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Gail Dubinbaum, left, plays Suzuki in Madame Butterfly.

Dubinbaum Appears
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he Michigan Opera
Theatre will present
five performances of
Madame Butterfly beginning
May 11 at the Masonic Tem-
ple in Detroit.

SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1991

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Gail Dubinbaum of
Phoenix, Ariz., will play the
role of Suzuki. She attracted
national attention by winn-
ing the Metropolitan Opera
audition in 1981. She has
gone on to perfom with many
prestigious opera companies
and orchestras including
Metropolitan Opera, Vienna
State Opera, Los Angeles
Philharmonic, Boston Sym-
phony Orchestra and Pitt-
sburgh Symphony.
Ms. Dubinbaum studied
voice at the University of
Arizona, but she admits to
informal studying all her life
with her musical family. "I
came out singing," she said.
Her mother, Ruth Dubin-
baum, is a voice teacher in
Phoenix. She is the voice
teacher of the cantor at
Temple Beth El in Phoenix.
"I feel I'm privileged to be
on stage and part of music,"
said Ms. Dubinbaum. About
her role in Madame Butterfly
she adds, "I don't play it as a
secondary character. I play
it as a supporting role."
For more information
about performances, call the
Michigan Opera Theatre at
874-7850.

NCJW AWARDS

They shared the Min-
neapolis hotel La Sofitel
with the Saint Louis Blues
hockey team, which lost its
NHL playoff game, but the
Greater Detroit Section of
the National Council of Jew-
ish Women came home
winners.
Fourteen board members
of the section brought home
three national awards from
the NCJW Central District
Conference in Minneapolis,
held April 25-28.
The awards were for fund-
raising for the section's an-
nual Fashion Spree, a 3 per-
cent membership increase
over the previous year, and
100 percent board participa-
tion in contributing for na-
tional projects and programs
in the United States and in
Israel.
Attendees were: Marilyn

Levine, Barbara Grant,
Carol Sue Coden, Kimber-
ly Lifton, Janelle Miller,
Sandy Nathan, Rose Lynn
Schlussel, Hope Silver-
man, Judy Rosenberg,
Claire Kretchmer, Ann
Zousmer, Terran Leemis,
Helen Shevin and Rena
Shanaman.

CREATIVE STUDIES

The Center for Creative
Studies' College of Art and
Design will host their an-
nual preview party on May
17 at the Yamasaki building
on campus from 6:30-10 p.m.
The party marks the open-
ing of the 65th annual stu-