S PROGRAM NOTE

In writing this play, I used research from a multitude of books, films and other sources. In the end, though, the play is my original writing, since the research has been filtered through my imagination and personal understanding of this complicated man. I have taken some poetic license, when necessary, to meet the unique conventions of theatrical storytelling. Still, I hope The Tallest Tree in the Forest honors the spirit and truth of Paul Robeson’s life and character.

—Daniel Beaty

MUSIC SELECTIONS

“Ol’ Man River” “Great Day” “Steal Away” “Ballad for the Americans” “The Joint is Jumpin” “Happy Days Are Here Again” “Get on Board Lil’ Chillun” “Battle of Jericho” “Shortnin’ Bread” “Zog Nit Kaynmal” “Ol’ Man River” (Reprise) “Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel” “Go Down Moses “Scandalize My Name”

MUSIC CREDITS

“Ballad for America” was written by John LaTouche and Earl Robinson and is used by arrangement with Music Sales Corporation and Sony/ATV Music Pub.

“Happy Days Are Here Again” was written by Milton Yeager and Jack Yellen and is used by arrangement with Warner/Chappell Music.

“The Joint is Jumpin’” was written by Thomas Fats Waller, Andy Razaf, and JC Johnson and is used by arrangement with Warner/Chappell Music, MPL Communications, The Songwriters Guild of America, and Razaf Music c/o Wixen.

“Ol’ Man River” was written by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II and is used by arrangement with the Estate of Betty Kern Miller and Hammerstein Properties LLC.

PROJECTION CREDITS

Video and stock footage and imagery supplied and used by permission of the following: Getty Images/Archive Films: Editorial · Corbisimages · efootage ·Framepool · Historic films Retriklips/ Pond5.com · Shutterstock, Inc · The WPA Film Library Ali Batwin, Image Research

Photo: Daniel Beaty by Don Ipock Who’s Who

DANIEL BEATY (author; Paul Robeson) is an Film Festival and won a Special Mention for Best award-winning actor, singer, writer, and moti- First Film at the Berlin Film Festival. Kaufman vational speaker. His critically acclaimed plays received two Emmy Award nominations for Best Through the Night, Emergency, Mr. Joy, and The Director and Best Writer. He is a Guggenheim Tallest Tree in the Forest—Paul Robeson have Fellow and the artistic director of Tectonic The- been performed at venues ranging from Lincoln ater Project. Center to the White House, and garnered numerous awards including an Obie award for writing KENNY J. SEYMOUR (incidental music, ar- and performance and two NAACP Theater rangements) has Broadway and off-Broadway Awards. A highly requested keynote speaker and credits including Memphis (music director/con- thought leader, Beaty has worked throughout the ductor; Tony Award, Best Musical), First Wives US, Europe, and Africa speaking and performing Club: The Musical (music director), Amazing on programs with luminaries such as Bill Cosby, Grace (orchestrator), The Strangely Beautiful Deepak Chopra, Hill Harper, Jill Scott, Donnie Tale of Miss Percy Parker (co-composer, lyricist, McClurkin, and Ruby Dee. An adjunct profes- orchestrations), Marley: A World Premiere sor at Columbia University, diversity trainer, and Musical (music supervisor, orchestrator), Scary youth development specialist, Beaty has spoken Musical (orchestrator), The Wiz (dance music ar- at all-staff retreats and led leadership training ranger). Film/TV: The Fringe (composer), Talking for a myriad non-profits and corporations. In fall with the Taxman About Poetry (composer and 2013, Beaty launched a nationwide initiative, I recipient of the 2013 Global Music Award for DREAM, funded by W.K. Kellogg, Ford, Barr, and Best Original Score. Music arranger and orches- Sherwood Foundations among others, to use the trator for shows on Fox, BET, and NBC, and the tools of storytelling to help individuals and com- Inauguration Ball for President Barack Obama. munities heal from the trauma of race and class Seymour has performed around the world, from inequity. He holds a BA with honors in English the Apollo Theater and Carnegie Hall to the and music from Yale University and an MFA in Montreux Jazz Festival. He studied at Manhattan acting from the American Conservatory Theater. School of Music and Berklee College of Music. His poem Knock Knock became an Internet sen- kennyseymour.com sation receiving millions of views, and has been transformed into a children’s book, also titled SHELTON BECTON (music director) is a pianist, Knock Knock, published by Little Brown Books. vocalist, composer, arranger, conductor, and Penguin-Random House published his empower- vocal coach. He has served as music director ment book Transforming Pain to Power this past for Judy Collins, Phylicia Rashad, Roz Ryan, March. Follow Beaty’s work at DanielBeaty.com Patti Austin, and Roberta Flack. His composi- and on Twitter: @DanielBBeaty tions were featured on The Cosby Show and Roberta Flack’s Christmas Album, and have MOISÉS KAUFMAN (director) is delighted to re- been sung by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and turn to BAM after debuting The Laramie Project Broadway Inspirational Voices. His Broadway Cycle here in 2013. On Broadway, he directed credits include The Wiz, Ain’t Misbehavin’, The Rajiv Joseph’s Pulitzer Prize finalist Bengal Tiger Color Purple, Memphis, Baby, It’s You, and most at the Baghdad Zoo with Robin Williams and he recently Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill with wrote and directed 33 Variations, starring Jane Tony winner Audra McDonald. His vocals can be Fonda for which he received a Tony nomination. heard on radio and television commercials, duets Additionally, Kaufman directed the Pulitzer and with Patti Austin, and vocals for Celine Dion, Tony Award-winning play I Am My Own Wife, Vanessa Williams, and Anita Baker. His debut earning him an Obie award for his direction, as CD is entitled Where Is God? well as Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, and Lucille Lortel nominations. His plays Gross DEREK McLANE’s (set design) Broadway credits Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde and include Beautiful: the Carole King Musical, The The Laramie Project have been among the most Heiress, Nice Work if You Can Get It, The Best performed plays in America over the last decade. Man, Follies, Anything Goes, How to Succeed in Kaufman also directed the film adaptation of The Business…, Bengal Tiger in the Baghdad Zoo, Laramie Project, which aired on HBO. It was the Million Dollar Quartet, Ragtime, 33 Variations opening night selection at the 2002 Sundance (Tony Award, Best Scenic Design), Grease, Little Who’s Who

Women, The Pajama Game, The Threepenny Langella, Dirty Blond (Drama Desk nom.), and Opera, I Am My Own Wife, The Women, Pres- Golden Child. Off-Broadway: Fran’s Bed with ent Laughter, London Assurance, Holiday, and Mia Farrow, King Lear with Kevin Klein, Macbeth The Three Sisters. Off-Broadway creidts: Stick with Liev Schreiber and Jennifer Ehle, and Mod- and Bones, Ruined, Lie of the Mind, Marie and ern Orthodox with Molly Ringwald and Jason Bruce, Starry Messenger, The Voysey Inheri- Biggs, among others. Regional venues for which tance, Two Trains Running, Macbeth (Shake- he has designed: Ahmanson Theatre, Berkeley speare in the Park), Hurlyburly, and Abigail’s Rep, Goodman Theatre, George Street Play- Party. He recently designed the 2013, 2014, house, Huntington Theatre, Kennedy Center, La 2015 Academy Awards and Peter Pan Live, and Jolla Playhouse, Mark Taper Forum, Old Globe, created opera and theater designs in London, and the Wallis, and internationally in London, Paris, Dublin, Glasgow, Moscow, Krakow, Cara- Caracas, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, Melbourne, cas, Sydney, and Warsaw. Awards: 1997 and among others. 2004 Obie Awards; 2004, 2005, 2007 Lucille Lortel Awards; 2009 Tony Award; 2011 Drama LINDSAY JONES (sound design) on Broadway Desk Award; and a 2014 Emmy Award. has worked on Bronx Bombers and A Time to Kill. Off-Broadway credits: Bootycandy (Play- CLINT RAMOS (costume design) has designed wrights Horizons); Mr. Joy (LCT3); Through the for Broadway productions of The Elephant Man Night (Union Square/Westside Theaters); Wild wtih Bradley Cooper (also West End) and Violet with Happy (Public Theater); Top Secret (New with Sutton Foster. With Moisés Kaufman: Into York Theater Workshop); Rx (Primary Stages), the Woods (Kansas City Rep), One Arm (New and many others. Regional venues include Guth- Group), El Gato con Botas (Gotham/Tectonic), rie Theater, Hartford Stage, Alliance, Goodman, and The Tallest Tree (KCR, Arena, Taper). Recent Arena Stage, Chicago Shakespeare, La Jolla work include sets and/or costumes for Here Lies Playhouse, Steppenwolf, Mark Taper Forum, Love (NY and London), Kid Victory (Signature), Lookingglass, and many others. International: Appropriate (Signature), and Bootycandy (Play- Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Canada), Royal wrights Horizons). He has been the principal Shakespeare Company (England), as well as costume designer for the last two seasons of City productions in Austria, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Center Encores! Off-Center, designing for Cradle and Scotland. Awards include seven Joseph Jef- Will Rock; Violet; I’m Getting My Act Together…; ferson Awards and 21 nominations, two Ovation Tick, Tick BOOM!; Randy Newman’s Faust; and Awards and three nominations, LA Drama Critics Pump Boys and Dinettes. He has more than 100 Circle Award, two ASCAP Plus Awards, three regional and international design credits. Honors Drama Desk Award nominations, and two Helen include the 2013 Obie Award for Sustained Hayes nominations, as well as nominations for Excellence, three Lucille Lortel Awards, TDF Henry Hewes Design and Barrymore Awards, Irene Sharaff Young Master Award, two American and many others. Film scoring: The Brass Teapot Theater Wing Henry Hewes Awards, and Helen (Magnolia Pictures) and A Note of Triumph (HBO Hayes Awards. Upcoming: The Colored Museum Films, 2006 Academy Award, Best Documen- (Huntington), Buzzer (Public), Power of Duff tary). lindsayjones.com (Geffen), Melancholy Play (Trinity Rep), and the third season on Encores! Off-Center. JOHN NARUN (projection design) has created designs for The Darrell Hammond Project DAVID LANDER (lighting design) on Broadway (La Jolla Playhouse); The Radio City Spring has designed for The Winslow Boy with Roger Spectacular (video content); The Laramie Project Rees and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, The Cycle (BAM); Radio City Christmas Spectacular Heiress with Jessica Chastain and Dan Stevens, (video content); Cirque du Soleil’s The Immortal The Lyons with Linda Lavin, Bengal Tiger at the Tour (video content), and for concerts includ- Baghdad Zoo with Robin Williams (Drama Desk ing Madonna’s Sticky and Sweet Tour, The Award; Tony and Outer Critics Nominations), Spice Girls’ Reunion Tour, Celine Dion’s Taking 33 Variations with Jane Fonda (Tony and Outer Chances Tour, Britney Spears’ The Femme Fatale Critics nominations), I Am My Own Wife (Drama Tour, Ricky Martin’s The Black and White Tour, Desk and Outer Critics noms.), Master Class with and Christina Aguilera’s Back to Basics Tour. Tyne Daly, A Man for All Seasons with Frank Broadcast designs include the NBC Beijing Photo: Daniel Beaty by Don Ipock Who’s Who

