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Oak Park native Joshua Bergasse, second from the left, is Baby John in West Side Story, running at the Detroit Opera House
through Nov. 24.
e Phantom of the Opera is MJAC (Michigan Jewish AIDS
Coalition) and the HERS study
here, inside your temple.
Tonight, the music of the (an HIV educational research
night will travel northwest project) at Wayne State Univer-
from the Masonic Temple to sity.
Olga Talyn, recipient
Temple Beth El. East
of a Carbonell Award
Lansing native Susan
for best supporting ac-
Owen, who performs
tress in a road show for
the Saturday matinee
her portrayal of the sin-
and Sunday evening
ister Madame Giry, will
shows as Christine
be one of the performers
Daae in Phantom of the
at the AIDS benefit.
Opera, will take center
JULIE YOLLES
Talyn, an accomplished
bimah when she joins
ARTS &
opera singer, also de-
Cantor Stephen Dubov
ENTERTAINMENT
signs and makes her
at 7 p.m. for a special
EDITOR
own line of jewelry, us-
Shabbat concert. At 8
ing semiprecious gems,
p.m., following their
performance, there will be a that is carried at Saks Fifth Av:
Shabbat service and installation enue.
for Cantor Dubov and Rabbi
David Castiglione. Rabbi Cas-
tiglione comes to Bloomfield
e The Phantom of the Opera
Hills from B'nai Israel in Elmi-
AIDS Benefit Concert will be
ra, N.Y.
held at 7:30 p.m., Monday,
Then, on Monday, Dec. 2,
Dec. 2, at Temple Beth El.
Temple Beth El will once again
Doors open at 7 p.m./unre-
host the cast of Phantom of the
served seating. A dessert
Opera at a special AIDS concert,
reception will follow the per-
which will spotlight non-Phan-
formance. Tax-deductible tick-
torn songs and dances on the per-
ets for $30 may be ordered by
formers' day off. The company
calling the MJAC office at
national
tour,
members of the
(810) 594-6522, or by mailing
which has just been extended
in a check no later than Nov.
through Jan. 4 at the Masonic
25 to MJAC, 30161 Southfield
Temple, will donate their time,
Road, Suite 102, Southfield,
talents and all the proceeds of
MI 48076.
the AIDS concert to benefit
Th
Of Jewish descent, Talyn
made her film debut as Svetlana
in Moscow on the Hudson and
has worked at the Jewish Reper-
tory in New York.
hen you're a Jet, you're a
Jet all the way.
Oak Park native
Joshua Bergasse is back
home performing the role of
Baby John, which he originated
last year at the Fisher Theatre
in the 40th anniversary produc-
tion of West Side Story.
This Mme, the show's at the
Detroit Opera House through
Nov. 24, and Bergasse has just
been promoted to dance captain
of the troupe. As dance captain,
Bergasse is responsible for
knowing and teaching all
the dance parts to each veteran
and new cast member in the
show.
"Josh grew up dancing," his
mother Annette, of Annette &
Co. Dance Studio in Farmington
Hills, says proudly. "He taught
at the studio from the time he
was 16 to age 21, when he left
for the tour. What's really excit-
ing is every night at the theater,
he's just inundated with past
students and families who know
him. The kids went crazy when
they saw him."