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| Simon Callow at the Opening Night Reception of Being Shakespeare now playing at the BAM Harvey Theater (Photo: Elena Olivo) |
Wednesday night, the singular Simon Callow opened the one-man play
Being Shakespeare at the BAM Harvey Theater. Written by Jonathan Bate and directed by Tom Cairns, the piece employs the fantastically dexterous Mr.Callow to explore the Bard's life and work through his many characters from
Jacques to Henry V to King Lear.
Read on for more highlights from the event and for a full Event Album click
here.
BAM Patrons at the Benefactor level and above were invited to a charming party after the opening performance. Decor artists
Fleurs Bella created the feel of an English Garden in Campbell Lobby of the BAM Harvey Theater.
Great Performances served up British treats alongside a specially crafted cocktail by
Brooklyn Gin and BAMboozle by the wonderful
Brooklyn Brewery.
Next Thursday, BAM will celebrate its landmark 150th Anniversary with the 150th Anniversary Gala. The Gala will begin at 6pm with a festive Gala Dinner followed by an 8pm concert featuring the legendary Dr. John. Gala attendees are then invited to keep the revelry going late into the night at the Bourbon Street After Party with the artists. Go
here for more information.
Scroll down for more photos of the Opening Night Reception for
Being Shakespeare. We look forward to seeing you all at BAM soon!
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| BAM Patrons with the Artists of Being Shakespeare (Photo: Elena Olivo) |
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| Simon Callow and BAM Executive Producer Joseph V. Melillo (Photo: Elena Olivo) |
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| Photo: Elena Olivo |
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| Being Shakespeare plays through April 14th (Photo: Elena Olivo) |
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