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Cameron Klein, left, and Toby Gittleman, right, share the role of Winthrop Paroo.

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talented locals, in the
Bloomfield Players'
The Music Man.

Suzanne Chessler
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ameron Klein, a fourth-
grader at Farmington Hills'
Hillel Day School, has been
working on his lisp.
Not to lose one, but to gain one.
It's part of taking on the role of
Winthrop in the Bloomfield Players
Community Theatre production
of Meredith Willson's The Music
Man, being performed Jan. 23-31 at
Bloomfield Hills High School.
"The stage is my favorite place to
be," says Cameron, who has been
watching the film version of the
musical to study the way young Ron
Howard spoke the part. "I love sing-

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ing, dancing, acting and making new
friends with people in the show."
Cameron, a redhead like his cur-
rent role model, hopes to be on
Broadway one day. His theater inter-
est started before he started school
— mom Lisa Klein heard his sponta-
neous singing and asked if he'd like
to perform with others.
She signed him up at the Franklin
Athletic Club's Pint Sized Playhouse,
and from there he went on to the
Farmington Hills Youth Theatre and
Sky's the Limit Productions.
While Cameron feels singing
and acting come naturally, he has
taken dance lessons, participated in
Roeper Summer Stock Theatre and
will be going to a theater camp in
New York next summer.
"I feel very free when I'm on
stage," says Cameron, who also has
performed in Hebrew. "I like to be
creative:'
Cameron is one of many creative
members of the Jewish community
who lend their talents to Bloomfield
Players and The Music Man — each
joins for a different reason, but all

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