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mounts a production of Are You There
God? It's Me, Carrie, by Lisa Melinn
and Dan Bailey, Oct 11-Nov. 3. The
coming-of-age parody mashes up the
Judy Blume classic with the wayward,
telekinetic Carrie White, with '70s pop
hits sprinkled throughout. Show times
and ticket info: (248) 545-5545;
theringwald.com.
A celebration of women who are on
the brink of, in the middle of or have
survived "the change Menopause the
Musical will be performed at Detroit's
Fisher Theatre at 8 p.m. Tuesday-
Wednesday and 2 and 8 p.m. Thursday,
Oct. 14-16. $49. (800) 982-2787;
broadwayindetroit.com.
The national tour of Mamma Mia,
inspired by the music of Swedish group
ABBA, will again return to the stage
of the Fisher Theatre in Detroit, with
performances at 8 p.m. Friday, 2 and
8 p.m. Saturday, and 1 and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 17-19. Grosse Pointe native
Jennifer (Weingarten) Wingerter will
perform in the ensemble and as an
understudy/swing. $39-$79. (800) 982-
2787; broadwayindetroit.com .

LAUGH LINES

Lewis Black delivers The Rant is Due,

his politically charged standup show
highlighted with his acerbic obser-
vations about the world, at 7 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 12, at Wharton Center for
the Performing Arts in East Lansing.
$40+/$25 students. (517) 353-1982;
whartoncenter.com.

THE BIG SCREEN

The Detroit Film Theatre reopens the
weekends of Oct. 10-12 and 17-19 with
A Master Builder, director Jonathan
Demme's adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's
play about a manipulative architect,
played by Wallace Shawn, whose past
returns to haunt him as his health
begins to falter. For tickets ($6.50-$8.50)
and/or a complete schedule of upcoming
films: (313) 833-4005; dia.org/dft.

FAMILY FUN

Halloween trick-or-treaters can enjoy
two Metro Detroit traditions starting
this weekend: Hallowe'en in Greenfield
Village, Fridays-Sundays, Oct.10-26,
$15, (313) 982-6001 or thehenryford.
org; and the Detroit Zoo's Zoo Boo,
Fridays-Sundays, Oct. 10-26, $8, (248)
541-5717 or detroitzoo.org .
Anna and Elsa and the snowman Olaf
from Disney's Frozen share their story

of true love in Disney On Ice presents
Princesses eS, Heroes, with nine perfor-
mances Thursday-Sunday, Oct. 16-19,
at the Palace of Auburn Hills. $23-$60.
(800) 745-3000; palacenet.com .
And while we're on the subject of
ice: Through Jan. 3, 2015, the Michigan
Science Center hosts Ice Age Unfrozen,
an original exhibit where visitors can
explore paleontology, climatology and
zoology through realistic, animatronic
mammals that will give visitors an idea
of how species lived during the Ice Age.
Along with the new exhibit, the museum
will be showing the film Titans of the
Ice Age. $15-$22/includes museum
admission. (313) 577-8400; mi-sci.org .

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Museum Of Contemporary Art Detroit's
new exhibit, People's Biennial, on view
through Jan. 4, 2015, focuses on the
artistic expression and value present in
marginalized groups around the world.
MOCAD holds its annual Gala + Art
Auction on Saturday, Oct. 10. Details:
mocadetroit.org.
Now on view through March 29, 2015,
in the Schwartz Galleries of Prints and
Drawings at the Detroit Institute of
Arts is the exhibit Ordinary People by
Extraordinary Artists: Works on Paper
by Degas, Renoir and Friends, includ-
ing Jewish French impressionist Camille
Pissarro. (313) 833-7900; dia.org.

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Gridiron Glory: The Best of the Pro
Football Hall of Fame is the largest
traveling exhibition in the hall's history
and features hundreds of artifacts. See it
through Jan. 4, 2015, at the Henry Ford
in Dearborn, where there also will be a
section dedicated to the Detroit Lions.
(313) 982-6001; thehenryford.org .
The 91st annual International
Festival comes to the Southfield Civic
Center Friday-Sunday, Oct. 10-12, fea-
turing a Detroit Institute of Arts mobile
interactive classroom and a book signing
and presentation by national talk-show
host Tavis Smiley (Death of a King) at
7 p.m. Friday. Details: (248) 796-5130;
cityofsouthfield.com.
Join medium and author Lori Bella
Lipten as she shares insights from
her new anthology, Bold is Beautiful:
Breakthrough to Business Success, and
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