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n a few short months, Doug was the first time I felt like part
Rochen went from balancing of something. I loved moving, I
trays of food and drinks to car- loved singing, and I loved step-
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Mr. Rochen immersed himself
theater, video, music, dance and
in high-school theater, serving in
masquerade.
It happened pretty fast: While the capacities of assistant pro-
he was working as a waiter last ducer, program layout director
summer at Franklin Hills Rac- and photographer. In Ann Arbor,
quet Club, Mr. Rochen met John he's been in the chorus of one pro-
Bloom, executive director of Fan- duction and has worked on the
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"FANtravaganza '95,
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In the costume shop: Theater life keeps
start at 7:30 p.m. at the Doug Rochen busy.
American Center Building in
"Doug is a marvelous young
Southfield. A crowd of at least
600 guests is expected to attend man, very dedicated, very ener-
the bash, which will feature food getic. We're lucky to have him,"
from 35 area restaurants, in- he said.
Mr. Rochen's parents are Don-
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contests and performances by the Steve, a member of MSU's
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on tap, and two deejays from Liv- like Mr. Rochen, for Living En-
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Some of the beneficiaries of the
their feet all night.
event
are contributing their tal-
A tall order, especially for a 20-
year-old University of Michigan ents to the fund-raiser. Students
junior who is also doing sound from Walled Lake Central High
and sewing costumes for the School built all the surrealistic
American stage premiere of set pieces, David Grossman of Pe-
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