Summer Olympics Teaser Campaign; ABC News, Shizuoka, Japan); Facing Goya (Spoleto Festival main title (2004); The Dr. Phil Show main USA and Singapore International Festival of title (2006); CBS’ Wolf Lake main title (Emmy Arts); The Cherry Orchard Sequel (La MaMa nomination); HBO’s Genre Opens (2002); and ETC, NYC); The Darrell Hammond Project (La The Oprah Winfrey Show main title (1999). He Jolla Playhouse); Glengarry Glen Ross; 2013 studied theatrical design and radio, TV, and film Shakespeare Festival (The Old Globe); The Rocky at Northwestern University. johnnarun.com Horror Picture Show; and Somewhere. He spent two seasons as production stage manager at the CARLYN AQUILINE (dramaturgy) has been Lost Colony, America’s largest outdoor theater. dramaturg on many new works, as well as Kennedy is a freelance producer and stage production dramaturg on contemporary and manager for corporate theater and has managed classical works at City Theatre Company in events for multiple companies including Google Pittsburgh (literary manager and dramaturg), and Palantir. He holds his MFA in stage manage- Syracuse Stage (artistic associate), Goodspeed ment from UC San Diego. Musicals (literary and producing associate), Hartford Stage, Lark Play Development Center, TECTONIC THEATER PROJECT (TTP), founded Yale Repertory Theatre, Arden Theatre, Florida in 1991 by Artistic Director Moisés Kaufman Stage, TheatreWorks (Palo Alto), American and Jeffrey LaHoste, is an award-winning theater Theater Company, Microscopic Opera Company, company dedicated to developing innovative and Actor’s Express, among others. She received works that explore theatrical language and an LMDA Residency Grant for her collaboration form, fostering an artistic dialogue with our with the Microscopic Opera Company, an Alcoa audiences on the social, political, and human Foundation Leadership Grant, and an Education issues that affect us all. Tectonic Theater Project Foundation of America Fellowship for her work is best known for creating plays which have with Syracuse Stage. She was managing editor sparked national discourse and inspired artists of the international journal Theater for two years, and audiences worldwide. They include: Gross teaches at Carnegie Mellon University, and is a Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, The graduate of the Yale School of Drama. Laramie Project, The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later, I Am My Own Wife, Tennessee Williams’ CRAIG CAMPBELL (production stage manager) unproduced screenplay One Arm, and 33 Varia- has worked on off-Broadway productions of tions starring Jane Fonda. Moisés Kaufman and I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change; The Tectonic Theater Project have developed a wholly Vagina Monologues; De La Guarda; Fame; unique methodology for creating theater, Moment Oedipus; The Pitchfork Disney; Amazing Grace; Work. Participants in Moment Work Trainings and The Seagull. National Tours: Forever Plaid, actively engage with the elements of the stage— All Shook Up, Fame, and Dirty Blonde. Regional: exploring lights, sound, costumes, movement, Picnic (San Pedro Playhouse); The Haunted text, architecture, and others elements—to dis- Hotel, Personals, Vanities (Cazenovia Theatre cover their full theatrical potential and the poetry Company) and The Tallest Tree in the Forest (KC inherent in each element. Our first, Moment Rep, La Jolla Playhouse), and three seasons with Work Book, will be published by Random House the Santa Fe Opera Company. TV credits include in 2016. Training and workshop information is The Amandas, Clean House, So You Think You available at tectonictheaterproject.org. Can Dance, Over Your Head, Comic Relief, and many award shows on television. Campbell is The Tallest Tree in the Forest has been in devel- an Emmy Award winner with three nominations. opment for two years and would not have been He is a proud graduate of Rollins College, with possible without the generous support of the an emphasis in theater. Love to MKD. Ford Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, Harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust, ZACH KENNEDY (stage manager) previously Jeanne Sullivan, Guggenheim’s Works & Process, collaborated with Tectonic Theater Project on New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in The Tallest Tree in the Forest at Center Theatre Partnership with the City Council, First Republic Group, La Jolla Playhouse, and Arena Stage. His Bank, Axe-Houghton Foundation, and numerous credits include Continuum: Beyond the Killing Tectonic Theater Project supporters including Fields (TheatreWorks Singapore, presented in our Board of Directors: Ted Trimpa, Chair; Alan Tectonic Theater Project

Kornberg, Vice-Chair; Tim Wu, Vice-Chair; John Tectonic Theater Project Staff Hadity, Treasurer; Amy Stursberg, Secretary; and Moisés Kaufman, Artistic Director Ralph Bryan, Michael Graziano, Andrew Hind- Tiffany Redmon, Interim Executive Director man, Allen Lamb, Krysti Keener, Jeffrey LaHoste, Liz Olson, General Manager Cathy Renna, Paul Sekhri, Richard Sheehan, Matthew Freeman, Education Director Deborah Taylor, Aaron Walton, Barbara Whitman, Darren Johnston, Administrative Coordinator and Kevin Jennings, Founding Chair. Mara Isaacs, Octopus Theatricals, Producing Advisor Also in development: Square Peg Round Hole Jeffrey P. LaHoste, Tectonic Co-founder (working title) about life on the autism spectrum David Lieberman Artists Representatives, and an adaptation of Bizet’s classic opera Jay Alan Quantrill, Touring Management Carmen set in post-revolution Cuba with Afro- Interns: Cassidy Nogueira, Maria Mukuka & Cuban jazz arrangements by Arturo O’Farrill. Sasha Restrepo

Tectonic Theater Project 520 Eighth Ave, #313 New York, NY 10018 212.579.6111 tectonictheaterproject.org

TECTONIC THEATER PROJECT Barbara Whitman ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE Autism Speaks Blackstone Charitable Foundation $25,000 and above Department of Cultural Affairs Richard Feldman / SHS Foundation New York State Council on the Arts with the support of John Heimann & Maria Cristina Anzola Gov Andrew Cuomo & the NY State Legislature Steve & Rosemarie Johnson The Small Change Foundation Jim & Lori Steinberg Jon Stryker Jeanne Sullivan $5,000-$9,999 Ted Trimpa Anonymous Ford Foundation Ron Ansin Hearst Foundation Erik Batt & Dan Marsili Knight Foundation Jacques & Wendy Bouthillier National Endowment for the Arts Ralph & Gail Bryan New York Community Trust Bruce Carter Steinberg Charitable Trust Frederick Doner & Michele Oka Doner Margery Feldberg & Jeremy Levin $10,000-$24,999 John Hadity Shawn Donnelley Ruth & Stephen Hendel Steven Feder Ricardo Hornos & Lisa Kohl Jeanne Donovan Fisher Stephanie & Carter McClelland James Hormel & Michael Ngyuen Steven & Marianne Mills Alan Kornberg & Harold Koda Deborah Taylor John & Maggie Langley Henry Van Ameringen Stacey & Eric Mindich Aaron Walton Gigi Pritzker Shelby White Heather Randall / Tony Randall Theatrical Fund Lois Whitman Vivien & Jeffrey Ressler / Jordan Ressler Charitble Axe Houghton Foundation Foundation First Republic Bank Amy Stursberg BAM

Official Beverage of BAM

Salutes BAM

BAM 2015 Theater Sponsor

Salutes Mar 2015

Contents

Ghosts Mark Morris Dance Group

Lesley Manville & Jack Lowden in Ghosts. Photo: Hugo Glendinning Mark Morris Dance Group in Spring, Spring, Spring. Photo: Peg Skorpinski Almeida Theatre’s haunting production of Ghosts Mark Morris’s jazzy take on The Rite of Spring is is at the BAM Harvey from April 5—May 3. one of seven dances in two programs at BAM in by Alicia Dhyana House April, including a world premiere. The Vertigo Effect by Susan Yung Hitchcock’s influential filmVertigo inspires a series at BAMcinématek. by C. Mason Wells

BAMbill Jan Cover Artist

Larry Poons Larry Poons was born in 1937 and grew up in New York. In 1955, he attended the New England Conservatory of Music, and two years later transferred to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He was given his first one-man exhibition in 1963 at Richard Bellamy’s famed Green Gallery, and in 1965 his work was included in MoMA’s celebrated exhibition, The Responsive Eye. In 1969, Poons was the youngest artist featured in curator Henry Geldzahler’s landmark survey, New York Painting and Sculpture, 1940—70. In 1981 the MFA Boston organized an exhibition of his paintings from the 1970s. The work of Larry Poons is included in major museum

Larry Poons, Untitled, 2009 and private collections throughout the US and abroad. Acrylic on canvas, 68” x 85” He currently lives and works in New York. Courtesy of Danese/Corey Gallery and the artist This work is currently available for purchase; all proceeds benefit BAM. For pricing and inquiries, please contact BAM Visual Art at [email protected] or 718.636.4101. 2015 WINTER/SPRING #IbsensGhosts

Photo: Hugo Glendinning Will Keen, Jack Lowden, Lesley Manning. Jack Lowden, Lesley Manning. Will Keen, Haunting

by Alicia Dhyana House

The revolutionary and Norwegian dramatist Ghosts humor arrives at the BAM Harvey Theater from Henrik Ibsen (1828—1906), radically changed April 5—May 3. the history of the stage by writing about the real problems in life. Ibsen’s affinity for tearing Unlike his contemporaries, Ibsen was the veil off late 19th-century hypocrisies and uninterested in writing about glorified heroes and defiantly exposing the dirty underbelly of human stock characters for pure entertainment value. nature eventually garnered him the title, “Father Instead, he created fully-developed realistic of Modern Drama.” Ghosts tackles social characters with insightful psychological depth. conventions and their harmful consequences He wrote in prose, the way people spoke to on domestic life, revealing a woman caught in each other in real life, about everyday human a repressive society. It centers on widow Helene suffering. “Everything that I have written is Alving who spent her life suspended in an most minutely connected with what I have lived emotional void after the death of her cruel but through, if not personally experienced,” Ibsen outwardly charming husband. wrote to a friend while working on Ghosts. “For every man shares the responsibility and the Adapted and directed by the revered English guilt of the society to which he belongs. To live director Richard Eyre and featuring an Olivier- is to war with trolls in heart and soul. To write Award winning performance by Lesley Manville, is to sit in judgement of oneself.” He compared this rapidly paced intermission-less thriller is the process of composition to his pet scorpion’s described by The Guardian as a play that “grabs emptying of poison: “From time to time the brute you by the throat and never releases its grip.” would ail; then I would throw in a piece of ripe Ghosts originated at London’s Almeida Theatre fruit, on which it would cast itself in a rage and and was the winner of the 2014 Olivier Award eject its poison; then it was well again.” for Best Revival. Heralded by The Times (UK) as “a masterpiece of compassion,” Eyre’s gripping In Ghosts, after years of being trapped in new version filled with fresh poetry and dark a lifeless and oppressed marriage, Helene Ghosts #IbsensGhosts

Alving at last confronts the ghosts of her past. countries including Britain. It was first performed Courageously she stands up to Pastor Manders, in Chicago in 1882 by Norwegian and Danish with whom she has some unfinished business amateurs for a Scandinavian immigrant to address. “I’m not afraid of God, only of the audience. A year later, a production appeared ghosts in my life, the things that come out of the first in Denmark and then in Norway. Ten years past.” She goes on to say, “It’s what we inherit later it was finally performed in London where from our parents—dead ideas, dead customs, The Telegraph described it as “an open drain; dead morals—they hang around us and we can’t a loathsome sore unbandaged; a dirty act done get away from them… smothering us as if we publicly.” In Ibsen’s own country, it took over a are buried alive under sand.” In this intimate decade for him to be forgiven. and complex portrayal we witness a woman who finally learns to speak the truth. Today Ibsen is the most frequently performed dramatist after Shakespeare. Over a hundred Considered scandalous at the time, the play years later his plays still shock us with their induced a hysterical frenzy because of its brutal honesty. They mirror our sometimes lying iconoclasm, satire of the church, skewering hearts and remind us what happens when we of the patriarchal and class systems, and the betray ourselves. In Ghosts, we find ourselves discussion of taboo subjects like infidelity, free yearning to speak our truths… before it is too late. love, incest, and euthanasia. In The Guardian, director Richard Eyre describes Helene Alving Alicia Dhyana House is a freelance theater as “yearning for emotional and sexual freedom director based in New York City. She is currently but too timid to achieve it.” The theaters of on faculty at Fordham University Lincoln Center Scandinavia all rejected Ghosts, as did numerous where she teaches directing. Jack Lowden and Lesley Manville. Jack Lowden and Lesley Manville. Photo: by Hugo Glendinning #BAMcinematek Paramount/Photofest Vertigo. Photo courtesy Vertigo.

