Emerging, iconic, genre-defying, the world’s most fascinating artists meet at Next Wave. Returning to BAM for the first time in three years, this creative odyssey brings back celebrated favorites and welcomes artists making their BAM debutsinto our Brooklyn home. Join in the electricity that defines Next Wave and its community. Together again, the possibilities are endless …
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BAM Members & Patrons: Thu, Jun 9 at 12pm
General Public: Thu, Jun 23 at 12pm
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BAM Members & Patrons receive 20% off tickets to the season through September 5.
Anarchistic Belgian theater collective FC Bergman brings the full force of their chaotic, poetic brilliance to BAM with a work of epic proportions, transforming the Harvey Theater into a village in the woods.
Roma performers share the stage with members of choreographer Constanza Macras’ freewheeling, Berlin-based company DorkyPark in this dance-theater spectacle that draws on Romani dance and music traditions.
Violinist Jennifer Koh and bass-baritone Davóne Tines break new ground as they use their incredible artistic talents to reclaim their own narratives.
Acclaimed French choreographer Gisèle Vienne’s hypnotic work conjures up the collective euphoria and creative transformation of a night spent losing oneself in the crowd.
In its US stage premiere, celebrated director Ivo van Hove adapts Hanya Yanagihara’s harrowing, worldwide bestselling novel about the intense friendships between four ambitious men over three decades in NYC.
German auteur Thomas Ostermeier brings his legendary production to BAM for its New York premiere, offering a no-holds-barred vision of Shakespeare in which famous soliloquies, raucous improvisations, drag shows, and courtly duels coexist in riotous harmony.
Calling up African American ancestral stories, this new dance-theater work from global artist Stefanie Batten Bland offers a visceral journey, connecting people and places through an unfolding time continuum.
Acclaimed director-choreographer Dimitris Papaioannou follows The Great Tamer, his internationally acclaimed, Next Wave 2019 sold-out sensation, with this dazzling, painterly evocation of myth and imagination.
The celebrated Brazilian choreographer makes her New York debut at BAM, following performances of ‘Furia’ at PEAK Performances @ Montclair State University, as part of a long-overdue introduction of her work across the US.
The beloved ancient Korean musical storytelling form of pansori fuses with K-pop and Greek tragedy in this incredible artistic collaboration from the National Theater of Korea.
People move forward, drift apart, push, pull, and question in this exuberant ode to the ‘80s, set to the music of British duo Tears For Fears and building on the eccentric rigor that defines Emanuel Gat Dance.
Visionary artist Andrew Schneider connects technology, human connection, and performance by inviting participants into a darkened space to explore responsive points of light in themselves and the universe.
We are committed to making our programming—both virtual and in person—welcoming and accessible to all patrons. Visit our Accessibility page or contact us at accessibility@BAM.org with any questions, suggestions, or for additional information.
Online: BAM.org
By Phone
Mon—Sat: 12pm—6pm
Performance Sundays 12pm—4pm
BAM Ticket Services: 718.636.4100
BAM Patron Services: 718.636.4182
At the Box Office
Mon—Sat: 12pm—6pm
Performance Sundays 12pm—4pm
Note: BAM's main box office has been moved to BAM Strong, 651 Fulton Street, between Sep 24 and Oct 1
Saturday Sept 24th: : 12pm – 6pm
Sunday Sept 25: CLOSED
Monday Sept 26th: 12pm – 6pm
Tuesday Sept 27: 12pm – 6pm
Wednesday Sept 28: 12pm – 6pm
Thursday Sept 29: 12pm – 6pm
Friday Sept 30: 12pm – 6pm
Saturday Oct 1: 12pm – 6pm