BAM - Next Wave Festival

Photography Credits: See Practical information below.
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Podcast interviews:

• If you like this festival… listen to
  
  • Jay Scheib, writer, director and designer
    http://kadmusarts.com/podcasts/?p=929
  • Lucy Guerin, choreographer and artistic director
    http://kadmusarts.com/podcasts/?p=515
  • Ping Chong & Company, contemporary theatre and art
    http://kadmusarts.com/podcasts/?p=1924
  • Lukas Ligeti, composer and percussionist
    http://kadmusarts.com/podcasts/?p=950
  • DJ Spooky, aka Paul Miller, a composer, multimedia artist and writer
    http://kadmusarts.com/podcasts/?p=942
  • Sekou Sundiata, poet and performance artist
    http://kadmusarts.com/blog/?p=303
  • David Roussève, choreographer
    http://kadmusarts.com/blog/?p=561
  • Marianne Weems, The Builders Association
    http://kadmusarts.com/blog/?p=759
  • Daniel Bernard Roumain, Composer, violinist, band leader and educator
    http://kadmusarts.com/blog/?p=822
  • Shoshana Polanco, original works producer
    http://kadmusarts.com/blog/?p=832

Articles/Reviews/Blogs:

• A Murderous Malkovich in Lineup for BAM’s 2011 Next Wave Festival, by Dave Itzfoff (New York Times, May 24, 2011)
  http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/05/24/a-murderous-malkovich-in-lineup-for-bams-2011-next-wave-festival/

Practical Info:

Slideshow credits:

• In order of appearance
  
  • James Thierree Raoul, photo by Richard Haughton
  • Photo by Marja Seppala
  • Photo by Hans Joerg Michel
  • Photo by LIN Ching-yuan
  • David Thomson, Gesel Mason and Omagbitse Omagbemi of the Ralph Lemon Dance Company perform “How Can You Stay In The House All Day And Not Go Anywhere?” at the BAM Harvey Theater on October 12, 2010, part of the Brooklyn Academy of Music Next Wave Festival. The dancers: Djedje Djedje Gervais, Darrell Jones, Ralph Lemon, Gesel Mason, Okwui Okpokwasili, Omagbitse Omagbemi, David Thomson. Photo by Stephanie Berger.
  • Julia Stiles in a scene from the Ridge Theater’s production of “Persephone” at the BAM Harvey Theater on October 26, 2010. Photo by Stephanie Berger.

Tickets:

• Online
  http://www.bam.org/ticketpolicies.aspx
• By Phone
  BAM Ticket Services
  Phone: (01) 718-636-4100
  Mon—Fri, 10am—6pm
  Sat, 12noon—6pm
• In Person
  BAM Box Office
  30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, Mon—Sat from 12pm—6pm; Please note, on performance days, the box office is open through curtain time, however, advance sales stop one hour prior to curtain. The box office is closed on major holidays.
  Email: tickets@BAM.org
• Subscriptions
  Save 20% when you purchase the same number of seats to four or more productions.
  Available via phone, fax, and mail orders only. Subscriptions cannot be purchased at the box office or via http://www.bam.org
  

  How to get there:

http://www.bam.org/visitor/direction.aspx

Handicapped access:

BAM performances are accessible to those who use wheelchairs. For information and to arrange accommodations, please call (01) 718-636-4159

House Policies:

• All sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable. Programs, dates, times, and venues are subject to change without notice.
• Late seating is solely at the discretion of BAM management. Out of respect for the artists and audiences, latecomers will only be admitted to the theater if there is a suitable break in the performance. Ticketed seat locations are not guaranteed past curtain time.
• Children under five are not admitted unless explicitly noted.

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