Filmmaker’s by C. Mason Wells Film: Vertigo In 1958, Alfred Hitchcock’s 45th feature Vertigo ation and betrayal, Mississippi Mermaid (1968), was released to largely mixed reviews. This story and Italy’s Lucio Fulci repackaged its setting, of acrophobic San Francisco detective Scottie themes, and narrative tricks as a giallo (thriller) (Jimmy Stewart) hired to trail mysterious blonde in Perversion Story (1969). In the ’70s, Vertigo Madeleine (Kim Novak) was tagged “basically was sexed-up in Sugar Cookies (1973), played only a psychological murder mystery” by Variety. for laughs in High Anxiety (1977), and inspired Writers ranging from the Young Turks of Cahiers the famously Hitchcock-enamored Brian De du Cinéma to Andrew Sarris to James Wood Palma to make Obsession (1976), an homage so had begun to make the case for Hitchcock as a slavish he hired Vertigo’s own composer Bernard consummate film artist during the 1960s, but Herrmann to write the score. critical consensus took far longer; Vertigo failed to place in Sight and Sound’s once-a-decade Obsession is the perfect word for Vertigo’s critics’ poll until 1982. In 2012, it climbed to many filmmaker-fans. Few (if any) other movies the number one slot and the title of Best Film of have spawned as many explicit reimaginings, All Time, knocking Citizen Kane (1941) from its parodies, and outright copies as this one. Count- 50-year reign atop the belltower. less directors have been enthralled by Vertigo’s sheer technical mastery, its dazzling use of But if critics have largely been slow to come to color (that green dress!) and geometry (those Vertigo’s greatness, filmmakers were quick to spirals!). There’s the magisterial presentation of see its many virtues. Only four years later, Chris San Francisco geography—the sloping hills and Marker’s sci-fi shortLa Jetée (1962) appeared, encroaching fog and towering bridges—glimpsed littered with teasing, reverential nods to Hitch- as Scottie tracks Madeleine from a flower shop cock’s film. By the end of the ’60s, its influence to a Mission Dolores cemetery to an art museum was already becoming pervasive across the (locations Marker memorably retraced in Sans globe: Hollywood’s Robert Aldrich stunt cast Kim Soleil, 1983). The film even introduced a new Novak in multiple roles in The Legend of Lylah type of shot: the so-called Vertigo effect, wherein Clare (1968), Cahiers’ Hitchcock interrogator the camera simultaneously zooms in while François Truffaut made his own tragedy of infatu- tracking backwards, that has become the go-to BAM

Official Airline of BAM

Salutes #BAMcinematek cinematic shorthand to represent disorientation. companion piece Bell, Book, and Candle (1958), made the same year with the same But dive (or fall) deeper into Vertigo and it’s clear stars. There are the crucial feminist responses, the reasons for the film’s enduring influence the films that turn Hitchcock’s male gaze back on extend far beyond its ample surface pleasures. itself: Akerman’s La Captive (2000), or Variety Hitchcock counted this as the most personal of (1983), which director Bette Gordon has noted his works, and it plays as a self-lacerating roman features a woman who remakes herself, not one à clef, a deeply felt dramatization of the dark who is remade by a man. side of his filmmaking practice—the voyeuristic concerns of Rear Window (1954) pushed to their And Vertigo is still inspiring terrific work—Chris- extreme. After Scottie loses his beloved Mad- tian Petzold’s new melodrama Phoenix (2015) eleine to suicide (or so it seems), he encounters re-contextualizes its ideas on identity and loss her doppelganger Judy (Novak again), and for a fractured post-WWII Germany. Nearly 60 proceeds to remake her in Madeleine’s image, all years on, Hitchcock’s defining statement now

Universal Focus/Photofest Mulholland Drive. Photo courtesy

at once playing director, screenwriter, costume looks increasingly like the most expansive and designer, even hair stylist. When Scottie learns inexhaustible of filmic texts. As a character in the truth about Judy’s identity, this nightmarish Terry Gilliam’s La Jetée remake 12 Monkeys Pygmalion scenario becomes a cautionary tale (1995) says, “[Vertigo] never changes—it can’t about the dangers of falling madly in love with a change—but every time you see it, it seems to projection. What director can’t relate to that? be different because you’re different... you notice different things.” There are so many angles from which to approach the haunting mysteries and troubling The Vertigo Effect series screens at questions of this film, but grouping together the BAMcinématek from Apr 16—30. movies hovering around Vertigo can provide a particularly instructive way in. There are the C. Mason Wells programs and hosts the IFC antecedents, the possible influences: Preminger’s Center’s ongoing “Celluloid Dreams” series, Laura (1944; a detective lusting after a dead devoted to showing classic and rediscovered woman), Dieterle’s Portrait of Jennie (1948; films exclusively on 35mm prints. He previously amour fou, tower staircase, green light), even programmed the series “Auto-Remakes” and Sturges’ Unfaithfully Yours (1948; sexual “Andrew Sarris: Expressive Esoterica” for Anthol- jealousy and a few conspicuously Vertigo- ogy Film Archives. ian camera moves). There’s Quine’s bizarro BAM

Harvey Theater Sponsor Salutes BAM Directory

STAY CONNECTED BAM Box Office (in person) BAMcafé BAM.org Peter Jay Sharp Building Reservations and information Advance sales 718.623.7811 BAM.org/blog Mon–Sat: 12noon–6pm BAMwifi_forBK Lost & Found BAM Harvey Theater box office 718.636.4150, Mon—Fri: 9am—5pm Facebook.com/BAMstage opens 90 minutes prior to curtain @BAM_Brooklyn on performance days. Restrooms BAM Howard Gilman Opera House: youtube.com/BAMorg Group Sales mezzanine and balcony level For ticket orders of 10 or more (handicapped accessible: 718.623.7885 | [email protected] LOCATIONS orchestra level and BAMcafé)

PETER JAY SHARP BUILDING BAM Rose Cinemas BAM Harvey Theater: 30 Lafayette Avenue Advance Ticket Sales: lobby and gallery level BAM Howard Gilman Opera House 877.789.MOVIE Lepercq Space/BAMcafé BAM.org or movietickets.com BAM Fisher: BAM Rose Cinemas Info: 718.636.4100 lower lobby, 4th floor, and 7th floor Hillman Attic Studio Box office opens 30 minutes before Headphones BAM HARVEY THEATER the first screening of the day. BAM offers infra-red listening devices 651 Fulton Street for the hearing impaired; please BAM Rose Cinemas is wheelchair inquire at the coat check. BAM FISHER accessible. Infra-red headsets for 321 Ashland Place the hearing impaired are available; OTHER Fishman Space inquire at the box office. Hillman Studio Administrative Offices Student Rush Info Rooftop Terrace and Stutz Gardens 718.636.4111 Leavitt Workshop http://www.bam.org/student-rush Rental Information Brooklyn, NY 11217 SERVICES 718.636.4198 | [email protected] BAM.org | [email protected] BAM.org/rentals Membership 718.636.4194 BAMart [email protected] 718.636.4101| BAM.org/BAMart TICKETS BAM Ticket Services (phone) [email protected] Performance tickets and info Patron Services 718.636.4100 For donors who make an annual Questions and Comments BAM.org/tickets | [email protected] contribution of $1,000 or more: [email protected] 718.636.4182 BAM.org/contactus [email protected]

Please Note

Warning The photographing, OF THE HOUSE STAFF. Thoughtless BAM theater managers and press videotaping, or sound recording of persons annoy patrons and endanger agents are represented by the any performance or the possession the safety of others by lighting Association of Theatrical Press Agents of any device for such inside this matches or smoking in prohibited and Managers, theater, without written permission areas during the performances and Local #18032, of the management, is prohibited intermissions. This violates a New IATSE, AFL-CIO. by law. Violators may be punished York City ordinance and is punishable by ejection and may be liable for by law. —Fire Commissioner BAM is a charter member of the money damages. League of Historic American Theaters BAM backstage employees are and an affiliate member of the League Fire Notice The exit indicated by a represented by the of American Theaters and Producers. red light and sign nearest to the seat International Alliance of Children under five not admitted you occupy is the shortest route to Theatrical Stage Employees unless explicitly noted. the street. In the event of fire or other (I.A.T.S.E.). emergency, please WALK TO THAT EXIT, FOLLOWING THE DIRECTIVES Thanks to our Winter/Spring Season supporters

Season Sponsor: Major support for BAM provided by:

BAM 2015 Theater Sponsor Major support for Global BAM Support for the Howard Gilman Signature provided by: Winter/Spring supporters: Artist Series provided by: Frances Bermanzohn & Alan Roseman The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Rohit & Katharine Desai Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Endowment support for the The Francena T. Harrison Foundation Trust Winter/Spring Season: Stephanie & Timothy Ingrassia Programming in the BAM Harvey Theater The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fund Investors Foundation is endowed by the Doris Duke Charitable for Opera and Music-Theater; The Peter The Ambrose Monell Foundation Foundation. Jay Sharp Fund for Opera and Theater; Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Endowment Donald R. Mullen Jr. Leadership support for opera at Fund for Community, Educational, & Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Inc. BAM provided by: Public Affairs Programming; The SHS The Jerome Robbins Foundation, Inc. Aashish & Dinyar Devitre Foundation; Estate of Richard B. Fisher; Rolex SA The Starr Foundation; Nora Ann Wallace Pablo J. Salame and Jack Nusbaum; The Devitre Fund; The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels and the BAM Fund to Support Emerging Foundation, Inc. Leadership support for the 2015 and Local Musicians. The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund Winter/Spring mainstage presentations The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation generously provided by The Jaharis Official Airline of BAM: The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation The SHS Foundation Starry Night Fund Leadership support for dance at BAM The Winston Foundation, Inc. provided by The Harkness Foundation Special Thanks to BAM Board Chair Alan for Dance H. Fishman, and BAM Board Vice Chairs Title Sponsor of BAM Rose Cinemas and William I. Campbell and Adam E. Max BAMcinématek: Leadership support for Scandinavian programming provided by The Barbro BAM 2015 Music Sponsor: Osher Pro Suecia Foundation BAM Rose Cinemas are named in recognition of a major gift in honor of Major sponsor for BAM programming: The BAM facilities are owned by the Jonathan F.P. and Diana Calthorpe Rose, City of New York and benefit from public and have been generously supported by funds provided through the New York The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation, and the City Department of Cultural Affairs with Estate of Richard B. Fisher. BAM’s production of Semele was made support from Mayor Bill De Blasio; possible by a generous grant from the Cultural Affairs Commissioner Tom The Steinberg Screen at the BAM Harvey KT Wong Foundation in association with Finkelpearl; the New York City Council Theater is made possible by: PACE Gallery. Leadership support for including Council Speaker Melissa BAM’s presentation of Semele provided by Mark-Viverito, Finance Committee Mercedes T. Bass, and Ellen and James Chair Julissa Ferreras , Cultural Affairs S. Marcus. Committee Chair Jimmy Van Bramer, the Brooklyn Delegation of the Council, Presenting sponsor of BAMkids Support for Winter/Spring Season and Councilwoman Laurie Cumbo; and and community programs provided by: Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. BAMcafé Live sponsor: Official Beverage of BAM:

