JET

An Off-Broadway, Professional Theatre in West Bloomfield

presents

SECURITY

A Laughter Filled Comedy

by

ANDREW BERGMAN

Of "Blazing Saddles" Fame
Directed By ROBERT GROSSMAN

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Jewish Community Center • 6600 W. Maple Road • West Bloomfield

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of life in the face of death by
Stephen Schaeffer. A group of
five gay men meet for their year-
ly ritual of fun and frolic at an
all-nighter. Presented by Tritti-
co Theatre Company. 8 p.m.
Fri.; 6 and 9 p.m. Sat.; and 7
p.m. Sun.; June 7-9. Hilberry
Studio Theatre, at Cass and
Hancock, Detroit. (313) 577-
2972.

Harmony Codes: Written by
Michael Grady, a Kalamazoo
native, this comedy was one of
the top 12 scripts selected for
stage readings at the Sundance
Festival. 8 p.m. Wed.-Sat.; 2 and
7 p.m. Sun. Previews: June 7-
13. Through July 28. Purple
Rose Theatre Company,
Chelsea. (313) 475-7902.

Merrily We Roll Along:
Steven Sondheim's musical is
presented by the Stagecrafters'
2nd Stage. 8 p.m. Fri.-Sat.; 7
p.m. Sun. Through June 15.
Baldwin Theatre, 415 Lafayette,
Royal Oak. (810) 541-6430.

Crimes of the Heart: Beth
Henley's depiction of two days
in the lives of three sisters in the
early '70s. 8 p.m. Fri.-Sat.; 2
p.m. Sun. June 7-15. $10; $8/stu-
dents. Village Players Theatre,
at Hunter and Chestnut, Birm-
ingham. (810) 644-2075.

Carousel, a revival of the
Rodgers and Hammerstein mu-
sical, presented by St. Dunstan's
Theatre Guild of Cranbrook. 9
p.m. Fri.-Sat., June 7-8. $12;
$10/seniors, students. Greek
Theatre (outdoor amphitheater),
400 Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills,
between Woodward and Lahser.
(810) 644-0527.

WHATNOT

Kathe Koja: Award-winning
author and local resident reads
from her newest book, Kink, and
lectures on "Eroticism in Liter-
ature." 7-9 p.m. Fri., June 7.
Book Beat Bookstore, 26010
Greenfield, Oak Park. (810) 968-
1190.

Victoria Diaz: Freelance writer
and creative writing teacher dis-
cusses "Short Fiction" at School-
craft College's final Author
Lecture Series. 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Tues., June 11. $20. 18600 Hag-
gerty, Livonia. (313) 462 4448.

Meadow Brook Hall Land-
scape and Garden Show: The
5th annual show features 21
landscaped gardens including
the Wildlife Walk and Chil-
dren's Garden (with kids activ-
ities). Daily seminars at 11 a.m.,
12:30 p.m., 2:00 p.m., 3:30 p.m.
and 5:00 p.m. plus the Garden
Marketplace displaying foun-
tains, lighting, furniture, statu-
ary, books and more. 10 a.m.-8

p.m. Fri.-Sat.; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sun., June 7-9. $7/adults;
$3/children 6-12; Free/children
under 6. Near 1-75 and exit 79
(University Blvd.), Rochester.
(810) 646-4992.

Detroit Grand Prix: Sat.-Sun.,
June 8-9. $25-$35. Belle Isle, De-
troit. (810) 645-6666.

Orchard Lake Stake Regat-
ta: Presented by Heron Sports
Club, the regatta will consist of
several single skull races. 8 a.m.
(registration 7 a.m.) Sat., June
8. Launch on east side of Or-
chard Lake Road, south of Com-
merce Road on Indian Trail.
$5/person. (810) 334-5660.

Jack Berry/Friends of
Wayne County Parks Pro-
Am Celebrity Golf Classic:
Hook your threesome up with a
local pro or celebrity for a day of
great golf and fun on the links.
8 a.m. Mon., June 10. $100/am-
ateur, includes lunch. Warren
Valley Golf Course, Dearborn
Heights. (313) 261-1990.

Flowpoets: Presents Horizons
in Poetry featuring Ron Allen.
5 p.m. Open Poetry Reading pre-
cedes 7 p.m. program. Sun.,
June 9. Cass Cafe, just south of
Warren, Detroit. (313) 831-1400.

Cranbrook House and Gar-
dens: Architect Albert Kahn de-
signed this Arts and Crafts style
manor home for George and
Ellen Booth, founders of Cran-
brook. George Booth was pub-
lisher of The Detroit News
during the first half of this cen-
tury and was one of the founders
of the Detroit Society for Arts
and Crafts. 1:30 and 3 p.m.
Sun.; 11 a.m. and 1:15 p.m.
Thurs. (lunch available at noon),
through Sept. 29. $7; $10/with
lunch. 300 Lone Pine, Bloom-
field Hills. (810) 645-3149.

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you have an entertainment-
related event that you would
like to be considered for list-
ing in the Entertainment
Calendar, please send the
item, including a tletailed de-
scription of the event (i.e.
music description), times,
dates, place, ticket prices and
hotline phone number to JN
Entertainment Calendar,
The Jewish News, 27676
Franklin Road, Southfield,
MI 48034. Or Fax us at (810)
354-6069. Notice must be re-
ceived at least three weeks
before the scheduled event.
Photos are definitely appre-
ciated, but cannot be re-
turned. All events and dates
listed in the calendar are sub-
ject to change. Arts & Enter-
tainment Editor: Julie Yolles.

- Calendar compiled by
Lynne Konstantin