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three different stories and was
shown at the Sundance Film
Festival (where it won the
Grand Jury Prize). I played a
tormented husband in one of
the stories."

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Raising Funds

In, reality, Warshofsky is a sin-
gle father happy to sometimes
be joined on tour by his 4-
year-old son, whom he
describes as an Irish-Mexican-
Russian Jew.
When dad is working, the
boy is watched by the woman
who looks after the children
appearing in the play.
Although Warshofsky is not
involved with religious activi-
ties, he has appeared in a
David Mamet play, The Old
Neighborhood, which deals
Michael Nouri portrays the mysterious plantation
wit_1. Jewish issues. The actor
owner Emile de Becque, and Southfield native
was in the play's West Coast
Erin Dilly plays young military nurse Nellie
premiere at the Geffen
Forbush in "South Pacific."
Playhouse in Los Angeles.
His only other touring expe-
for the Michigan Jewish Aids
rience was with Biloxi Blues.
Coalition (MJAC) and Broadway
"Michael Nouri and the company
Cares — Equity Fights AIDS.
decided to use [South Pacific] to raise
"We'll be performing numbers other
money for victims of the Sept. 11
than what's in South Pacific,"
attack," Warshofsky explains. "We col- Warshofsky says." n
lect every night and have raised more
than $300,000. Michael went to New
South Pacific will be performed 8
York and personally handed Rudy
Giuliani the first installment, a check
p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, 2 p.m.
for $160,000."
Saturdays and Sundays and 7:30
When the show is in town, all the
p.m. Sundays, Feb. 19-March 10,
cast members will be part of another
at the Fisher Theatre. $35-$70.
fund-raiser. They will be appearing
(313) 872-1000.
March 4 at Temple Israel in a benefit

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Lord, who is helping to plan the
benefit as well as perform, will be
working on a range of numbers that
will be very different from the ones
in South Pacific.
The variety show starts at 7:30
p.m. Monday, March 4, and the
price of a ticket includes an afterglow.
"This will be the sixth year MJAC has
sponsored the fund-raiser," says Arlene
Sorkin, MJAC executive director.
"Last year, the event raised $28,000."
Each year, all the performers in
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We will do 'If We Only Have Love'
for the finale," says Lord, who will
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stopped in Detroit. He was in
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Lord plans to perform "Who Will
Love Me as I Am?" from Side Show.
"It's a song about tolerance, and I
think that's important to people
infected with AIDS," the dancer says.
— Suzanne Chessler

The "Celebrating Life" fund-
raiser takes place 7:30 p.m.
Monday, March 4, at Temple
Israel, 5725 Walnut Lake Road,
West Bloomfield. Tickets are $36
general and $72 patron. Sponsor
opportunities are available. For
more information and tickets,
call MJAC at (248) 594-6522.

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