Leadership support for BAM’s presentation of Ghosts provided by Harvey Theater Sponsor: Programming in the BAM Lepercq Space Betsy and Ed Cohen/Areté Foundation is supported by The Lepercq Charitable Foundation. Leadership support for BAM’s presentation of A Human Being Died That Night BAM Marquee Sponsor: provided by Steven & Susan Felsher BAM would like to thank the Brooklyn Leadership support for Mark Morris Delegations of the New York State Dance Group at BAM provided by Assembly, Joseph R. Lentol, Delegation Robert L. Turner Leader; and New York Senate, Senator Official Piano for BAM: Major support for Round-Up provided Velmanette Montgomery, Delegation by The Frederick Loewe Foundation Leader. Your tax dollars make BAM programs possible through funding from: Promotional Partner: Mark Morris Dance Group #MMDG . Photo: Peg Skorpinski . Photo: Peg Spring, Spring Mark Morris’ by Susan Yung Jazzy Spring Mark Morris Dance Group returns in April with The Rite is notorious for its “savage’’ rhythms, two rich programs of repertory, including his and the bigger the orchestra the soggier the vivacious interpretation of Stravinsky’s Rite of beat,” he continued. “I hear this version as a Spring; Words, a lauded recent work seen briefly completely new, ear-cleansingly accurate reading in New York before an international tour; and a of a churning, driving, Modernist thriller. The world premiere entitled Whelm, to Debussy. Not original, fake-Russe libretto of Roerich turns me only that, the troupe performs one of MMDG’s off. Stravinsky, late in his career, denied that the all-time favorites, Grand Duo; its soft-slipper music was anything but abstract. I like that.” rendition of Pacific, most often performed by ballet companies on pointe; and more. Pacificwas commissioned by San Francisco Ballet in 1995. It is one of two dances set on Spring, Spring, Spring’s 2013 premiere at what Morris calls “ballet specialists;” SFB’s the Ojai Music Festival (Morris served as that women wear toe shoes to perform it. “My festival’s music director) coincided with the company doesn’t dance on pointe so there’s centennial of Stravinsky’s riot-inducing Rite of no scale of comparison,” said Morris. “Since Spring, but Morris took inspiration from the jazzy dancing barefoot allows for a much more subtle arrangement by the Bad Plus. (Per usual, music and nuanced use of the foot, it is a very different is played live.) In a recent exchange, Morris feel. The dancers of MMDG have chosen to described his approach, which doesn’t hew to wear flat slippers because of the many pirouettes the “chosen one” narrative. “I disagree with and other turns in the text of the dance… the premise. It is the music that gives so many They certainly have the chops for it. It looks people the urge to make up a dance. Perhaps wonderful.” because they anticipate a press-grabbing succès de scandale like the original. I was not at all Words premiered at 2014 Fall for Dance (NY lured by the centenary observations. I was City Center) and was performed twice before thrilled by the marvelous Bad Plus arrangement. going abroad. Half the company performed it on #MMDG a DanceMotion USAsm tour (produced by the US bound rhythms to music by Lou Harrison. It Dept. of State/BAM), the other half elsewhere; all joins Pacificand Words on this program, plus 16 dancers united to perform it in China. Morris Whelm, a premiere currently in the works to discussed the process. “It is not that unusual piano music by Debussy. Joining Spring, Spring, for me to build a dance that is adaptable, I just Spring on Program B are two dances from 2013: don’t mention it. In choreographing this piece, I Crosswalks, an exuberant study of serendipity worked with only two or three dancers at a time and confluences to music by Carl Maria von and then had them teach the others.” Weber, and Jenn and Spencer, an intense duet to music by Henry Cowell, imbued with the It is set to songs by Mendelssohn, including unique drama of a relationship. “Song Without Words,” providing a clue to the title. “Words could be a three-minute duet, or The run will be MMDG’s 26th at BAM, which half an hour with any number of dancers,” said could be considered a second home to Morris. Morris. “The music, written for piano solo, could “I like the shape and look and acoustics of the conceivably be performed by any instruments or Gilman Opera House so much,” he said. “It is even just whistled. At BAM it will be piano and very convenient to my company headquarters violin; 16 or so dancers; 25 minutes long. Many which has become an integral part of Fort of my dances have somewhat open structures. Greene and Brooklyn. I am always happy to Of course, if you only see a piece once (like most come back to BAM to show the work.” dance critics must) you get to imagine that it is always the same. No live performance of any In addition, the Mark Morris Dance Center kind is the same when repeated.” hosts master classes given by BAM artists in conjunction with BAM performances, in addition Speaking of repetition and variation, while on to its own full roster of classes. the DancemotionUSAsm tour in Timor Leste, Cambodia, and China, MMDG dancers taught a MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP AT BAM section of Grand Duo (“Polka”) to local residents, Program A (Apr 22, 24): Pacific, Words, establishing a lively connection. Grand Duo Whelm, Grand Duo (1993), on Program A, is one of Morris’ classics, Program B (Apr 23, 25, 26): Crosswalk; with its rousing phrases and irresistible, earth- Jenn and Spencer; Spring, Spring, Spring

Crosswalk. Photo: Elaine Mayson Securing BAM’s Future

BAM Endowment 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.

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

As of September 1, 2014

Photo: Peter Jay Sharp Building, by Ben Cohen Securing BAM’s Future

Planned Giving Another way to help BAM prepare for the future is by making a provision in your estate plans. You create a legacy for many generations to come and ensure BAM’s excellence continues for the next 150 years. Existing options for planned giving include making a bequest in your will, and naming BAM as a beneficiary in your retirement plan or insurance policy, among others. Unless otherwise specified by a donor, it is BAM’s policy to apply planned gifts toward its endowment. Individuals who have made such gifts are recognized in the select group of patrons known as BAM Angels.

Our special thanks to the foresight of the charitable BAM Angels listed below.

BAM Angels Denis Azaro Barbara T. Hoffman David L. Ramsay, MD Bettina Bancroft William Josephson William Boss Sandberg Robert & Joan Catell Charlotte & Stanley Kriegel Louis Sanders Neil D. Chrisman Edgar A. Lampert Harriet L. Senz Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen III Harvey Lichtenstein Toni Mendez Shapiro Mallory Factor Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein Bella F. Stoll Madison S. Finlay Georgene M. Maxwell Lynn M. Stirrup Richard B. Fisher Scott C. McDonald PaulaMarie Susi Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Evelyn & Everett Ortner Charlene Magen Weinstein & Barry M. Fox Frank J. & Adeline Pannizzo Laurence Benjamin Molloy Rita Hillman William Winthrop Parsons Judge Franklin R. Weissberg Marie D. Powers Carol Yorke & Gerard Conn

For more information on the BAM Endowment or on Planned Giving opportunities please contact Denis Azaro at 718.636.4193 or [email protected]. All inquiries will remain strictly confidential. BAM

Season Sponsor

Salutes Upcoming Events @BAM_Brooklyn

BAM and Pratt Institute present THE MET: LIVE IN HD Unbound: Philip Glass With Kurt Andersen Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana and Leoncavallo’s Co-presented with Greenlight Bookstore Pagliacci | Apr 25 at 12:30pm | BRC Apr 20 | 8pm | OH Pre-screening discussion with Marc Scorca at 11:30am

BC=BAMcafé | BRC=BAM Rose Cinemas | FS=Fishman Space (BAM Fisher) | HS=Hillman Studio (BAM Fisher) HT=BAM Harvey Theater | OH=BAM Howard Gilman Opera House | MM=Mark Morris Dance Center . Photo: Kyle Dean Reinford . Photo: Kyle Manxmouse BAM Supporters & Patrons

BAM wishes to thank our patrons for all the operating, capital, and endowment support you’ve given us over the past year. (List represents gifts between January 7, 2014—January 7, 2015)

$500,000 and above Stephanie & Timothy Samuel I. Newhouse Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Investors Foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies Ingrassia Foundation, Inc. Foundation Johnson & Johnson brigitte nyc Frederick Iseman The Barbro Osher Pro Jennifer Small & Adam Alan Jones & Ashley Garrett Brooklyn Borough The Lepercq Charitable Suecia Foundation Wolfensohn Gene Kaufman & Terry President’s Office—Eric Foundation Sarah & Spencer Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Howard Eder-Kaufman Adams Toby Devan Lewis Jonathan F.P. & Diana Solomon Will & Prattana Kennedy The City of New York—Bill Pierre and Tana Matisse Calthorpe Rose Brian Stafford Christoph & Flora Kimmich de Blasio, Mayor Foundation Goldman Sachs Gives at The Harold and Mimi Alexander E. Kipka & Judith R. & Alan H. mcgarrybowen the direction of Pablo J. Steinberg Charitable Katherine Nintzel Fishman New York State Council on Salame Trust Eileen M. Lach Ford Foundation the Arts The Morris and Alma Judy & Michael Steinhardt Solange Landau The Howard Gilman Oliver Wyman, Inc. Schapiro Fund The Geraldine Stutz Hon. Brad Lander, New Foundation Onassis Cultural Center NY Santander Trust, Inc. York City Council The Harkness Foundation Pepsi-Cola Bottling Starry Night Fund Ram Sundaram The Levine Foundation for Dance Company of New York Joseph A. Stern Carol Yorke & Gerard Conn John Lipsky & Zsuzsanna Goldman Sachs Gives Martha A. & Robert S. Time Warner Inc. Anonymous S. Karasz Goldman Sachs Gives at Rubin Pedro Jose Torres & Cecilia Carley Roney & David Liu the recommendation of May & Samuel Rudin Picon $10,000 and above Lynn J. Loacker Anne Hubbard & Harvey Family Foundation, Inc. Virginia B. Toulmin Linda & Max Addison The Lupin Foundation Schwartz The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Foundation The Aeroflex Foundation M&T Bank Robin & Edgar Lampert Samuels Foundation, Anonymous Roger Alcaly & Helen Magic Hat Brewing Diane & Adam E. Max Inc. Bodian Company The New York City The Peter Jay Sharp $25,000 and above Paul Allen Mattis Family Foundation Council—Brooklyn Foundation The Achelis Foundation Allan Arffa & Kay Scott C. McDonald Delegation The Shubert Foundation, Jody & John Arnhold Matschullat William Patrick McMullan & The New York City Inc. BNY Mellon David Ashen Rachel McPherson Council—Melissa Mark- The Skirball Foundation Boston Financial Susan L. Baker & Michael Medgar Evers College Gifts Viverito, Speaker Axel Stawski & Galia Meiri Bryan Cave LLP R. Lynch and Grants New York City Department The Joseph S. and Diane Charles Hayden Foundation The Barker Welfare Edward S. Moore of Cultural Affairs H. Steinberg Charitable Goldman Sachs Gives at Foundation Foundation New York City Economic Trust the direction of R. Martin The Howard Bayne Fund Morgan Stanley Development Corporation Target Chavez Tony Bechara Sanford R. Nager & Dianne Pace Gallery Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Linda & Adam Chinn Roger & Brook Berlind Abeloff The SHS Foundation Fund Citi Foundation The Bloomingdale’s Fund of New York City Department Ronald P. Stanton/The Toll Brothers City Living Robert Davoli & Eileen the Macy’s Foundation for the Aging Delancey Foundation Robert L. Turner McDonagh Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bowe New York State Office of United States Department John L. & Eva Usdan Rohit & Katharine Desai Brooklyn Borough Parks, Recreation and of State, Bureau of Viacom DeWitt Stern President’s Office—Eric Historic Preservation Educational and Cultural Nora Ann Wallace & Jack Mark Diker & Deborah Adams Royal Norwegian Consulate Affairs Nusbaum Colson The Brooklyn Brewery General Anonymous Joseph LeRoy & Ann C. Andre & Stephanie Dua Donald A. Capoccia The O’Grady Foundation Warner Fund Epstein Teicher Jim Chervenak Jim & Mary Ottaway $250,000 and above The Winston Foundation, Philanthropies Mr. & Mrs. Henry Michael Palm Foundation Booth Ferris Foundation Inc. Steven & Susan Felsher Christensen III Stephen Palmese Aashish & Dinyar Devitre Anonymous Barbara Gladstone Gallery Credit Suisse William Parsons Estate Dow Jones Foundation Inc. Beatrice & James Del William & Laura Taft The Hearst Foundations, $50,000 and above Beth & Gary Allen Glynn Favero Paulsen Inc. Altria Group, Inc. The Grand Marnier Charles & Valerie Diker Peck Stacpoole Foundation Suzie & Bruce Kovner Mercedes T. Bass Foundation Dow Jones & Company, Laura Pels International Leon Levy Foundation Frances Bermanzohn & Robert M. Greenberg & Inc. Foundation for Theater Donald R. Mullen Jr. Alan Roseman Corvova Choy Lee Jean and Louis Dreyfus Pfizer Inc. Nash Family Foundation Citi The William and Mary Foundation, Inc. Philip Morris International Stavros Niarchos Con Edison Greve Foundation Robert and Mercedes Maya Polsky Foundation The Corinthian Foundation GGMC Parking, LLC Eichholz Foundation Marcel Przymusinski New York State Council on Constans Culver Foundation Barbara Haws & William Carol & Roger Einiger R/GA the Arts Ide & David Dangoor Josephson Mallory & Elizabeth Factor William & Katherine Rayner The Jerome Robbins Della Rosa Family Cheryl Henson & Ed Finn Linda & Martin Fell Related Companies Foundation, Inc. Foundation Richard Hulbert Estate of Richard B. Fisher William D. & Susan Kahan David & Jane Walentas The Gladys Krieble Delmas Miriam Katowitz & Arthur Barry M. Fox Rifkin The Wall Street Journal Foundation Radin Fribourg Family Foundation Max Rifkind-Barron Brendan & Barbara Dugan Michael Klein Alvin E. Friedman-Kien & The River Cafe $100,000 and above Susan L. Foote & Stephen Dan & Abbe Klores Ryo Toyonaga Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Rogers Altman Foundation L. Feinberg Tal Litvin Jacques and Natasha Rolex SA American Express Forest City Ratner The Frederick Loewe Gelman Foundation Alexandra Munroe & Robert Bank of America Companies Foundation, Inc. David & Susie Gilbert Rosenkranz Jessica E. Smith & Kevin Gotham Organization, Inc. Gary Lynch & Kate Hall Goldman, Sachs & Co. Bette & Richard Saltzman R. Brine Agnes Gund Goldman Sachs Gives at Elaine Golin Michael J. Schmidtberger & Brooklyn Community Hasty Pudding Institute the recommendation of Pamela Grace Margaret Sung Foundation of 1770 David & Susan Marcinek The Green Fund Inc. Richard G. Schneidman William I. Campbell & IFC Mr. and Mrs. James S. The Grodzins Fund Timothy & Julie Sebunya Christine Wächter- The Emily Davie & Joseph Marcus Henry B. & Karoly S. Adi Shamir & Richard D. Campbell S. Kornfeld Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co. Gutman Baron Chase Grace Lyu-Volckhausen Foundation, Inc. The Marc Haas Foundation, The Evelyn Sharp Robert Sterling Clark James I. McLaren & Lawton Linda & Stuart Nelson Inc. Foundation Foundation W. Fitt The Nets Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Burton K. Sills Family Foundation Betsy and Ed Cohen/Areté Mertz Gilmore Foundation Gabriel & Lindsay Pizzi Haimes Susan & Larry Sills Foundation MetLife Foundation Alex Porter In Memory of Robert Sklar NY/NJ Snowflake Youth Cumberland Packing The Ambrose Monell The Reed Foundation Dozier Hasty & Nancy Foundation Delta Air Lines Foundation Renova Havens-Hasty Edward Spilka First New York Partners Barbara & Richard Moore Blanchette Hooker The Jim Henson Sam & Ellen Sporn Management Henry and Lucy Moses Rockefeller Fund Foundation Jean Stein Jeanne Donovan Fisher Fund, Inc. Anna Kuzmik Sampas & Cecilia & James Herbert John Strasswimmer Charles J. & Irene F. Hamm National Endowment for George Sampas Hill Country Barbecue William & Anne M. Tatlock The Francena T. Harrison the Arts The Scherman Foundation, Market Amanda Taylor Fund of the Foundation Trust National Grid Inc. Penn & Diane Holsenbeck Anne Cox Chambers The Rita and Alex Hillman The New York Community Bartholomew A. Sheehan & Sophie Hughes Foundation Foundation Trust Sheila A. Cain Hunter Public Relations BAM Supporters & Patrons

