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Bergasse, 23, is staying at
home with his mom and broth-
er Mark, also a teacher at the
studio, while in town with the
tour.
"I teach at night, and Josh
has shows," says Annette.
"We've been pulling a lot of all-
nighters so we can spend some
time together."

he new Detroit Opera House
will continue to bustle with
a variety of activities as it
settles in to its new digs,
which opened in April to the
tune of $36 million in restora-
tion costs.
Following load-out of West
Side Story, the Detroit Opera
House and Michigan Opera
Theatre will kick off Communi-
ty Week the next day, Monday,
Nov. 25. It will run through Sat-
urday, Nov. 30.
If you haven't had the oppor-
tunity to yet visit the fully
restored 2,700-seat regal
surroundings of the Detroit
Opera House, you now have a
chance. You're all invited to cel-
ebrate the talent of metro De-
troit's musicians, singers and
dancers by attending their per-
formances during
four days of cul-
tural arts and fam-
ily-oriented events:

Babes in Toyland

High school choruses and cham-
ber ensembles, Davis Gloff of
WQRS to MC.

sponsored by ()TARGET

3 & 7 P.M. Sunday, Nov. 24

Wednesday, Nov. 27, 7 p.m.

adult $21 • student/sr. cit. $18

— Nine professional dance com-
panies from southeast Michigan
perform excerpts.

A Winter
Solstice

Saturday, Nov. 30, 10 a.m.-3
p.m. — Family Fun: arts per-

7 P.M. Sunday, Dec. 1
adult $21 • student/sr. cit. $19

formances by youth choruses,
percussion ensembles, young
jazz artists, a mini Hansel
and Gretel by Michigan Opera
Theatre singers and sing-a-long
on the Opera House stage.
Other activities include a kids
construction site, architectural
scavenger hunt, storytelling,
crafts, a mime, coloring corner
and holiday gift shop priced for
kids' allowances.

Circo Zoppe
Europa

Presents Buon Natale

7 P.M. Tuesday, Dec. 3
adult $18 • student/sr. cit. $16

Vic Damone

With the
Macomb Symphony Orchestra

Zi Tickets may be pur
chased at the Detroit Opera
House (Broadway entrance)
the day of the show. Indi-
vidual tickets are $5 ($15
family pass for 3 or more) or
$15 for the series. For more
information, please call (313)
874-7856. 0

8 P.M. Friday, Dec. 13
8 P.M. Saturday, Dec. 14
adult $36 • student/sr. cit. $32
golden circle $42

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Call-For-Tix (810) 645-6666

(810) 286-2222

Monday, Nov. 25,
7 p.m. — Profes-

A community service program of Macomb Community College.

AFRICAN FORM
AND IMAGERY

sional jazz musi-
cians.

Right: Susan Owen,
who plays Christine
Daae in Phantom of
the Opera, will take
center bimah at
Temple Beth El, 7
p.m. Friday, Nov. 22,
when she performs
with Cantor Stephen
Dubov.

DETROIT COLLECTS

View more than 70 important objects from local and private collections
as well as highlights from the DIA's permanent collection.

This wood standing male figure comes from the Songye people of Eastern Zaire.

Below: Rick
Hilsabeck stars as the
Phantom in the
national tour, now
extended through
Jan. 4 at the Masonic
Temple.

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Tuesday, Nov. 26, 7 p.m. —

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Daily Tours

Wednesday-Sunday • 2 p.m.
Meets in the exhibition

Workshops and Classes Available

For more information 313.833.4249

Recommended museum admission:
$4 adults, $1 children, members free.
Museum hours:
Wednesday-Friday • 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday • 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

These programs are made possible with support from the
Michigan Council for Ads and Cultural Affairs. The DIA
Is an equal opportunity employer and presenter.

THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS

5200 Woodward Avenue • Detroit, Michigan 48202
313.833.7900 • http://www.dia.org