2018 Winter/Spring Season
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Subscriptions can be purchased online starting November 28 (see on-sale dates for details). Tickets to individual events will be available for purchase online starting January 9 (see on-sale dates for details).
Box Office
Peter Jay Sharp Building
Regular Hours: Mon—Sat: 12—6pm
Please note: Subscriptions cannot be purchased at the box office.
By Phone
BAM Ticket Services: 718.636.4100
Group Sales: 718.623.7885
Patron Services (VIP Tickets): 718.636.4182
Regular Hours: Mon—Fri: 10am—6pm; Sat: 12—6pm; Sun (performance days only): 12—4pm; closed holidays
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BAM Ticket Services, Peter Jay Sharp Building, 30 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
718.722.7839
Members & Patrons
20% off 3 or 4 events
30% off 5+ events
General Public
15% off 3 or 4 events
25% off 5+ events
Subscribers enjoy 10% savings with Bring a Friend tickets.
Subscriptions
Tue, Nov 28 for Members & Patrons
Tue, Dec 12 for General Public
Single Tickets
Tue, Nov 28 for Patrons
Tue, Jan 9 for Members
Tue, Jan 16 for General Public
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
BAM Harvey Theater
All seating in the BAM Fisher Fishman Space is general admission.
This celebration of the iconic civil rights leader returns to BAM for the 32nd year.
Meredith Monk and her peerless vocal ensemble present a new work.
This ancient Central Asian epic is performed by the next generation of Turkic female bards.
Sir Antony Sher stars in this bold offering from Gregory Doran and the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Revered South African jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim commemorates this near-mythical group.
Sir Richard Eyre directs Jeremy Irons and Lesley Manville in Eugene O’Neill’s masterwork.
This year’s performance offers a taste of the rhythm and spirit of South Africa.
Lev Dodin and Maly Drama Theatre stage Friedrich Schiller’s tragedy of class warfare.
Two longtime members of Meredith Monk’s vocal ensemble lead this master class.
Company members lead this behind-the-scenes look at King Lear.
A hands-on workshop in the mechanics of the famous storm scene from King Lear.
New Yorker staff writer Margaret Talbot presents a cogent lecture on the opioid epidemic.