Wendy vanden Heuvel Donna Marshall Dr. Anders Cohen Laurie Mallet/Ozone Andrew Lerner & Maryam Margo & Anthony Viscusi McGraw Hill Financial Louis Colaianni Design, Inc. Banikarim Wilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Constance & H. Roemer Stuart H. Coleman & Meryl Cathy Martine & Ronald Nancy Barber Hale & Dorr McPhee Rosofsky Dolecki Andrea Barbieri Daniel Clay Houghton Joyce F. Menschel Ranny Cooper & David Mia Mather In memory of Robert L. Estate of Martha Zalles Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Smith Sharon & Curtis Mechling Barocci Pia & Jimmy Zankel Menschel Breukelein Institute/Dennis Martin F. & Selma E. Mertz Hugo Barreca & Wendy Anonymous Virginia & Timothy Millhiser Corrado Norma & Randy Moore Schlemm The Moody’s Foundation The Cowles Charitable Trust Charles M. Nathan & Alisa Whitney Baxter $5,000 and above Morgan Stanley Polk Wealth The Criterion Collection F. Levin Martine Beamon & Eddie The Sidney and Beatrice Management Sebastian Cucullu Michael Newhouse Joyce Albert Foundation Michael Muldoon Martha DeRight Linda Nochlin Pommer Kathleen Begala & Yves- The American Chai Trust New York State Education Frederick N. & Michele Christopher A. Noey & Andre Istel Matthew & Krista Department Oka Doner Ghiora Aharoni Anka & Louis Begley Annenberg David & Janet Offensend Suzan & Fred Ehrman NYC Department of Richard & Elizabeth Damian Aquiles and The Perseus Books Group Dwight W. & Ann C. Ellis Youth and Community Bellingham Pamela Ruiz Household Diana Elzey Pinover & Gail Erickson & Christa Rice Development Sara Benincasa Jeffrey & Shari Aronson Eugene A. Pinover Seth & Sara Faison William McGinty & Bianca Alan Berenbaum Nathaniel Beck & Karen Rajika & Anupam Puri Fiona & Harvey Fein Orlando Thérèse D. Bernbach Hackett Bradley Radoff Robert L. Forbes John Perkins & Hope Dana Alex Bershaw Alan & Leslie Beller Frances A. Resheske Dennis Furbush Bill & Patty Dugan Perlmuth Marie-Eve Berty David I. Berley, Walter & Peter & Susan Restler Lynn Gilbert Marnie S. Pillsbury Julia Bienstock Samuels, Inc. Tracey & Phillip Riese Shellie Gillespie Aleksey Pryadko Karen Binder & Victor Ney Denise Bernardo & Eddie Rush Philanthropic Arts Virginia Gliedman David L. Ramsay, MD Stefanie Birkmann & Sunil Muentes Foundation Parisa Golestaneh Peter & Susan Restler Savkar JJ & Michelle Berney DT Salazar Inc. Rhonna & Ezra Goodman Mr. & Mrs. David Robert & Adrienne Geoffrey Bible Jack Sanderson Gordon & Mary Gould Rockefeller Birnbaum Paula & Earl Black Jon & NoraLee Sedmak Larry E. Dumont, M.D. & Seth Rosenberg & Catherine Dr. David Biro Louis Camilleri Amy Sherman-Palladino Martin Gould Lebow Jeffrey Blair Capezio/Ballet Makers Simon Sinek Francis Greenburger & Mace Rosenstein & Louise Jennie & Jake Blair Dance Foundation, Inc. Ellynne Skove Isabelle Autones de la Fuente Patricia Blanchet Albert & June S. Cardinali Ted Snowdon Peter & Monika Greenleaf Melissa Schiff Soros Allison Blinken Natalia Chefer Jeanne & Steven Stellman Amy & Ronald Guttman Patricia Schoenfeld Alexis Bloom Airbnb Stop & Stor Charitable Fund James G. Croghan & Louis Ira Schreger Mr. & Mrs. James Bodovitz Timothy & Carol Cole Michael M. Thomas R. Hedgecock Laura Sejen John D. Bosch-Holmes & The Aaron Copland Fund Jane & Robert Toll Diana Rhoten & John Vivien & Michael Shelanski Stephanie C. Booth for Music, Inc. Teresa Tsai Heilemann Ted & Mary Jo Shen Gary N. Boston & Dr. Sofia Coppola Michael Tuch Foundation, Molly Heines & Thomas Gil Shiva Charles Lee Kimberly Cox Inc. Moloney Barbara Simmons Bill Bragin & Lisa Philp Crunch The Weininger Foundation, David & Jennifer Herman- Patricia J. S. Simpson Samy Brahimy & Lizanne Hon. Laurie Cumbo, New Inc. Feldman Mike & Janet Slosberg Merrill York City Council Jill Weinstein Dr. Arlene Heyman, MD Stephen Smith & Ford Amanda Brainerd Peter Curran Francis H. Williams Pamela J. Hoiles Rogers Alida Brill Joan K. Davidson (The J.M. Robert G. Wilmers Richard Hulbert Sarah & R. Sorenson Richard Brittson Kaplan Fund) Carolyn & H.L. Wise Phyllis & Jan Hyde Joan & Laurence Sorkin John Brooks Elizabeth De Cuevas Elizabeth & Richard Witten Mark Jackson & Karen Tom & Wendy Stephenson Donnaldson Brown Ahmad Deek & Marie-Line Claire & Curtis Wood Hagberg Michael & Marjorie Stern Norman & Terri Buchan Grinda Michael & Barbara David & Amy Jaffe Deborah Stewart & James Angela Bucknell Henry & Kathy Elsesser Zimmerman Douglas Jaffe & Kristin Mintz James Burke Barbara J. Fife Jennifer Carlson & Andrew Heavey The Dorothy Strelsin Sandra L. Burton First American Title Zolli Donna & Carroll Janis Foundation Elizabeth Butson Insurance Company of Anonymous (2) Michele & David Joerg Elizabeth F. Stribling Laura E. Butzel & David New York Randy & Mill Jonakait Daniel & Toby Talbot Berg Britton & Melina Fisher $2,500 and above Julian Price Family Kathryn Taras & Anthony Eba Buyu Mr. & Mrs. Austin T. Jacqueline & Joseph Foundation Elitcher Mr. Charles Cahn & Dr. Fragomen, Jr. Aguanno Julia Kahr & Brian Colton Juliet Taylor & James Walsh Nancy Maruyama Paul J. Fribourg Ronald & June Ahrens Rita J. and Stanley Peter C. Trent Sol W. & Hermina Cantor Laurie Garrett Donald Allison & Sumiko Ito H. Kaplan Family Susan Unterberg Foundation Ann and Gordon Getty Mark Allison & Stephanie Foundation, Inc. Vanetta Vancak Carmine Capossela & Foundation Holmquist Philip Kearns & Sid Ray Bernardette Vaskas Maura McDonnell Nomi Ghez Foundation Alvin J. Rockwell 1990 Helen Kim-Bordes Dino Veronese Charles Carberry John N. & Gillett A. Gilbert Charitable Trust Alan & Susan Kolod Thomas Von Foerster Marie Carney MaryAnne Gilmartin Amphion Foundation Joan Kreiss Cynthia Wainwright & Lise Carter Gordon & Mary Gould Aon Foundation Mark Krueger Charitable Stephen Berger Carolina Carvalho-Cross Regina M. Griffin Frank & Mary Ann Arisman Fund of Tides Howard & Ruth Warshower Elizabeth & John Caulk Scott & Ellen Hand Daniel Baldini Foundation Victoria Westhead & John Eric Chang H3 Hardy Collaboration David Bank & Jason R. Miodrag Kukrika Levy Beverly & Herbert Chase Architecture Stone Christine La Monica Lunn Kirby Woodson Lori Chemla & Shelley Justin Haythe & Muriel Leah & Benjamin Barber Peter & Karen Labbat Nancy Workman & Sonnenberg Soenens Katie Barthmaier & Brent Hugh & Betsy Lamle Jonathan Miller Neil & Kathleen Chrisman Barton Hill Buck Foundation Richard C. Yancey Jennifer Chu John & Samantha Hunt Jayne H. Baum Nancy N. Lassalle Nurten Goksu Yolac Joan Hardy Clark Scott & Viktoriia Irwin Mickey & Martin Baumrind Helena Lee & Richard Nancy Young Frederick & Jan Cohen Mary Kantor Jim & Lisa Bedell Klapper Michael & Barbara Jill and Irwin Cohen Jay Kriegel & Kathryn David I. Berley, Walter & Roseanne Legrand Zimmerman Jacob Cohen, founder, McAuliffe (Tides Samuel, Inc. Jonathan E. Lehman Matthew & Myra Stackhouse Foundation) Elaine S. Bernstein Julius Leiman-Carbia & Zuckerbraun Ofer Cohen & Melissa Miodrag Kukrika Dorothy Berwin Kyle Smith Anonymous (7) Dibella Seryl & Charles Kushner Paul Blackman & Sharon Hon. Stephen Levin, New John Colborn Family Foundation Rowlands York City Council $1,500 and above Rebekah Coleman & Ian Michael Lee Alison Blood The Family of Wilbur Aaron Abend Rusten Marion Leydier Jill & Sheldon Bonovitz A. Levin Brice Acosta Joseph Cosgriff Christopher Li Greci & Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Borer Carol & Joel Levy Caroline P. Addison Peter & Mary Coy Robert Ohlerking J. Anthony Braddock Simon Lipskar & Kate Alexandra Alger Anthony Creamer The Bertha and Isaac Virgina Brody Zuckerman Daniel Algrant Michael Crowley Liberman Foundation Brooklyn Gin Susan Lorence Stephanie Ansin Dr. Rudolph F. Crew in memory of Jeffrey Brooklyn Roasting Company Richard Lynn & Joseph Milton & Sally Avery Arts Michele Cubic & Raymond P. Klein Brooklyn Tea Company Evall Foundation Velazquez Gwen Libstag Andrew D. Brown Dianne MacKenzie Peter Balis & Brian Ellen & John Curtis The Liman Foundation Joyce E. Chelberg Anne Mackinnon Goldston Justin Daniel & Josh Lucy Liu Pamela Codispoti & Mark Allison & Joe Magliocco Alexandra Ballard Cogswell Jan Marks Habner Peter & Katharine Darrow Thanks to the many Ignite campaign donors for supporting innovative arts education at BAM. Ignite campaign co-chairs are Richard Feldman of The SHS Foundation and actor-artist Lucy Liu.

