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Tipping Point presents senior comedy ‘Ripcord’
Northville Marketplace registrations still accepted
Police seeking
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Members’ Exhibition
opens at Art House
The Northville Art House will host the
12th Annual Members' Exhibition from
March 2 through March 24. The exhibit
will showcase the talents of current mem-
ber artists through original works of art
created in a variety of media and styles,
explained Exhibits Director Ryan
Kaltenbach.
“In 2017, our members contributed
over 100 works to Art House exhibitions,
participated in numerous classes, work-
shops and camps, and instructed over 750
artists of all ages and skill levels through
in-house and outreach programs,” said
Kaltenbach.
The Annual Members' Exhibition takes
place annually in appreciation of mem-
bers who have generously supported the
growth and creativity of the organization
and arts in the community over the past
year. The Northville Art House welcomes
the public to visit the gallery to celebrate
the artistic achievements of its member
artists, Kaltenbachadded.
The 12th Annual Members' Exhibition
will open with a reception from 6-9 p.m.
Friday, March 2 and will continue though
Saturday, March 24 during Art House
hours, noon until 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday
andnoonuntil 4 p.m. Saturday.
The Northville Art House is located at
215 W. Cady St. and is a facility of the
Northville Arts Commission. Admission to
Art House exhibits is free and open to the
public. For information contact (248) 344-
0497 or visit
.
How far would you go to win
the bed by the window? For rival
roommates at the Bristol Place
Senior Living Facility, the sky's
the limit. Tipping Point Theatre
will present David Lindsay-
Abaire's comedic play, Ripcord,
from March 22 - April 22. Tickets
are on sale now.
Abby has lived a solitary life in
her top-floor room at Bristol
Place. Her abrasive personality
makes sure that every roommate
assigned to her leaves within the
first month, which is just the way
she likes it. But Marilyn will be a
tougher nut to crack. She's opti-
mistic, happy and unaffected by
Abby's attitude. Determined to
gain control and win her person-
al space back, Abby turns up the
heat by proposing a bet between
the ladies that proves you're
never too old to learnnew tricks.
The comedy of Ripcord isn't
all the show has to offer to audi-
ences.
“As the play progresses, the
characters' secrets are revealed,
adding a more personal layer to
the rivalry,” explained director
James R. Kuhl. “That is the beau-
ty of the show. It is a script that
can be hilarious and quirky, but
also have a great deal of heart at
the same time.”
The show is sponsored by
John Bebes of Plante Moran. A
professional theatre, Tipping
Point employs more than 90
Michigan artists each year, and
receives support from patrons,
donors, businesses and other
organizations.
“Audiences from all over
Southeast Michigan have been
supporting us for 11 seasons
because we consistently provide
a fantastic experience. Whether
it's a date, couples night or group
outing, Tipping Point presents
high-quality, professional per-
formances by some of the most
talented artists in the state,” said
DanFerrara, Tipping Point direc-
tor of development. “The theatre
draws adults of all ages into an
environment where they can be
immersed in entertainment for a
couple hours with no distractions
- something that's nearly impossi-
ble anywhere else these days.”
Opening night is March 24,
with preview performances
Thursday, March 22 and Friday,
March 23. The curtain rises at 8
p.m. Thursdays through
Saturdays, with matinees at 3
p.m. on Saturday and 2 p.m. on
Sunday. There is a special
Wednesday matinee perform-
ance at 3 p.m. April 4. Discounted
group tickets are available by
contactingTippingPoint Theatre.
The theater is located at 361.
E. Cady St. in Northville. Tickets
are $30 - $46 for adults, $28 - $46
for senior citizens. Preview per-
formances are $25 and include a
post-show feedback session with
Kuhl.
For tickets or more informa-
tion, call the box office at (248)
347-0003
or
visit
TippingPointTheatre.com.
The Northville Chamber of
Commerce is now accepting reg-
istrations for the annual
Northville Marketplace event,
presented by Community
Financial Credit Union.
The marketplace is scheduled
for 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday,
March 17 at Northville High
School.
The is the largest showcase of
Northville businesses and organ-
ization in one place, a
spokesman noted. Admission to
the event is $2 and free parking
will be available.
The Marketplace will feature
more than 60 interactive exhibits
from retail, service and non-prof-
it businesses. The Early Bird reg-
istration fee of $75 (a chamber
members' discount) includes
booth space, table, chairs, set up
assistance and four tickets to the
event.
In addition there will be a
Lego building contest during the
event. Entry forms can be down-
loaded from the chamber web-
site at
.
"The Northville Marketplace
is a great opportunity for our
local businesses to showcase
their products and services, to
meet the community and to net-
work with other businesses" said
Northville Chamber Events
Manager Lindsey Butzin. "It's
also a funway for thewhole fami-
ly to spend an afternoon in a fun
atmosphere, getting to know our
local businesses and services."
Business participants are
encouraged to provide promo-
tional giveaway items, along with
their company literature. Event
attendees vote on awards for the
Best Restaurant/Caterer and
Best Business Theme display.
The Northville Marketplace
application form is available on
the Chamber of Commerce web-
site
or can be
obtained by contacting the cham-
ber at (248) 349-7640.
Relic
Constructing Colin
Hudsons
Detectives from the Inkster Police
Department are attempting to identify several
individuals responsible for a recent breaking
and entering in the 28000 block of Avondale in
the city.
Police are seeking any help the public can
offer in identifying the people involved in the
incident.
All tips can remain anonymous and can be
submitted by calling (313) 563-9850 Ext. 23129 or
contacting Crime Stoppers of Michigan at 1-800-
speakup.
The full video of the suspects is available on
the Inskter Police Department Facebook page at
Facebook.com/inksterpolice.
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