>> editor's picks

CLASSICAL
NOTES

About

Theatre. $40-$150.
olympiaentertainment.com ;
(800) 745-3000. Contribute
to a good cause: Catch the
show, this year's JARC fall
fundraiser, at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 14, at the
Fox: www.jarc.org.

Pianist Helen
Kerwin per-
forms with cel-
list Tim Nicolia,
Gail Zimmerman
in a program
Arts Editor
of Bach, Franck
and Barber cello/
FAMILY FUN
piano works, at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov.
17, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in
Take the kids to a circus with a twist as
Southfield. Public invited; a $5 dona-
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and
tion is requested at the door.
Bailey present Dragons, a production
that brings together mystic dragon lore
POP / ROCK JAZZ / FOLK with authentic circus feats, Nov. 13-17
at the Palace of Auburn Hills. $14-$82.
Temple Shir Shalom plays host to
Info: ringling.com. Tickets: 800-745-
an old-fashioned Hootenanny, fea-
3000; ticketmaster.com .
turing singer-songwriter-musician
"Kindie rock" queen Laurie
Dan Nichols in a concert of both
Berkner brings her You and Me Tour
folk and Jewish songs, at 7:30 p.m.
to Congregation Shaarey Zedek in
Saturday, Nov. 9, at the temple in West
Southfield at 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov.
Bloomfield. Bring your own instru-
17. Reserved seating: $18-$118. (248)
ments along with your singing voices!
357-5544; shaareyzedek.org/education/
The concert is free; members of the
laurie-berkner.
general public welcome. Please RSVP to
(248) 737-8700.
THE ART SCENE
Celebrate Jewish contributions to
American music and popular culture as
Detroit Artists Market hosts Art for the
Eastern Michigan University's Jewish
Holidays, a market-style show featur-
Studies Program presents The Jews on
ing more than 120 local artists with
Tin Pan Alley, an evening of musical
works in glass, ceramics, jewelry, paint-
selections and anecdotes with Ken
ings, sculpture, fiber and more, Nov.
Kanter of Hebrew Union College, on
8-Dec. 22. First Grabs Friday, a special
Monday, Nov. 11, at the EMU Student
preview party running 5-9 p.m. Nov. 8,
Center Ballroom, 900 Oakwood St., in
offers a first pick of available art (DAM
Ypsilanti. 6 p.m. strolling reception; 7
members $10, nonmembers, $20). Free
p.m. performance. $18. RSVP to Natalie to the public beginning Nov. 9. Details:
(313) 832-8540; detroitartistsmarket.org .
LaDow: (734) 481-2320; or go to http://
The Detroit Institute of Arts
bit.ly/tinpanalley.
presents A Night of Illusion: A DIA
ON THE STAGE
Gala Extravaganza on Saturday, Nov.
9, from 6 p.m. to midnight. This year's
Macomb Center for the Performing
annual gala fundraiser, which supports
Arts presents a live radio-play version
the DIM educational programming,
of the 1967 film The Graduate at 3
will celebrate the medium of animation;
p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10. The L.A. Theatre
the evening includes access to the
Works production, helmed by Susan
special exhibition Watch Me Move:
Albert Loewenberg, features Matthew The Animation Show. Attire is
Arkin (son of actor Alan Arkin) as Mr. glamorous black tie. Among the first-
Robinson. $20-$38. (586) 286-2222;
time co-chairs are Karen W. Davidson
macombcenter.com .
and Lauren T. Fisher. $100+. Info and
Ann Arbor's Performance Network
tickets: (313) 833-7967.
Theatre stages a production of Jerry's
WHATNOT
Girls, a musical revue of the music
of composer Jerry Herman (Hello
Recently retired Tigers manager Jim
Dolly!, La Cage Aux Folles, Mame and
more), Nov. 14-Jan. 5. $27-$46. Show
Leyland will be honored as a special
times and tickets: (734) 663-0681;
guest of Detroit Legacies in Black
performancenetwork.org .
and White, an event hosted by Mitch
Albom and Judge Damon J. Keith, at
The Rascals: Once Upon a Dream,
a hybrid of a rock 'n' roll concert and a
7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at the Fox
Broadway show created by Steven Van
Theatre. An on-stage conversation
Zandt and Marc Brickman, marks the
will celebrate how people of all
first time America's classic blue-eyed
backgrounds and races work together;
soul band have played together since
proceeds benefit Detroit charities.
1970. Original band members will pres-
$40 general admission/$150, includes
ent a complete concert performance at
VIP meet-and-greet. (800) 745-3000;
olympiaentertainment.com .
8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15, at Detroit's Fox

❑

Herzog

Directed by Christopher Bremer

Featuring:
Seibert, Lydia

Weinberg,

After suffering a major loss while he was on a cross-country bike trip, 21 year-old Leo seeks solace

from his feisty 91 year-old grandmother Vera in her West Village apartment. Join us as this
inter-generational Odd Couple ride out amusing conflicts over everything from money to girlfriends.
She is an old leftie and he is a laid-back, eco friendly new one, but the politics are just noise for the
family drama. Racing over the course of a single month, these unlikely roommates infuriate, bewilder,
and ultimately reach each other. 4000 Miles looks at how two outsiders find their way in today's world.

2012 Obie Award, Best New Play • 2012 New York Times Outstanding Playwright Award
2012 Time Magazine's #1 Play or Musical

248.788.2900
www.JetTheatre.org

J ET

7.5 11AANNIVERSAR y

/.i
JET is a professional, Actors Equity Association
theatre that performs in the Aaron DeRoy Theatre
in the JCC - Located on the comer of
Maple & Drake Roads in West Bloomfield

HOBERT

11111\111TIO\

Introducing the area's newest smokehouse bistro
offering a casual and fun dining experience!

Open Tuesday — Sunday for Dinner starting at 4:30 p.m.
Happy Hour Daily • Carry Out • Catering

Now offering smoked turkey Thanksgiving dinner with
sides and dessert. Call today to order or for more details.

248.438.6741 • www.cayagrill.com Uri
1403 S. Commerce Rd., Wolverine Lake

November 7 • 2013

65