Community
Break A Leg!
Seaholm readies stage production of Footloose.
H
Ariel (Hadas Corey,
senior) is flanked
adas Corey, the IN Teen2Teen intern last summer
at the Detroit Jewish News, has the lead role in the
Birmingham Seaholm High School musical pro-
duction of Footloose.
It is a high-energy play about a Chicago city teen who
finds himself plopped into a Bible-belt town in Texas where
the church leader preaches against the evils of dancing
and other activities teens might find fun. The reverend's
daughter, Ariel, who is suffocating under her father's
prohibitions and the small-town mentality, is attracted to
the newcomer, Ren. Gradually, the city teen rallies a group
of Texas high school students to break free from restrictions
and enjoy life.
Hadas plays Ariel. Max Klindt plays Ren. Other stars are:
Ryan Green, Kelsey Jackson, Francis Shackett, Peter Gargaro,
Chris Vasileff and Krista DeLong. Jenn Palmer is the direc-
tor; Tony Krempa is co-director. The chorus consists of 90
students.
Show times: Saturday, Jan. 26, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, Jan. 27,
2 p.m.; Wednesday, Jan. 30, 6:30 p.m.; Friday-Saturday, Feb.
1-2, 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $12; $10 for students/seniors. Call:
(248) 203-3701.
by Ren (Max Klindt,
senior, left) and
Chuck (Peter Gargaro,
junior).
Life is measured in moments..
MAKE EVERY
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done our best to make every moment of our lives count. The same is true now That's why we
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January 10 • 2008
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Maccabi Kicks Off
The Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit recently held a kick-
off program for the 2008 JCC Maccabi
Games, with more than 600 athletes,
coaches and
family mem-
bers attending.
The JCC
in West
Bloomfield is
set to host the
Games, the
world's largest
Detroit assistant del-
annual Jewish
egation heads Stuart
sports com-
Bass and Don Rudick
petition for
listen at the Maccabi
girls and boys
kick-off.
aged 13-16, in
August 2008.
This marks the fourth time Metro Detroit
will host the Games, an international,
weeklong event of sports, cultural and
social programs and community service.
Karen Gordon is director of the JCC
Maccabi Games. Metro Detroit's delegation
head is Gennifer Roth.
More than 2,500 athletes are expected
to participate in softball, volleyball, soccer,
tennis, bowling, basketball, inline hockey,
dance, table tennis, golf, baseball, swim-
ming, star reporter or track and field.
Host families, athletes, sponsors and
volunteers are needed. For information,
call Karen Gordon, (248) 432-5482.