Saw Marc Maron last night at BAM Harvey and had a good time. We sat in the 3rd row center in the balcony. The seats were comfortable and have a foot rest that folds down but there this is very little room in which to maneuver when someone needs to get past you. We are both small and it could be a problem for someone who is large. The sound was very good as well as the sightline. Take the elevator rather the steep stair case.

Well, in answer to Who needs Manhattan? -- you need it because BAM is a pretentious, overrated, overpriced venue with seats that are often uncomfortable or offer a poor sight line.

Wow, way to mock someone for being there solo. (Didn’t bother me, as I immediately thought to myself, “I’m glad I‘m not this type of person that ridicules another to feel better about themselves.) Plenty of people traveling, do so by themselves. You get to take a lot more in and experience the world unencumbered by the catering of other people’s schedules, needs, desires, etc. I also enjoy traveling with friends/family/random groups…this was just shocking. Maybe it’s a NY thing? Genuinely curious as I’ve yet to experience such blatant and shameful disrespect elsewhere. “So, you’re just here by yourself?!” “Uh, yeah…” (staff chuckles and points me to where I am to go). Staff was rude and snobby. Sorry I don’t fit your profile but you should hold yourself to a higher standard and treat all attendees the same. Pitiful. As if it’s not already uncomfortable enough with the poor service, old venue (not in an antique shop kind of way…musty and needs to be restored), and lengthy process until you’re seated.Sad. Go anywhere else.

This place is a dump. Whoever runs this venue needs an attitude adjustment of what it means to be a part of a COMMUNITY! This place made my friends and I feel extremely UNWELCOME. Just because we might be different from you gives you no right to treat us with such hostility and hate.

Went to see The Wife of Willsden at BAM after seeing it at Harvard Theatre in Boston.Old theatre type of venue, but with large foyer, and great acoustics. Loved the play in both venues, and liked the area of Brooklyn where it was staged.