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September 01, 1995 - Image 17

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-09-01

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The three performances also
serve as a tribute to Rose Green-
berg, who in the late 1950s and
early 1960s fought for Knoll-
wood's admission to the once-ex-
clusionist Golf Association of
Michigan, a statewide consor-
tium of country clubs. Addition-
ally, she wrote and produced the
Knollwood shows for years. In
1980, Dr. Jason Goode joined her
theatrical endeavors. This year,
he anticipates another spirited
performance.
"The show builds cama-
raderie," he says. "Knollwood is
not just a golf club, though it is
mainly a golf club — and a ten-
nis club. The show gives people
a chance to express themselves
in other ways."
The cast of 24 adults, between
ages 30 and 60-something, au-
ditioned for the parts. Nearly all
of the singers and dancers have

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experience on stage. There's
Lenore Deutch Singer, who three
times finished second in the
Aretha Franklin "Boog-a-Loo"
dance-athon. There's Betsy
Snider Heuer, who appears with
the Bloomfield Players in com-
munity-theater productions. And
then there's Dr. Goode himself,
who will perform "Anatole." He'll
sing it, not dance it, that is.
"I can't dance," he concedes.
Lacing up her tap shoes, Su-
san Bonin of West Bloomfield
says the troupe has been prac-
ticing twice a week since early
June. Now that opening day is
only a week away, the thespians
are going on overdrive. Every
night.
"In this community, there's a
definite need for more commu-
nity involvement in theater. It's
nice to see," she says "that a
country club is able to put to-
gether a show like this."



Tickets, which may be re-
served or purchased at the door,
are $19.25 and free to children,
age 12 and under, Proceeds go
toward performance costs. For
more information, call Knollwood
at (810) 855-1800.

Correction

Those interested in in-
formation about the
BBYO alumni reunion
should call the BBYO of-
fice, (810) 788-0700.

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