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NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 26: Singer Solange performs during the 2013 Crossing Brooklyn Ferry Festival at Brooklyn Academy of Music on April 26, 2013 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
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BAM 2013 Next Wave Festival announced: Anna Nicole Smith opera, Questlove, mems. Fugazi, Godspeed ++ more
2013 Next Wave Festival launches with the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and New York City Opera co-production of Anna Nicole, an opera by composer Mark-Anthony Turnage and librettist Richard Thomas based on the flamboyant life and tragic death of Anna Nicole from Brooklyn Vegan Read more »
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Theater News: Fiona Shaw, Questlove, Filter Theatre, and More Set for BAM's 2013 Next Wave Festival
Shaw in The Testament of Mary (© Paul Kolnik) The Brooklyn Academy of Music has announced the programming planned for the 2013 Next Wave Festival, which will run September 17-December 22. The festivities will include opera, theater, music, and dance performances. from TheaterMania.com Read more »
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Theater Review: The Master Builder, on Very Shaky New Pilings
trolls. The effectiveness of those in the latter category, including The Master Builder, now being revived at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, depends in part on an assumption of respect for great men in general, so that something dramatic can occur when they from New York Magazine Read more »
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Brooklyn Academy of Music Announces Next Wave Lineup
31st Next Wave Festival, with 34 productions in dance, music, theater and opera running Sept. 17-Dec. 22 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, is to be announced Tuesday. The highlights in theater this season include “The Blue Dragon,” by Marie Michaud and Robert from The New York Times Read more »
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BAM FilmAfrica Series May 24th – May 27th (Cinematic Companion to DanceAfrica)
Academy of Music (BAM) Series “FilmAfrica” Showing May 24th – May 27th as Cinematic Companion to “DanceAfrica,” Which Opens May 17th and Also Runs Through the 27th BAM looks to be continuing its run of uniquely compelling programming. From the BAM website: from Indie Wire Read more »
