Sound and Movement Meet at BAM’s How does it feel to look at nothing

Holland Andrews and yuniya edi kwon bring *How does it feel to look at nothing* to BAM Fisher in Fort Greene this October. For someone choosing a live performance, the useful starting point is the combination of sound, movement and ritual—not a promise about how the experience will feel.

This is a preview based on BAM’s published information, rather than a review of a performance we attended. Decide which date works, check the ticket total, and leave enough flexibility in the evening for an end time that has not been confirmed for this article.

What BAM Has Announced

BAM describes the work as a New York premiere by the two composer-performers. Its program combines voices, instruments and bodies. Those are the artistic ingredients to consider if your group wants a performance crossing the usual boundaries between a music concert and physical theater.

When inviting a friend, describe that format plainly. Someone looking for a conventional song set may have different expectations from someone interested in experimental performance. Discuss those expectations before buying together; neither a genre label nor a promotional description substitutes for a shared decision about the evening.

Pick a Specific Performance

The official schedule lists October 21–24, 2026, at 7:30pm, followed by October 25 at 3pm. The opening performance is Wednesday, October 21. The linked event record covers that performance only; the five-day engagement is a series of separately scheduled shows.

Choose the matinee if a daytime trip works better for your household. For an evening performance, work backward from the start time to your departure, travel and arrival. Save the selected date in the calendar immediately after checkout, especially if friends are considering different performances in the same run.

Compare the Full Ticket Total

BAM lists tickets starting at $45. Single online or phone orders add a $3 facility fee and an $8 handling fee per ticket; box-office orders add the $3 facility fee. Starting prices do not establish what seats remain when you book.

Before paying, review the selected performance, number of tickets and final total together. If one person is buying for a group, agree on the budget beforehand and send everyone the confirmation details afterward. Check the current exchange and refund terms before making a purchase dependent on someone else’s uncertain schedule.

Use the Fisher Address

The destination is the Fishman Space at BAM Fisher, 321 Ashland Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217. BAM’s campus has several buildings. Share the address along with the production title so a group message does not send a friend to another theater.

Map the trip to that street address, then consult current transit information for the date you chose. Treat the route home as a separate task: the service available when you leave can differ from the trip in. A meeting point outside the building can simplify coordination, but choose one that keeps entrances clear.

Ask About the Details That Affect You

Contact BAM about accessible seating, the route into the performance space, restroom access and any sensory questions relevant to your visit. Explain the specific requirement and selected performance so the response addresses your actual plan.

Do not assume that arrangements for another BAM production apply to this one. If you need a companion seat or a particular sightline, resolve that before choosing tickets. For a group, collect these requirements privately rather than making an individual explain them at the door.

Leave Room After the Show

No confirmed runtime or ending time is supplied here. A fixed restaurant reservation immediately afterward could turn a relaxed evening into a deadline. Ask BAM for updated timing if your return transport or another booking depends on a precise finish.

You can also choose a plan with fewer moving parts: eat beforehand, avoid a tightly timed second activity, and give everyone the same return-trip expectations. That is practical planning advice, not a statement about the production’s length or late-admission policy.

Before You Go

Check your date-specific ticket, final cost, destination and current route. Send your group the confirmation rather than relying on the general season calendar. Recheck the official production page for changes, and contact BAM directly about timing or access questions that would determine whether the performance fits your evening.