THEATRE `The Miser'
The naivete of Moliere’s plays is often more emphasised than their subtle (and not so subtle) social…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1976
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New Theatre presents: ELIZABETH 1
The production is enjoyable anyway but those who saw the recent TV series on Henry VIII and Elizabeth will have an even greater appreciation of New Theatre's…
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Gerald Krug will be conducting the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Concert next Sunday at the Town…
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Alan Ayckbourn’s comedy of error was first show in Sydney at the Phillip Theatre about eight…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →A Night To Remember? THEATRE
The gala opening program of the new Theatre Royal — somewhat pretentiously…
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Israel conductor Elyakum Shapirra will conduct the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in a…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →B'nai B’rith dance
Music and refreshments were provided for the community's older members al the recent function organised by B'nai B'rith's Sydney Lodge Senior Citizens' Committee Photo above shows the energetic seniors on the dance floor…
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The first in the Old Tote Company's American season, Tennessee William's "Streetcar" is certainly a representative piece of the best of the American plays. Williams is a…
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Dutch playwright, Jan Hartog’s “The Fourposter” is currently experiencing its second…
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Involvement without participation is the key to the enjoyment of “The Speakers”, the first…
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Holroyd Community Arts Association is considering setting up classes for pottery, macrame,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THEATRE The Speakers Nimrod 2
The Nimrod's, current offering being talked about as an evening of “participatory theatre” and is[?]ikely to appeal to some…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Preview Seymour Student Theatre “Spring Awakening” Victoria Owens
In stage performance one often tires of hearing about the new break throughs and sensational innovations made towards…
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Donald Driver, author of Status Quo Vadis, the latest production at the Ensemble Theatre, wrote a play about the theory: ‘Equality has become our unalienable right to become equal with the people above so we need not be equal with the…
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The widely acclaimed Sydney String Quartet is next in our occasional series of classical concerts…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →THEATRE Status Quo Vadis' Reviewed by Bob Hughes
At one time I was a Television Addict. A child who would happily spend 6 or 8 hours a day in front of one of those awful…
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Friends of the Hebrew University in NSW, with the Association of Jewish Doctors of NSW, will hold a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Theatre 'Wolf' at Old Tote
The main trouble with the current production of the Old Tote Company is that the director, Alexander Hay, missed the style of the playwright, Ference Molnar, by a mile. In the introductory notes…
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The modern French classic "My Three Angels" is the Sydney Jewish Theatre's latest presentation. Written by Sam and…
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A host of Irish Performers will entertain at a concert in Blacktown next Tuesday to aid the appeal for Boys' Town…
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