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JET 'THEATRE
Jewish Ensemble Theatre (JET) Midwest
premiere Never the Sinner by John Logan,
based upon the Leopold and Loeb killing of
14-year-old Bobby Franks. Starring Hal
Youngblood as Clarence Darrow. Through
March 7 Tickets: (248) 788-2900. At the
Kahn Building of the West Bloomfield JCC.
Regent Plus, located in Regent Street of West Bloomfield, is a customized
program for older adults with memory or cognitive impairments. We offer the
type of care you want for your family member in a safe, secure and comfort-
able environment. As the emphasis is on personalized care and attention,
Regent Plus has been designed to accommodate only 14 residents.
Specialized activities and programs will ensure that everyone will continue to
enjoy the highest quality of living possible. we encourage people to bring
their own familiar and treasured belonging, including their own furniture.
Having the possessions you have lived with for many years helps to make
everyone feel more at ease.
Our emphasis is on care. Our goal is to maintain each person's dignity
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AFTER JET
Following the 2 p.m. Sunday March 7 per-
formance of JET's
Never the Sinner, a
half-hour forum on
the media's role
regarding "kids
killing kids" featuring
media commentator
Mon Crim and
University of Detroit
Law School Prof.
Larry Dubin.
Mort Crim
TEVYE PLAYS B'HAM VILLAGE
Fidler on the Roof opens Friday, March 12
at the Birmingham Village Players, 752
Chestnut. (248) 644-2075.
SRO: 'EAT YOUR HEART OUT'
SRO Productions, sponsored by the city of
Southfield and the Senior Arts League, pre-
sents the comedy Eat Your Heart Out March
12 through 28 at the Historic Burgh
Church at the northeast corner of Civic
Center Drive and Berg Road. Showtimes are
8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m.
Sundays. (248) 827-0701.
The Art Scene
PAPER WEIGHTS
Exhibition of Paper Weights from the Alfred
Berkowitz Collection Now to March 26 at
the Southfield Centre for the Arts, 24350
Southfield Road. Free. (248) 424-9022.
Auditions
MARCH 8 AND 9
Wait Until Dark, 7 p.m. at the Water Tower
Theatre on the campus of Northville
Psychiatric Hospital, 41001 W. 7 Mile Rd.,
Northville. Ralph Rosati, director: (248)
669-0436, Diana Wells, assistant director,
(734) 525-1206.
Hills. A concurrent rap session for par-
ents will be held with Arthur Robin, Ph.
D. Registration at 7 p.m. Free for
CHADD members, $5 for others. (248) "
682-6185.
ADOPTIVE FAMILY FORUM
The Stars of David, an international
support, social and educational group
for Jewish adoptive families hosts an
informal open forum discussion 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, March 9 at the library of
Applebaum Parenting Center,
Congregation Shaarey Zedek B'nai
Israel Center, West Bloomfield. Free.
Open to parents of any age child,
prospective parents, those exploring
adoptions, grandparents, extended fami-
ly members and singles. Rosa Schindler,
(248) 661-3978.
JEWISH SUBSTANCE ABUSE
The reality of alcohol and drug abuse in_/
the Jewish family is topic of a commu-
nity program sponsored by Temple Beth
El Brotherhood 10 a.m. Sunday, March
14. Farmington Hills District Judge
Marla Parker, Anita Taylor, MA, LLP
and Dr. Julian Kutinsky, director of the
Chemical Dependency Unit, St. John
Hospital are on the panel chaired by
Eileen Bradley, chairperson of
Maplegrove Community Education,
Henry Ford Health System. Free. (248)c/
851-1100.
SUICIDE: FRIENDS, FAMILY
Temple Beth El's Reach for Hope sui-
cide and intervention program is offer-
ing an eight-week survivors' support
group for families and friends of those
who have attempted or completed sui-
cide, facilitated by Dorit Silver, ACSW,
LMFT. The group will meet 1:30-3
p.m. alternate Wednesdays, beginning
March 10, March 24, April 14 and 28,
May 12 and 26, June 9 and 23. Free.
Pre-registration required. Call the
Rabbi's study (248) 851-1100, ext.
3143 or 3142 or chair, Sheila Rose,
(248) 400-2707.
SUPPORT
ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVERS
A workshop for caregivers by the
Alzheimer's Association Detroit Chapter-\
will be held 6-8 p.m. at St. David's
Episcopal Church, 16200 W. 12 Mile
Rd., Southfield. The Wednesday, March
10 program concerns communication
with a memory-impaired person and
dealing with difficult behaviors. The
March 17 workshop is devoted to com-
munity resources and legal and financial
considerations. Training materials to be
distributed. RSVP: (248) 557-8277.
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A.D.D. KIDS RAP SESSION
CHADD of Eastern Oakland County
presents a Rap Session for ADD Kids
facilitated by Barbara G. Fischer, Ph.D.
7:30-9 p.m. Monday, March 8 at Way
Elementary - School, on W. Long Lake
Road, east of Telegraph, Bloomfield
HEALING TOUCH WORKSHOP
Space for Changing Families presents a
workshop on "Healing Touch," an ener-
gy-based holistic therapy used to pro-
mote wellness and reduce stress, 7-8:30
p.m. Thursday, March 11 at 26400
Lahser Rd., Ste. 100, Southfield.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
Auditions for professional resident cast and
student academy (high school and older) for
the 20th annual Michigan Renaissance
Festival at Varner Hall, Oakland University,
Rochester. By appointment only. Lu
Harding-Capots, (800) 601-4848.