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JULIE YOLLES ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
ner of six Tony awards.
Sisters Rachel and Julie
Shulman of West Bloomfield and
Miriam Goldstein of Windsor,
Ontario, will dance for 18 perfor-
mances. Choreographer Iacob
Lascu of Bloomfield Hills once
again oversees the production,
which features more than 100
Michiganders as acrobats,
snowflakes, mice, toy soldiers and
dolls.
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Rebecca Hyke, 13, is a seven-year
veteran of A Christmas Carol at Meadow
Brook Theatre. Her brother Jeffrey, who
turns10 on Dec. 3, plays her onstage
brother Tiny Tim for his second year.
Gem Theatre
Group Sales.
Call Nicole-
313.962.2913
313.963.9800
http://www.gemtheater.com
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utcracker, Nutcracker make
me a match. There's The
Nutcracker at the Macomb
Center for the Performing
Arts. And The Nutcracker at the
Detroit Opera House.
The Oakland Festival Ballet
Company, accompanied by the
Warren Symphony Orchestra,
makes its debut on the Macomb
Center stage. Appearing for her
third year in the production, Miri-
am Liebman is a fifth-grader at
Hillel Day School, who also stud-
ies the piano. In addition, Cindy
Phillips, a junior at Cranbrook
Kingswood, will perform. Cindy
has danced with the American
Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh Ballet
and Ballet Met during her sum-
mers.
The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra's production of The Nut-
cracker is movin' on up, actually,
around the corner to the Detroit
Opera House. In addition to its
new digs, the DSO's ballet will
"feature the Detroit premiere of
a set design that was originally
created for Mikhail Baryshnikov
and the American Ballet The-
atre's production of The Nut-
cracker. The sets were designed
by the late Boris Aronson, win-
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Monday, November 18 -
Saturday, December 7
Mondays-Thursdays
10am to 8pm -
Fridays & Saturdays
10am to 5pm
Sundays
Noon to 4pm
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Smith Theatre
8 p.m.
"An Evening of Rogers
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(A Celebration of Wintertime)
Highland Lakes Campus
Student Center Arena
12:30 p.m. & 2:30 p.m.
Stories and Sing-Along by
Children's Theatre of Michigan
Closed Wednesday & Thursday,
27th & 28th for Thanksgiving
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ART ASSOCIATION
1516 S. CRANBROOK ROAD
BIRMINGHAM, MI 48009
810-644-0866
FOR INFORMATION CALL
(810) 360-3041
Highland Lakes
(810) 544-4903
Royal Oak
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"The Laughing Stock of Michigan"
Voted #1 Comic By His Family
e The Oakland Festival Bal-
let Company will present The
Nutcracker at the Macomb Cen-
ter for the Performing Arts at
10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 5-Friday, Dec. 6. Tickets
are $14/students and senior cit-
izens; $17/adults. Call (810) 286-
2222.
The DSO's production of The
Nutcracker will run Dec. 5-22
at the Detroit Opera House.
Tickets are $13-$35. Half-price
matinees ($6.50) for children 12
and under and seniors 60 and
over. Call (313) 833-3700.
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rather and sister Jeffrey and
Rebecca Hyke take their
sibling revelry very serious-
ly. The Shir Tikvah members
will bring their real-life roles to the
stage when they reprise the broth-
er/sister duo of Tiny Tim and Be-
linda Cratchit in Meadow Brook
Theatre's 15th annual production
of The Christmas Carol. David El-
lenstein, who just wrapped up his
role as Joel Goldman in Meadow
Brook's Beau Jest and Jest A Sec-
ond, plays Fred.
A Christmas Carol runs
Tuesday-Sunday through Dec.
29. Tickets are $19424.50, with
discounts available. Meadow
Brook Theatre is on the cam-
pus of Oakland University. Call
(810) 377-3300.
Save Detroit's Gem Theatre
And save the date. Sunday,
Dec. 8, noon rally, downtown at
the Gem. ❑
EVERY
FRIDAY
Dinner 7:30 to 9
Show 9 to 11
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Matchmaker, matchmaker make me a match. It's closing weekend of Nancy
Gurwin's production of Fiddler on the Roof at the Aaron DeRoy Studio Theatre, West
Bloomfield JCC. Performances are at 8p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30, and 2 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 1. Tickets are $15. Call (810) 988-7032. Featured in the photo are front row:
Dana Steingold, Rachel Matz and Rob Feldman. Back row: Stephanie Kapera,
Leslie Rofel and Heather Bell.
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