BAM Harvey Theater | New York

4.6 (248)theater

An award-winning 1904 playhouse restoration with the ambiance of a timeless ruin, hosting major stage and broadcast productions.

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Originally found to stage Peter Brook's epic production of The Mahabharata, this 1904 playhouse restoration preserves a deconstructed aesthetic with the atmosphere of a timeless ruin. The venue combines an intimate historic ambiance and reliable sound quality with a surprising capacity of up to 837 seats, though visitors note that rows are narrow and tight. Recent expansions under BAM Strong add the Rudin Family Gallery and the Robert W. Wilson Sculpture Terrace for audience access.


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