![]() ![]() The film, which was first shown at the Sundance Film Festival in January, is narrated live audience members wear headphones. ![]() The spring season opens on March 24 with the New York premiere of “32 Sounds,” an immersive documentary by the filmmaker Sam Green. ![]() The academy saw relatively robust ticket sales in the fall and winter, with several sold-out performances, Binder said, but is still working to recover from the turmoil of the pandemic, which forced it to suspend performances for more than a year. The academy hopes the offerings will continue to drive its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. “There’s an optimism running through it, where artists are reimagining what the world can be.” “It’s local and it’s global,” the academy’s artistic director, David Binder, said of the new season. The season will also feature a variety of New York artists, like the contemporary ensemble Bang on a Can and the visual artist Saya Woolfalk, who will present a new digital installation. After focusing its most recent season on the artists of New York City, the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Monday announced a spring season filled with global offerings, including the New York premiere of the British choreographer Akram Khan’s “Giselle,” a series of shows by the Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby and a production of “Cyrano de Bergerac,” starring James McAvoy. ![]()
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