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Design and took jazz movement
classes with the Alvin Ailey Dance
Company. She appeared on MTV
and at clubs. Her most exciting
experience was dancing at the Radio
City Music Hall with a show starring
Tony Bennett, the Count Basie
Orchestra and the Squirrel Nut
Zippers.
Stein, now a graphic artist for
Young & Rubicam, is trying to
organize swing dance events in
Metro Detroit.
"I'm working with the Detroit
Lindy Exchange, which is part of a
network," explains Stein, also a salsa
teacher. "The network chooses cities
for special swing events, and dancers
travel to each of those cities for pro-
grams and tours. I went to events in
Cleveland, and I hope we can have
something similar in Detroit.
"I miss all the dancing in New
York, and I don't think there's any
reason not to have swing events in
Michigan. Nothing makes my life
happier than dancing."Th

Gotta Dance

Stein, a single Ferndale resident,
learned swing from her parents and
stepparents, Robert and Frances
Stein and Deborah and Kenneth
Tucker, and grandparents Daniel and
Roslyn Haron, while she was grow-
ing up in Troy and using the given
name Julie. Her name changed after
junior high school when her step-
dad gave her a Hebrew name for the
first time.
After graduating from Michigan
State University as a communica-
tions major, living in Israel for a year
and working in Michigan as an assis-
tant director of B'nai B'rith Girls,
Stein moved to New York, working
as a graphic artist during the day and
either working or socializing in the
swing dance scene at night.
"When I lived in New York, the
swing dance craze was coming into
its own, and I felt very much a part
of it," says Stein, whose identical
twin sister, Lysa Postula-Stein, is a
lawyer who also loves to dance. "I
used to compete with professional
dance teams."
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy will be on
Stein, who has three brothers,
a program with the Detroit
decided to move back to Michigan
Symphony Orchestra 8 p.m.
in 1991, after some physical prob-
Saturday, Aug. 6, at the Meadow
lems prevented her from keeping up
Brook Music Festival on the cam-
with the swing pace she had estab-
pus of Oakland University in
lished.
Rochester. $15-$40. Hotline:
"I started taking dance lessons very
(248) 377-0100; tickets: (248)
early in my life, but I did not take
645-6666. For information on
swing," says Stein, who graduated
participating in the dancing, go to
from Andover High School in
www.dtownstomp.com , where
Bloomfield Hills, where she partici-
group discounted tickets to the
pated in musical theater and band
concert also are available.
programs. "I took modern dance
with Harriet Berg at the Jewish
Community Center, and I went to
dance camp at
Tamarack. While
I was in college, I
took ballet les-
sons at a private
studio just for
fun.
"After I helped
in kibbutzim, did
social service for
Project Otzma in
Israel and learned
Hebrew along
the way, I came
back to the
Detroit area for
only a short time
before moving to
New York."
Stein earned a
certificate at the
Parsons School of Big Bad Voodoo Daddy joins the DSO at Meadow Brook

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