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Cascade reactions: A modular assembly of azabicycles by using a cascade cyclization/Suzuki coupling/6π-electrocyclization of bromoenynamides is reported. The reaction offers a wide substituent scope on the bicyclic aminodiene products, which can be selectively oxidized as a general approach to aromatic azabicycles.
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