Local theater buffs can take in the students' musical adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic.
Looking ahead to the weekend? Us to. Here's something coming up featured in today's Weekend Spotlight: Today's Pick: The Bloomfield Players present 'Oliver' Come back to Bloomfield Patch for more weekend events you might not want to miss, or view them in our Events Calendar.
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Alexander Borrello has film, television and stage credits to his name at age 16, and has sights set for more.
Each week, Bloomfield Patch features students doing amazing things in their schools and in their communities. This week's Whiz Kid has a passion for the performing arts and is making a name for himself on film, television and center stage. Age: 16 School: Brother Rice High School Though he didn't start performing in any official capacity until a few years later, Alexander first took the stage at age three when he sauntered up to the performers at the Marquis Theatre in Northville. "He said he wanted to get on stage and do what the other kids were doing," she explained. "He has never changed his mind." Alexander said it's just part of who he is. "I love to entertain others and put on a good show that will make someone happy," he said. "I …
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Patch tells you what's happening this weekend in and around Bloomfield Hills.
Hello, Friday! The weekend is finally here and there is lots to do in and around town. All week long we have counted down the days to help you plan your weekend with options of events to attend. Here's a recap: Winter Wonders Holiday Glass Show Where: Birmingham Unitarian Church When: Saturday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Why go: It's never too early to get a jump on holiday shopping or to pick out that perfect something for yourself. On Saturday, GlassAct celebrates ten years at their Winter Wonders Glass Show Holiday Sale. Here is your chance to find beautiful and unique handmade glass ornaments, sculptures, jewelry, fused glass items and more. There will also be glass demonstrations including live glass lampworking. You will have the …
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This adaption of Hitchcock's classic film and the original book is a great way to kick-off St. Dunstan's 80th season.
“The 39 Steps” - what are they? I can tell you what they aren’t, and that is a show to miss. If you like to laugh, deep belly laughs of pure delight, then “The 39 Steps,” now showing at St. Dunstans Theatre Guild of Cranbrook, is a must see! This is the 80th season at the celebrated local theater, and what a way to kick it off. It was only a few short years after the founding of St. Dunstan's that Alfred Hitchcock directed the original “39 Steps.” This production is nothing like the movie. Oh, the story is similar. Richard Hannay, bored with his outlook, and with nothing to do, decides to take in a West End (London) show. There he meets Annabella Schmidt, who is soon murdered (insert musical sting here!). Soon after that, a mysterious …
The entertaining comedy farce features four actors that re-enact the original movie.
There's much to do over the weekend in and around the Bloomfield area. And since it's tough to always plan ahead, Patch is here to help. So far this week, we've looked at: Today's pick: The 39 Steps opens at St. Dunstan's Where: St. Dunstan's Theatre When: 8-10 p.m., Oct. 14 - 29; 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23 Why Go: The award-winning farce is adapted from the original novel and Alfred Hitchcock's popular 1935 film. The local cast includes Alan Canning, of Bloomfield Township, who plays the hero, Richard Hannay, and Julie Spittle, of Troy, who plays the three women he has romantic entanglements with. Actors John Rutherford (Rochester Hills) and Jake Zinke (Canton), play every other character in the show, including heroes, villains, men, women…
If mom-to-mom sales or the theater are more your style, that's on tap too.
It’s Thursday and you’re looking for your best bets for weekend activities. Bloomfield Patch has you covered with highlights of events you may not want to miss. When: 10 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Where: Cross of Christ Lutheran Church, 1100 Lone Pine Rd, Bloomfield Hills, Why Go: The church will host the 48th annual show, which includes more than 30 exhibitors from around the Midwest with a large selection of pieces for both the casual and serious collector. Admission is $7. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, participants can also try the Taste of Excellence, featuring five local restaurants and some of their most popular dishes. Admission is an additional $7. Proceeds will benefit local charities. When: 9 a.m. Saturday Where: Kirk in the …
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First show of the season set to open Friday at Magenta Giraffe Theatre in Detroit.
Two actors from Bloomfield Hills are looking forward to bringing mysterious and complex characters to life in a new production at a Detroit theater opening this week. Fans of classic drama will discover an intriguing evening of theater at the Magenta Giraffe in Detroit. Magenta Giraffe Theatre is in its fourth season and consistently presents thought-provoking, cutting edge productions featuring local actors. Its first show of the new season, Henrik Ibsen's classic drama Rosmersholm, is in rehearsal as actors and crew prepare for a Friday opening. Bloomfield Hills actors Jon Ager and Richard Payton appear in this production. Ager plays the title role of Johannes Rosmer, an ex-clergyman and a prominent figure in the community. Payton …
You can also help raise money for skin cancer research and take in the tunes of 20th-century theater masterpieces in greater Bloomfield this weekend.
It’s Thursday, and you’re looking for your best bets for end-of-the-week and weekend activities. Bloomfield Patch has you covered with highlights of events you may not want to miss. When: Noon Thursday Where: Cranbrook Why go? Experience the centerpiece of Cranbrook’s vast campus that has earned National Historic Landmark status. Visit the house, designed in 1908 by legendary Detroit architect Albert Kahn, and the surrounding gardens. The event is open to all, and reservations are still available by calling 248-645-3149. The cost is $25 for adults and $23 for seniors. When: 5:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Saturday Where: Charles Bowers School Farm, 1219 Square Lake Rd. Why go? Cowboys and cowgirls of all ages are invited to join a Western farm …
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