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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-11-09

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• 13ROCCOU SPINACH SOUFFLE (serves 3)
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"The Producers" is still a hot ticket.

Performances begin Nov. 11 and
run for seven consecutive Sundays
through Nov. 23 at Theatre Four,
(212) 239-6200.

Mind Games, Too offers more mental
gymnastics from Marc Salem, who
performed at Detroit's Century
Theatre in Detroit last summer. "This
show has about 30 percent new, edgier
material," he says.
A behavioral psychologist and mind
reader, Salem demonstrates ESP as he
reveals personal information about
audience members.
Mind Games, Too runs Nov. 20-Jan. 13
at the Duke Theatre, (212) 239-6200.

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Brod, Kafka's close friend
and executor of his estate.
The Castle is a story
about a man who decides
to fight an evil bureaucracy
rather than give in to it.
Ingmar Bergman staged
Brod's version in Stockholm
in Swedish in 1953, and a
Hebrew version was per-
formed in Tel Aviv in 1976.
Running Jan. 8-Feb. 17,
The Castle will be staged at
the Manhattan Ensemble
Theater, (212) 925-1900.

• Homebody/Kabul, written by Tony
Kushner, Pulitzer Prize-winning
author of Angels in America, is set in
the late 1990s, and is the story of a
London housewife and her encounter
with a man from Afghanistan.
Exploring American policy in
Afghanistan and aspects of Islam, the
play's- timing is uncanny; Kushner
wrote the work some time ago (see
sidebar).
Previews begin Nov. 30 at the New
York Theater Workshop, (212) 239-6200.

• The Castle is the English-language
American premiere of a dramatization of
Franz Kafka's novel that was originally
brought to the public's attention by Max

opens on Broadway after a
run in Chicago. Starring
John Lithgow, the musical's
score was written by
Marvin Hamlisch.
Based on a novella and
movie of the same name, the
production is about a power-
ful, vindictive gossip colum-
nist, J.J. Hunsecker (mod-
eled after the late Walter
Winchell), who can make or
break lives and ruin reputa-
tions with his poison pen.
The show opens Feb. 26
at the Martin Beck Theatre,
(212) 239-6200.

• The Golem, by H. Leivick, is a new
version in English of one of the mas-
terpieces of the Yiddish Theater.
Drenched in magic and mystery, The
Golem reworks an ancient talmudic
legend, in which a 17th-century rabbi
in Prague molds and animates a huge
clay figure to defend the Jewish corn-
munity from attack.
After some of the performances, there
will be a discussion by Yiddish Theater
scholars from the New York area.
The production runs March 5-April
7 at the Manhattan Ensemble Theater,
(212) 925-1900.

• The Man Who Had All The Luck,

written by Arthur Miller in 1940,
takes place in 1938 during the time
the nation was struggling toward the
end of the Great Depression and war
was about to begin in Europe.
Another in a string of Miller
revivals, The Man Who Had All the
Luck revolves around a young
Midwesterner whose good fortune
makes him feel guilty as it passes over
everyone else around him. This was
Miller's first play; it closed after four
performances on Broadway.
Previews begin April 19 at the American
Airlines Theater, (212) 719-1300.

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