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Grateful Dead performed during their
tenure as the "fathers of improvisational
rocky' DSO presents the complete origi-
nal set list, song by song, and in order,
re-creating the historic music as, says
the Washington Post, the "hottest
Grateful Dead tribute act going."
The high number of Jews in the
Dead's fanatic fan base — the
Deadheads — was reflected in the
band's own Jewish connections.
Drummer Mickey Hart was raised
Jewish, and the band
held an abbreviated
annual Passover seder
each spring when they
played New York City,
enjoyed by about 20
members of the Dead
entourage.
Former
The Dark Star
Grateful Dead
Orchestra plays the
drummer
Royal Oak Music
Mickey Hart
Theatre 8 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 18.
Tickets are $16-$18. For tickets, call
(248) 399-2980 or go to
www.tickets.com . For more information,
go to www.royaloakmusictheatre.com .

All For Peace

On Monday, Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m., the
Ark in Ann Arbor hosts the fourth

movie, which earned rave reviews in
Great Britain, is scheduled to open
in Detroit on Dec. 25.
Dame Judi Dench plays Mrs.
Henderson, an upper-class woman
and patron of the arts with a streak
of polite anti-Semitism, who teams
up with Bob Hoskins, who plays a
Jewish theater manager.
In the late 1930s, they put on a
musical revue that is a hit for a
time, but business goes downhill.
Mrs. Henderson brings audiences
back after persuading the chief gov-
ernment censor, a member of her
class, that nudity on stage can be
"art?'
Frears is an expert at depicting
British class, religious and color
divides. Such divisions were present

annual Ann Arbor Musicians for Peace
Benefit Concert. Local folk, rock and
roots bands and singer-songwriters
will perform their own and others'
anti-war and peace songs.

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Scheduled performers include
FUBAR, Whit Hill, Hullabaloo, the
Hummingbirds, Chris Buhalis, Phillis
& the Left Sidemen, Tony Morgan,
Annie Capps, Mustard's Retreat, Paul's
Big Radio, Dick Siegel, Jo Serrapere,
Jay Stielstra, Annie Gallup, Dave
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Tickets, at $15, are available in
advance or at the door and benefit the
Ann Arbor Area Committee for Peace.
Call (734) 763-TKTS or go to
justpeaceinfo.org .

in his family: his mother decided to
be "posh" and didn't tell him that
she was Jewish until Frears, then 40,
married a Jewish woman. The
screenplay is by American Jewish
playwright Martin Sherman.

Infanticipating
Adam Sandler, 39, and his wife,
Jackie Titone, 31, are going to have
their first child,
according to People
magazine. Titone
converted to
Judaism in 2000,
and the couple had
a big Jewish wed-
ding in 2003.

$28 ADULTS

$12 CHILDREN

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