$500,000 and above Sarah & Spencer Robertson The Irene Diamond Fund $50,000 and above Anna Kuzmik Sampas The Leona M. & Harry B. Helmsley Charles Hayden Saul & Devorah Sherman Fund Charitable Trust Foundation Howard Silverman Goldman Sachs Gives at the Goldman Sachs Gives at the Dr. Axel Stawski recommendation of Anne direction of R. Martin Chavez Nora Ann Wallace & Jack Nusbaum Hubbard & Harvey Schwartz Con Edison Anonymous Stavros Niarchos Constans Culver Foundation Foundation $10,000 and above The SHS Foundation Gotham Organization, Inc. David Ashen Anonymous The William and Mary Greve Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s Foundation Foundation $100,000 and above Goldman Sachs Gives at the brigitte nyc Altman Foundation recommendation of David & Donald Capoccia in memory of BNY Mellon Susan Marcinek Felicia Garcia Barclay’s Nets Community Alliance MetLife Foundation Jim Chervenak Goldman Sachs Gives at the National Grid Jean and Louis Dreyfus recommendation of Frances The David Rockefeller Foundation, Inc. Bermanzohn & Alan Roseman Fund, Inc. Robert and Mercedes Eichholz Booth Ferris Foundation Goldman Sachs Gives at the Foundation Brooklyn Community direction of Pablo J. Salame Samuel Feldman & Marilyn Foundation Joseph and Sylvia Slifka Meyerhoff Chase Foundation Steven & Susan Felsher Della Rosa Family Jennifer Small & Adam Wolfensohn Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Foundation Surdna Foundation, Inc. Jacobson LLP Judith R. & Alan H. Fishman Pedro Jose Torres & Cecilia John N. & Gillett A. Gilbert The Hearst Foundations, Inc. Picon Johnson & Johnson The Rita and Alex Hillman Anonymous Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Foundation, Inc. Stephanie & Timothy $25,000 and above Michael Palm Foundation Ingrassia The Achelis Foundation R/GA The Emily Davie & Joseph S. American Express Tracey & Phillip Riese Kornfeld Jody & John Arnhold Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation Banco Santander S.A. Foundation Lemberg Foundation The Barker Welfare Foundation Bette & Richard Saltzman Grace Lyu-Volckhausen John Blondel Sills Family Foundation Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation The Jessica E. Smith and Kevin R. Ted Snowdon Diane & Adam E. Max Brine Charitable Trust NY/NJ Snowflake Youth Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation Linda & Adam Chinn Sam & Ellen Sporn New York City Cultural The Corinthian Foundation Joseph A. Stern Innovation Fund Mark Diker & Deborah Colson Time Warner Inc. Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin William A. Douglass Michael Tuch Foundation, Inc. May & Samuel Rudin Family Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Viacom Foundation, Inc. Forest City Ratner Companies Anonymous The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Barry M. Fox Simon & Eve Colin Foundation, Inc. MaryAnne Gilmartin $5,000 and above Target Robert M. Greenberg & Corvova Paula & Earl Black Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Choy Lee Lawrence Chanen Joseph LeRoy & Ann C. In Memory of Robert Sklar Rebekah Coleman & Ian Rusten Warner Fund Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 Sofia Coppola Penn & Diane Holsenbeck David Edelstein James I. McLaren & Lawton W. Fitt First American Title Insurance The Nets Foundation Company of New York

Donate today and your gift will be matched dollar for dollar. Give at BAM.org /Ignite Photo: Nina Mouritzen Thomas Scott Gabriel &JolieSchwartz Gerald Rosenfeld Wilhelmina Parris Bianca Orlando&BillMcGinty David &JanetOffensend Brian &StephanieNigito Peter &JennaNashel &AndreaBozzo John Martinez Marks Paneth &ShronLLP Elizabeth &MatthewLuckett Lowe CampbellEwald François &CalleenLetaconnoux Katten MuchinRosemann LLP Michele &DavidJoerg Hewitt School FXFOWLE Architects Andrew &Blake Foote David W. Fitts Jeanne DonovanFisher Tim &CeceliaCrowhurst Robert &JoanCatell Christopher Frissora Emma Bloomberg& Jennie &Jake Blair Tony Bechara Aon Foundation $2,500 andabove Victor R. Wright Foundation Jo Vanderbeek Steinway &Sons R. EdwardSpilka Danny Simmons Adi Shamir&RichardD.Baron Timothy &JulieSebunya DT SalazarInc. E. John&Patricia Rosenwald New York StateCouncilontheArts Robin &EdgarLampert Christine LaMonicaLunn &CharlesKushner Seryl The KrumholzFoundation Debbie Klein Katie Kleber Foundation John P. AndAnneWelsh Mcnulty Justin Haythe Agnes Gund Dennis &CarrieGross Regina M.Griffin David Geiger Family Foundation Nancy Packes NYC &Company NeukommJean-Gabriel AudioVisual ,Inc. Minerva Richard Levy&LorraineGallard Stephen &MaribelleLeavitt Inc. Services Langan Engineering&Environmental Rocco &DeborahLandesman Jeff Kovach Jayme Koszyn &ThomasO’Handley David Kaplan Barbara Julius&MarcSilberberg Mark H. Jackson Sophie Hughes The William Talbott Hillman Manuela Herzer Jillian &SamHerschkowitz John Hart Happy Family Elizabeth Haddad Willie Hacker Lorie &ErikGoshin Barnier James Goldfarb&Catheryn Jeff Gates&MichaelMoran Katherine &Luke Fichthorn Teri Everett&MarkDavidson Jennie &RichardDescherer Francesca Defeo Catherine C.Cox Wächter-Campbell William I.Campbell&Christine Regina &BillBronson Alida Brill Bill Borrelle Edward &SusanBlumenfeld Simon Black Antonella Bertello Dayle Berke &DavidShapiro Beamon&EddieJoyce Martine Byron Bartlett Paul Balser Felice Forer Axelrod Allee KingRosen &FlemingInc Douglas &CarlaAlbrect AgentOf $1,000 andabove Michael &BarbaraZimmerman Robert Watt &DawnBradford Vidaris Travelers Foundation Foundation [email protected]. questions at718.724.8262or withcorrectionsor department Please contacttheDevelopment Listing asof9/26/2014 Anonymous Matthew &MyraZuckerbraun Cynthia Young &GeorgeEberstadt WoodClaire &Curtis Michael Whittingham Mark Procopio Heather White& Jill Weinstein Von Dornum John Madsen&Deirdre Vanetta Vancak Sashi &NicholasValtz David &Peggy Tanner Raul Suarez Stribling &Associates,LTD. Jeffrey Soref Nancy Smid&JohnKing A.Sheehan& Bartholomew Joseph &MarilynSchwartz William E.Sanford Russo Thomas &Georgina Seth Rosenberg &CatherineLebow L Rodriguez Villa Stacey Reiss &Ross Intelisano Tom Quinn&CelesteWright Gabriel &LindsayPizzi ParkerGary igniteSheila A.Cain BAM Supporters & Patrons

