Winter/Spring 2025

In an intimate eight-show series, new-music powerhouse Sō Percussion explores new fusions in a theatrical event with Caroline Shaw and collaborations with pop polymaths This Is the Kit and Helado Negro.

The company that shattered every boundary of American dance returns to Brooklyn with another unforgettable spring program.

BAM’s multi-genre, all-gender celebration of queer culture makes its eagerly anticipated return for Pride Month in June.

Live music returns to BAM in a major way with BAM Free Music, a concert series showcasing local, national, and global artists in a welcoming space suitable for listening, mingling, and dancing.

Choreographer Ohad Naharin and his Batsheva company return to BAM with a breathtaking work of creative mastery.

Live music flows, and the space sparkles with a sense of magic filling the air as two friends meet by chance and grow closer in a playful, hands-on adventure.

Hot off two sold-out runs in London’s West End, Patsy Ferran, Paul Mescal, and Anjana Vasan star in a powerful and visceral revival of one of the greatest American plays ever written.

Nearly a century after its premiere, Bertolt Brecht’s savage critique of capitalism and Kurt Weill’s jazz-soaked music retain their knife-edge allure in Barrie Kosky’s sexy, stylish staging.

Obie winner Whitney White dazzles with a pulse-pounding musical reconstruction of Shakespeare's Macbeth, with Lady M center stage for a fiercely feminist supernova that'll leave you breathless.

Help us ring in spring with this vibrant day of performances and hands-on fun for kids and families!

Max Richter joins the American Contemporary Music Ensemble to perform two landmark albums, the iconic The Blue Notebooks and his newest, In A Landscape.