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ding professional theater.
When not performing, her
first love is travel. Having
visited Israel in 1983 through
the World Union of Jewish
Students, a graduate pro-
gram, she "can't wait" to go
back.
Does she ever have doubts
about devoting so much of her
time to community theater?
"About five minutes before
each show starts, I'm sure I'm
going to throw up and I feel
like I have to go to the
bathroom," she says, smiling.
"I start questioning myself
and asking myself, 'Why in
the world am I doing this?' It
doesn't matter if I'm just in
the chorus, or if I have a lead,
it's always the same, and I'm
no different now than I was
before my very first perfor-
mance. I get so nervous, I
think I'm going to die.
"And then, as soon as the
music is playing and the cur-
tain goes up and the show
starts, it changes — because
I'm not me anymore; I'm a
character. It's as if I'm
somehow removed from
myself, watching myself
perform.
"That's the beauty of it —
you really are someone else."

For ticket information on
"Fiddler on the Roof" call
661-1000. ❑

Theater Unit
At Center

The second performance of
the fall seris of Readers
Theater will be on Oct. 16 at
4 p.m. in to DeRoy Studio
Theater at the Maple/Drake
Jewish Community Center. A
complimentary pre-theater
wine bar will begin at 3:15
p.m.
This program is under the
sponsorship of the Institute
for Retired Professionals.
Works by Bernard Mala-
mud, Albert Halper, Ethel
Rosenberg and Woody Allen
will be presented. Par-
ticipating actors are:
Harry Goldstein, who is
currently doing work for local
and network sponsors; Liz
Weiss, recent winner of the
1988 Life Achievement Award
by the American Women in
Radio and Television; Rube
Weiss, currently seen on na-
tional television spots; Paul
Winter, a well-known radio
and TV announcer and local
actor.
Artistic Director is Yolanda
Fleischer.
Individual tickets for series
subscriptions are available at
the door beginning at 3:15
p.m. the day of the perfor-
mance or by calling Readers
Theater, 967-4030.

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