Karen Dauler & Gaston Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Gray Keisha A. Lightbourne Cheryl Paradis & Gene Andrew P. Solomon & Silva The Green-Wood Cemetery Chamberlain & Mathieu McCullough Elizabeth Bartman Megan P. Davis Jane & Jean-Marie Grenier S. Chamberlain Gwenevere Parker Richard & Mimi Somerby Sharon & Christopher Davis Terry Grossman & Kathy Kitty C. Linder Estelle Parsons Annaliese Soros Trayton Davis Speer Emma Lindsay Kirk & Sue Patrick Jonathan & Jennifer Soros Sabina & Adam Deaton David Gruber Keith Lloyd Alexandra & Frederick Ellen Sorrin Michael J. Del Giudice Noa Guy Rachel Loeb & Zachary Peters Dr. Rogelio Sosnik & Dr. Delacour Family Foundation Gunilla Haac Block Antonia Pew Irene Cairo Diana Delmonte-Wong & Helen & Peter Haje Randy Lott Elizabeth Peyton Andre Spears & Anne Rosen Adrian Wong Patricia Hallstein & Axel Joseph Lovett & James Carl Podwoski & Virginia Joseph Spiegel Linda Dennery Kramer Cottrell Lovejoy Gayatri Spivak Elizabeth Denys Cynthia Hammond & Reed Lowenstein John Michael Powers, Jr. David & Aliana Spungen Marie Derosa & Richard Joseph Samulski Ann M. & Mitchell A. Sandra Pierson Prior Samarith Srey McNeil Joan & Douglas B. Hansen Lowenthal Greg Pucillo Barbara Stanton Jennie L. & Richard K. Sameera Haque Jane Macan Leslie & David Puth Shirley Staples & Donald Descherer David Hariton & Thomas John Macintosh Theodore Quinn Vangel Brooke Devine Lippy Macro Sea Inc. Tom Quinn & Celeste Wright Gillian Steel Edwin & Paula DeYoung The Haupt Foundation, Camila Pastor & Stephen Martin & Anna Rabinowitz Emily & Adam Steinberg Diana Diamond & John Inc., in memory of Stuart Maharam Les Ramsey Dr. Susan Stewart Alschuler Haupt Brian & Florence Mahony Christopher Rapcewicz & Gail Stone & Matt Fishbein Fred Dixon Douglas & Jessica Healy Dr. Robert Maki Claudia Bungaro Leila Straus Katie Dixon Drew & Amy Hearon Ronald Daignault & Teresa Eric Reiner Sukey Tamarkin Anne & John Dockery Joanna Hedge Maloney Richmond Hills High Gabrielle Tana Lynn Dolnick Robert & Barbara Heelan Anne Maltz School Julie Tarney Dr. Jack Downhill Jr. Isaac & Sheila Heimbinder Phillip Marriott & Susannah Juergen Riehm & Jody Josephine & Phillip Teverow Donna & Mitchell Drach Kris Heinzelman Taylor Oberfelder Charlotte L. Thorp Catherine Dumait-Harper & Jeffrey Henigson James R. Marshall Katherine E. Ringer Catherine K. Tice Alan Harper Jeffery Hentze John Marshall & Seriti Me & Ro Irena Tocino Allison Dunn Samuel & Hagit Hertz Yamini John Rockwell & Linda Coralie Toevs Violet & Christopher Eagan Adam & Sita Hess Frank Martinez Mevorach Michael & Keren Toledano Frederick Eberstadt Adria & Donald Hillman John Martinez & Andrea The Rodgers & Amanda Topaz Christopher & Nicole The Hoffman Law Firm Bozzo Hammerstein Manny Torrijos & Jing Elliman Frank Holozubiec Nina Matis Organization Shang Tan Lorren Erstad & David Katherine Hosford & Jerri & Tom Mayer Connie & Ted Roosevelt Melissa Tyson Lerner Christopher Welch Liese & Peter Mayer Rosetta W. Harris Charitable Bill Updegraff & Aliza Boris Evelkin Timothy Hughes Deborah McAlister & Lead Trust Bartfield Teri Everett & Mark Whitney Hunter-Thomson Christopher Jones James & Eliza Rossman Chauncey Upson Davidson Jan Inscho & Seymour Joseph McDonagh Max Rothman Diana Viñoly Interiors Richard & Florence Miles Kathryn A. McDonald Maisie Rubinstein Patricia Voight & Rachel Fabricant Dr. Lois Jackson Travis McGhie & Thomas Lisa & Jonathan Sack Wolff Thomas Faust Pamela Jackson Mizer S. Gerald Saliman & Claudia Wagner & Don Joseph Fazio Steven & Susan Jacobson Dr. James & Mrs. Jane Raymond Vallejo Lebowitz Andrew & Audrey Feiner T. Radey Johnson & Jane McGroarty Mina Samuels & David David Wagner Ronald E. Feiner Esq. Platt Alice McKown Foster Ethan J. Wagner & Thea Martin Feinman & Amy Alexandra Jones Gordon McLeod & Melanie Nancy Sands Westreich Cooney Jeremiah Joseph Grisanti Lori Saperstein Marcus Wainwright & Michael & Nancy Feller Barbara Julius & Marc Elizabeth McMahon & Margaret Sarkela & John Glenna Neece Edith Ferber Silberberg Patrick Burns Curtis Leigh & Robin Walters Richard Feuring & Charles Genevieve Kahr & Dan Susan Meirs Douglas & Ans Schickler Barbara & Sedgwick Ward Krewson Freedberg Claudine & Aeric Meredith- Ellen Schleifer & Jordan Seth Washinsky Katherine & Luke Fichthorn Kenneth Kail & Ivy Hwang Goujon Katz Janet C. Waterhouse PhD. Joan Salwen Fields J. J. Kasper Jr. Danny & Audrey Meyer Anthony Schlesinger & Kathy & Bill Weigel Arthur & Susan Fleischer Aaron & Jacquie Katzel Diane Miller Anne Forward Sandra & George Weiksner Jeffrey Fleishhacker Sebastian & Hilke Kaupert Judith Scofield & David Lynn Schneider Laurie & David I. Weiner Marek Fludzinski Kevin Keating C. Miller Roberta Schneiderman Charlene Magen Weinstein Lydia Foo Susan Kellman Sandra and Lowell Mintz Gabriel & Jolie Schwartz Elaine Weinstein Andrew & Blake Foote Kathryn Kercher & Gunnar Darcy Miro & Ross Tuttle Richard Schwartz Michael S. Weinstein James Fowler Sjursen Lucy Mitchell-Innes Ralf Schwieger David F. Wertheimer Allison Franco Daniel P. Kim Donald & Gwen Moffat Carl Scott Harry White & Esther Katherine Franke David Kolbusz Adrian Mojica Elisabeth Searles & Richard Redmount Christopher W. Franklin Kameron Kordestani Michael & Ginger Montel Friedberg Nathaniel White Zhauna Franks & Daniel Jayme Koszyn & Thomas Maria Montoya Tatiana Serafin Susan Whiting & Bruce Rechelbacher O’Handley John Morning Ann Settel Van Dusen M. Derene & Julius Frazier Thomas Koveleskie Evangeline Morphos Rena Shagan Candace Williams Katherine Freygang Bennette Kramer & Eliot Kathy Morton & David Shamos Family Foundation Richard Winger Effie & Robert Fribourg Long Nadelman Michael Sea & Armen Ashley Winton Eleanor F. Friedman Kenneth & Susan Kramer Nancy Abraham & Arnold Marsoobian Ross Wisnewski Alexander C. & Tillie S. The Krumholz Foundation Moss Mark Shepherd & Juliet Devera Witkin Speyer Foundation Roberta Krumholz Jim & Iris Munson Blake Betsy Witten & Kevin Duane McLaughlin & M. Liz & George Krupp Edward Nahem Elizabeth M. & David M. Dotson Salomé Galib Judith A. Langer & Arthur Brandon Nelson Sherman Doug Wolff Paul A. Gangsei & Susan Applebee Matthew Nemeth & Tricia Olatokumbo & Sheethal Dr. Elizabeth Wolff Herman Drs. John & Judie LaRosa Kissinger Shobowale Rachel Wood & Scott Olsen Al Garner Melva Bucksbaum & Mark & Lorry Newhouse Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff Fred Wright Lynda & Marvin Geller Raymond Learsy Marguerite Nougué-Sans & Hunter Lewis Peter Wright & Sally Dricks Patricia Gift Matthew & Sabrina Leblanc Tiffany Nowell Anne Sidamon-Eristoff Michael Young & Debra Anne Gilchrist Abdul-Rahman Lediju & James C. & Marie Nugent- Michael Siem & Audrey Raskin Gregory F. Gilmartin Angela Nurse-Lediju Head Marlas Walen Frank & Arrien Zinghini Lauren C. Glant & Michael Lisa Lee Gabriel Nussbaum Larry & Ashley Silverman Anonymous (13) J. Gillespie Sue Lehmann Barry Michael Okun Leslie Simpson Elaine Goldman Bruce Leibstone Roger W. Oliver Loren & Marlene Skeist January 7, 2015 Amy Kern & John M. Barbara Lemperly Grant Dr. Catherine Orentreich Johanna Skrzypczyk & Goldsmith Richard Levy & Lorraine Jane Ormerod & Peter Emmanuel Gastard I. Michael Goodman & Gallard Darrell Elaine Sloan Judith Uman Jeffrey Lewis & Karin Kathleen Owens Matthew Patrick Smyth Joseph Gordon & Mark Miller-Lewis Ilana Pachter & William Susan Snodgrass Bauer Anatoly Lezhen Wynn Kenneth Soehner Meredith Palmer James Sollins

BAM greatly appreciates all contributions in support of our work. We apologize for any inaccuracies. Please contact the Development Department at [email protected] with any corrections. BAM Board

Brooklyn Academy of Music Dinyar S. Devitre Anna Kuzmik Sampas Mary Kantor Beth Rudin DeWoody Alberto Sanchez John Lipsky Chairman of the Board Mark Diker Timothy Sebunya Laurie Mallet Alan H. Fishman Andre Dua Bartholomew A. Sheehan III Cathy-Ann Martine-Dolecki Brendan J. Dugan Danny Simmons David L. Ramsay, M.D., M.Ed. Vice Chairmen of the Board Thérèse Esperdy Jessica Smith Elaine Weinstein William I. Campbell Teri Everett Brian Stafford Hon. Franklin R. Weissberg Adam E. Max Mallory Factor Axel Stawski Vaughn C. Williams, Esq. Ronald E. Feiner, Esq. Joseph A. Stern President Richard E. Feldman, Esq. Pedro J. Torres BAM Endowment Trust Chair Karen Brooks Hopkins Steven G. Felsher John L. Usdan Timothy J. Ingrassia Jeanne Donovan Fisher Brigitte Vosse Secretary Barry M. Fox Nora Ann Wallace Vice Chair Joseph V. Melillo MaryAnne Gilmartin Veronica Westberg Gabriel Pizzi Robert M. Greenberg Adam Wolfensohn Treasurer G. Penn Holsenbeck Claire Wood Treasurer James I. McLaren Anne Hubbard Andrew Zolli Keith Stubblefield Mark H. Jackson President Emeritus Daniel A. Klores Ex Officio Members Harvey Lichtenstein Philippe Krakowsky Laura Popa William A. Douglass III Edgar A. Lampert Steven G. Felsher Members François Letaconnoux Chairmen Emeriti Elizabeth Holtzman Tony Bechara Gary Lynch Neil D. Chrisman James I. McLaren Fran Bermanzohn Patricia E. Michels Seth S. Faison Norman L. Peck Gordon Bowen Ahrin Mishan Bruce C. Ratner Alberto Sanchez Linda Chinn Donald R. Mullen Jr. Timothy Sebunya Henry Christensen III William A. Perlmuth Honorary Trustees R. Edward Spilka Pamela A. Codispoti David L. Picket Robert L. Forbes Nora Ann Wallace Dr. Rudolph F. Crew Frances A. Resheske Charles J. Hamm Henry Christensen III, Ex Officio David E.R. Dangoor Sarah C. Robertson Barbara B. Haws, C.A. Thérèse Esperdy, Ex Officio Cheryl Della Rosa Jonathan F.P. Rose William Josephson Alan H. Fishman, Ex Officio

