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Detroit's Pewabic Pottery
Combining an
orchestra with a
presents For the House
and Garden, a benefit
full rock band, all
show and sale, 10 a.m.-5
presented with
p.m. Friday and Saturday
rock lighting, The
Gail Zimmerman
and noon-5 p.m. Sunday,
Music of The Who:
Arts Editor
June 8-10. Free and open to
A Rock Symphony,
the public. (313) 626-2000;
a tribute to one of
rock's legendary bands, comes to the
pewabic.org.
stage at DTE Energy Music Theatre
Judith Turner is a noted American
at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 9. $10-$32.50
photographer whose subject matter is
mostly architecture and whose signa-
pavilion; $10 lawn. (800) 745-3000;
ture style consists of highly abstract
palacenet.com .
black-and-white compositions that play
In 1995, Jonny Greenwood, lead
with the ambiguity of light, shadow and
guitarist and keyboardist of British
tonality to reveal visual relationships.
rock band Radiohead, married Israeli-
born visual artist Sharona Katan; they Her new book, Judith Turner: Seeing
Ambiguity: Photographs of Architecture
are the parents of three children and,
(Edition Axel Menges), contains photo-
according to Ynet, regularly visit Israel,
where Greenwood has collaborated
graphs taken between 1974 and 2009 of
on a recording with an Israeli singer.
buildings designed by 17 well-known
architects, including Peter Eisenman,
Hear Radiohead in concert at 7:30
p.m. Monday, June 11, at the Palace of
Louis Kahn and Frank Gehry. She
Auburn Hills. $69.50. (800) 745-3000;
also is the co-author of White City:
palacenet.com .
International Style Architecture in Israel.
The University of Michigan Museum
ON THE STAGE
of Art in Ann Arbor presents Judith
Turner: The Flatness of Ambiguity,
Two Muses Theatre, located inside
an exhibition of approximately 40
Barnes & Noble Booksellers on Orchard photographs spanning Turner's three-
Lake Road in West Bloomfield, is part-
decade career, June 9-Sept. 2.
nering with the Michigan Humane
Flip Your Field Abstract Prints
Society to present A.R. Gurney's Sylvia, from the Collection, an exhibition
a modern romantic comedy about a
of 20th-century color abstract prints
marriage and a dog, June 8-July 1. Show curated by U-M Professor of Art Celeste
times and ticket info: (248) 850-9919;
Brusati, shares space and complements
twomusestheatre.org .
and contrasts with the Turner exhibi-
Jewish Ensemble Theatre hosts the
tion in the Alfred Taubman I Gallery,
Rona Rones-Seymour & Ethel Frank
where at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 13,
Festival of New Plays June 11—July 3.
Turner and Brusati invite visitors to
Staged readings take place at 7:30 p.m.
join them for remarks and conversation
Mondays (at the Aaron DeRoy Theatre
followed by a reception in the UMMA
in the Jewish Community Center in
Commons. Free admission. (734) 763-
West Bloomfield) and Tuesdays (at the
8662; umma.umich.edu.
JCC's Jimmy Prentis Morris Building in
Oak Park).
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Plays include The Berets (June
11-12), by Lincoln Richman, a rock
This year's Greater Chicago Jewish
musical about rock 'n roll and issues of
Festival, an outdoor celebration run-
life and death; Emma and Company
ning 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, June 10,
(June 18-19), by Judy Freed, a musical
highlights local and national Jewish tal-
about a traveling petticoat saleswoman
ent (including former Barenaked Ladies
in the early 1900s; A Barren Man
frontman Steven Page), with continu-
(June 25-26), by Michelle Rosenfarb,
ous music and dance on three stages
a contemporary story (alert: frank
plus a separate children's stage, hands-
sexual themes) about a young obser-
on activities for children and adults, a
vant couple who wish to start a fam-
juried art fair and a kosher food court.
ily; and Through the Door (July 2-3),
$5/children free. Info: (847) 933-3000;
another Judy Freed musical, about a
jewishfestival.org.
modern, married woman who discovers
TV writer Mark Rothman (Laverne
her kitchen has a mysterious gateway to and Shirley, Happy Days, The Odd Couple)
17th-century France and a prince who
talks about his years of writing classic
falls in love with her.'
sitcoms at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 14, at
Tickets are free for JET season sub-
the Huntington Woods Library. Copies
scribers; $5 for nonsubscribers. (248)
of his book, Mark Rothman's Essays, will
788-2900; jettheatre.org.
be available for purchase. Registration
requested: (248) 543-9720. II

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