BAM Staff

Karen Brooks Hopkins, President Steven Serafin,Special Consultant Paul McManus, Ass’t. Carpenter/ SECURITY Joseph V. Melillo, Executive & Editor, BAM: The Complete Flyman, OH Chris Thompson, Security Manager Producer Works James Kehoe, Head Carpenter, HT Melvin Patterson, Manuel Taveras, Alice Bernstein, Executive Vice John Manderbach, Head Supervising Attendant Guards President ARCHIVES Electrician, HT Kenneth Aguillera, Collie Dean, Stephanie S. Hughley, Vice President Sharon Lehner, Director of Archives Edward Donohue, Master of Senior Attendant Guards of Education & Humanities & Sarah Gentile, Digital Project Archivist Properties, HT Marlon Desouza, Felix Jusino, BAMcinématek Louie Fleck, Archives Manager Nicholas Varacalli, Master of Kevin Lemon, Teonia Smith, Andel John Lanasa, Vice President of Bree Midavaine, Mary Rhymer, Properties, OH Thomas, Michael Whyte, Attendant Marketing & Communications Processing Archivists Alison Dabdoub, Sound Engineer, HT Guards Riccardo Salmona, Vice President Jan Carr, Digital Content Writer Joe Werner, Asst. Carpenter, HT for Institutional Advancement Anita Goss, Volunteer Librarian Oscar Gruchalski, Utility Man CUSTODIAL SERVICES Keith Stubblefield,Chief Financial Ivonne Paredes, Anika Paris, Richard Wurzbach, Utility Man Ramon Cabassa, Custodial Supervisor Officer and Vice President of Mark Toepfer, Rebecca Walsh, Mary Lou Houston, Wardrobe Yossess Allen, Allan Boyce, Ludlow Finance & Administration Interns Supervisor Chamberlain, Isaias Flores, Mayra Larysa McKenna, Volunteer Guillen, Ron Rathan, Akeon Thomas, PRESIDENT’S OFFICE ARTIST SERVICES Custodians Grace Eubank, Manager GENERAL MANAGEMENT Mary Reilly, Director of Artist Services Annie Steingold, Intern Patrick J. Scully, General Manager Stacey Dinner, Artist Services DEVELOPMENT Sara Danielsen, Asst. General Manager CORPORATE RELATIONS BAM ROSE CINEMAS Manager, Fisher Building Jeannine Baca, Britney Polites, Chantal Bernard, Director of Efi Shahar,Cinema Executive Jaclyn Bouton, Project Manager Artist Services Representatives Corporate Relations Manager Kevin Condardo, GM Budget Emma Acciani, Fisher Representative Gwendolyn Pointer, Director, Michael Katz, Projectionist Manager Corporate Sponsorships/New Adam Goldberg, Asst. Manager Liana Agredo, Jessie Fairbanks, THEATER MANAGEMENT Business Development Adam Birnbaum, Film Buyer Project Supervisors Christine M. Gruder, Theater Manager Ashley Jacobson, Corporate Andreea Drogeanu, Brente Kelly, Molly Rodino, GM Coordinator, John L. Jones, Assoc. Theater Relations Manager Davina Roberts, Anthony Shields Jr., Budgets & Contracts Manager Elizabeth Sarkady, Business Head Floor Staff Chris Mode, Admin. Asst. & Sonia Clayton, Jacqueline David, Development Manager BAMshop Liaison Leroy Houston, Theater Staff Rebecca Carew, Corporate ARTISTIC PROGRAMMING Nivia Prescod, BAM Fisher Front Supervisors Sponsorship Project Coordinator Stonie Darling, Department Manager of House Rep. & Rentals Asst. Katerina Patouri, Intern Ross Marshall, Manager of Artistic BUILDING OPERATIONS Planning PRODUCTION Michael Zanca, Director of Building ENDOWMENT & PLANNED GIVING Courtney Surmanek, Admin. Asst. Neil Kutner, Director of Production Operations Denis Azaro, Endowment & Josh Escajeda, Dylan Nachand, Rohan Bhasin, Facilities Manager Planned Giving Director PROGRAMS & CURATORIAL Assoc. Production Managers Wendy Berot, Special Projects Alexandra Biss, Manager of Board Nick Schwartz-Hall, Line Producer Paul Bartlett, Ryan Gastelum, Manager Relations Amy Cassello, Assoc. Producer, Jennifer Grutza, Elizabeth Moreau, Markee Glover, Mailroom Clerk Next Wave Festival Barbara Wohlsen, Production Elaine Colon, Jean Smith, Building INDIVIDUAL GIVING Darrell M. McNeill, Assoc. Producer, Supervisors Services Assoc. Barbara Cummings, Director of Music Danielle Colburn, Laura Williams, Steve McDowell, Auxiliary Technician Development Rachel Katwan, Asst. Line Producer Palmer Johnston, Production Summer Krounbi, Building William Lynch, Director of R. Michael Blanco, DanceMotion Coordinators Operations Coordinator Leadership Gifts USASM, Project Director Heli Soell, Admin. Coordinator Glenn Alan Stiskal, Director of Sophia Shackleton, DanceMotion Eliza Brennessel, Intern BUILDING MAINTENANCE Major Gifts USASM, Project Manager Anthony Shields, Maintenance Gwendolyn Dunaif, Assoc. Ashley Yergens, DanceMotion STAGE CREW Supervisor Director, Major Gifts & Patron USASM, Project Assistant Thomas Paulucci, Crew Chief Daniel Curato, Calvin Brackett, Programs Paige Haroldson, DanceMotion Cyrus Similly, Head Carpenter, OH Ronald Hunter, Maintainers Richard Serrano, Research Manager USASM, Intern James D’Adamo, Head Electrician,OH Carl Blango, Asst. Maintainer Ben Lasser, Manager, Patron Danny Kapilian, Producer, R&B Amy Domjan, Asst. Electrician, OH Program Festival, MetroTech Marc Putz, Sound Engineer, OH BAM Staff

Travis Calvert, Project Coordinator, Paul Weintrob, Education Intern Jenny Choi, Publications Manager Adam Sachs, Fiscal Manager Major Gifts Suzanne Youngerman, Curatorial Robert Wood, Copywriter Douglas Fischer, Fiscal Coordinator Kaylen Higgins, Admin. Asst. Consultant Yusuf Siddiquee, Fiscal Asst. DIGITAL MEDIA AND PROJECT INSTITUTIONAL GIVING HUMANITIES MANAGEMENT GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY Clemente Luna, Director of Violaine Huisman, Director of Stephen Litner, Director of Digital AFFAIRS Institutional Giving Humanities Media and Creative Production Tamara McCaw, Director of Kailin Husayko, Semra Ercin, Molly Silberberg, Humanities Aaron Weibel, Manager of Web Govt. & Community Affairs Institutional Giving Managers Manager Production Dewonnie Frederick, Community Stephanie Caragliano, Institutional Sam Denitz, Intern Jamie Kraus, Nancy Chow, Digital Affairs & Bazaar Manager Giving Coordinator Media Coordinators Ilex Bien-Aime, Govt. & Duncan Lindsay, Intern LEAD INSTRUCTORS Casey Cleverly, Creative Services Community Affairs Coordinator Joshua Cabat, Young Film Critics Project Manager MEMBERSHIP Samara Gaev, Arts & Justice Katherine McDonald, Creative HUMAN RESOURCES Katherine King, Director of Michael LoMonico, Shakespeare Services Admin. Ass’t. Seth Azizollahoff, Director of Membership Programs Teaches Teachers Human Resources Sarah Mischner, Membership Jenny Rocha, Dancing into the MARKETING Jenny Rodriguez, Human Manager Future Gillian Fallon, Director of Resources Manager Bruce Smolanoff, Telefund Pat Hall, BAM/Restoration Marketing Cynthia Smith, Payroll Manager Manager DanceAfrica Coordinator Raphaele de Boisblanc, Melanie Sajal Javid, Benefits Manager Cheryl-Lyn Miller, Membership Cherry, Allison Kadin, Program Alexis Boehmler, Human Coordinator TEACHING ARTISTS Marketing Managers Resources Coordinator Kate Rakowski, Telefund Assistant Sarah Abrams, Harold Rhea Daniels, Program Marketing Taryn Kao, Intern Shannon Alexander, Jessica Akyeampong, Sékou Alájé, Projects Coordinator Benton, Allison Bodwell, Jennifer Armas, Brigitte Barnett- Laura Scholl, Marketing Operations INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Stéphanie De Latour, Justin Gray, Loftis, Rebecca Bliss, Melissa Manager William Allen Lee III, Director of Kimberly Howard, Samantha Brown, Mahogany Browne, Britt Aronovich, Marketing Analyst Information Technology Inniss, Melissa Krzywicki, Emilie Chia-Ti Chiu, Darian Dauchan, Catherine Charnov, Marketing Thomas Brown, Tessitura McDonald, Joe Mulligan, Adrienne Harris Eisenstadt, Imani Faye, Asst. Business Manager Reynolds, Amanda Wilder, Kimani Fowlin, Ana Garcia, Glenn Lucile Hecht, Intern Ira Sibulkin, Assoc. Director of IT Membership Representatives Gordon, Ingrid Gordon, Rachael Chris Tusciuk, Web Development Holmes, Mel House, Albert STRATEGIC MARKETING Manager PATRON SERVICES Iturregui-Elias, Gwendolyn Kelso, Molly Meloy, Director of Strategic Timothy Assam, Systems Ramzi Awn, Director of Patron Nicole Kempskie, Abigail Levine, Marketing Administrator Services Spencer Lott, Farai Malianga, Jessie Montgomery, Marketing Svetlana Mikhalevskaya, Database Michael Kendrick, Manager of Hector Morales, Michael Mullen, Manager, Customer Loyalty & Developer Patron Services & Donor Kwesi Nkroma, Gene Osborne, Strategy Jason Q. Minnis, IT Project Relations Pamela Patrick, Drew Petersen, Joaquin Esteva, Advertising Manager Jessica Hindle, Patron Services Korey Phillips, Katie Issel Pitre, Manager Matthew Taylor, Andrei Iliescu, Coordinator Baba Wali Rahman, Mike Ramsey, Claire Frisbie, Content Marketing Web Developers Samantha Shay, Alexander Jofe, Gwenyth Reitz, Najee Ritter, Manager Jersy Rodriguez, Network Analyst Patron Services Assts. Victor Sanchez, Robby Stamper, Nathan Gould, Marketing Manager, Susan Bishop, Admin. Coordinator Rohiatou Siby, Elizabeth Simmons, Development Lucas Austin, Junior Desktop SPECIAL EVENTS Keomi Tarver, Karen Thornton- Chris Tyler, Content Marketing Asst. Analyst Margaret Breed, Director of Daniels, Leese Walker, Adia Special Events Whitaker, Todd Woodard TICKET & CUSTOMER SERVICES PROJECT MANAGEMENT Marissa Neiman, James Vause, G. Scott Kubovsak, Director of Jeremy Dewey, Director, Project Special Events Managers MARKETING & Ticket Services Management Paloma Wake, Special Events COMMUNICATIONS Royda C. Venture, Ticket Services Stephanie Sherline, Project Coordinator BOX OFFICE Manager Management Assoc. Fred Dorso, Treasurer Georgina Richardson, Customer VISUAL ART Victor Jouvert, First Asst. Care Manager Holly Shen, Curator of Visual Arts Treasurer Giovanny Lopez, Ticket Services Audience Research & Analysis Mary Gordanier, Visual Arts Asst. Kevin McLoughlin, Charlie Dolce, Coordinator George A. Wachtel Hadley Leary, Intern Russell Grier, Asst. Treasurers Latasha McNeil, Asst. Manager Ryan Mauldin, Senior Ticket Bookseller EDUCATION & HUMANITIES & COMMUNICATIONS Services Representative Greenlight Bookstore BAMCINÉMATEK Sandy Sawotka, Director of Saul Almiachev, Anaïs Blin, Louisa Shana Parker, Director of Communications de Butts, Justin Dash, Dominique European Production Operations for E&H Joe Guttridge, Assoc. Director Delgado, Evan Dice, Robert Representative Jennifer Leeson, Operations of Publicity Ebanks, Miranda Gauvin, Joya On Tour Ltd., Roger Chapman Manager for E&H Susan Yung, Editorial Manager Harris, Warren Ng, Elsie Pacella, Jackie Katz, Education Assoc. Sarah Garvey, David Hsieh, Edward Raube-Wilson, Tara Film Buyer

Victoria Collado, Education Asst. Adriana Leshko, Publicity Ricasa, Shanice Tulley, Noel Vega, Adam Birnbaum Rebekah Gordon, Admin. Asst. Managers Jimmy Weaver, Althea Wilkinson, Lauren Morrow, Junior Publicist Ticket Services Representatives Immigration Counsel BAMCINÉMATEK Baha Ebrahimzadeh, Education & Jonathan Ginsburg, Fettman, Gabriele Caroti, Director Humanities Publicist FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Tolchin and Majors, PC Nellie Killian, David Reilly, James Sutton, Publications Asst. CAPITAL PROJECTS Programmers Drew Devero, Publicity Intern Jonathan Jones, Director, Capital Insurance Broker Lisa Thomas, Publicity Manager Projects Dewitt Stern Andrew Chan, Marketing Manager CREATIVE Matthew Baclini, Capital Projects Jesse Trussell, Programming Asst. Clara Cornelius, Creative Director Analyst Legal Counsel Hannah Thomas, Publicity & Patrick Morin, Assoc. Director Laura Grady, Capital Projects Ronald E. Feiner PC Marketing Asst. of Design Manager Ryan Werner, Programmer at Ryan Rowlett, Senior Interactive Medical Consultants Large Designer FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Ahmar Butt, MD Kate Rouhandeh, Intern Katie Positerry, Interactive Ellen Leszynski, Project Anders Cohen, MD Designer Coordinator EDUCATION Michelle Angelosanto, Kyle Restaurateur Steven McIntosh, Director of Richardson, Designers FINANCE Great Performances Education & Family Programs Ariel Davis, Intern Kozue Oshiro, Controller John P. Tighe, Asst. Director of Benjamin Cohen, Assoc. Director Tameka White, Asst. Controller Education of Video Claudia Bailey, Budget Manager February 15, 2015 John S. Foster, Education Manager Ben Katz, Video Production Brian Gee, Accounting Assoc. Eveline Chang, Verushka Wray, Manager David McCullough, Budget Program Managers Alexander Guns, Catherine Lee, Coordinator Cathleen Plazas, Program Video Production Assts. Seon Gomez, Staff Accountant Coordinator Iman Bance, Accounting Asst.