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Sydney · Pictures, dances & concerts

Pictures, dances & concerts, 1979

116 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 6

film and theatre midnight express by alan parker

Tharunka · Monday 19 March 1979 · page 18

Midnight Express, prison jargon [?] a night-time break-out, is a moving and poignant story of one man’s struggle to sruvive in an environment of squalor, brutality and…

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Theatre “Camelias”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 March 1979 · page 15

The Sydney Theatre Company’s latest production “The Lady of the Camelias” at the Opera…

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iStudents get student theatre

Tharunka · Monday 26 March 1979 · page 3

At last the University has recognised the rights of students a student theatre! After 6 months of civil unrest, initiated by drama students under the banner of "students need a student theatre", University Council decided to establish an ad hoc committee to…

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Lunchtime concert

Tharunka · Monday 26 March 1979 · page 3

The free lunchtime concert in the Roundhouse this Wednesday will feature DANIEL JOHNS, a singer/songwriter whose work…

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Hobart Unemployed Concert

Tribune · Wednesday 28 March 1979 · page 11

HOBART: Last week's "Concert for 500,000 unemployed" held in Elizabeth Mall was well- attended. The Ovarian Sisters (pictured at the earlier Women's Day concert) and the Renaissance Artists and Writers provided entertainment. Street theatre commented on youth exploitation in training sohomes and alienation in work. The Ovarian Sisters saner union and protest songs. The…

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One-man Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1979 · page 21

The Downstairs Nimrod Theatre is earning a reputation for outstanding one-man plays as its latest…

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Theatre “Partners,” “Animals”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1979 · page 20

The two one-act plays currently showing at the Ensemble-at-the-Stables in Kings Cross are as…

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Viennese Star for Viennese Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1979 · page 21

The Viennese Theatre this year will present well-known Viennese entertainer Herbert…

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Gay dance

Filmnews · Sunday 1 April 1979 · page 11

A gay dance will be held at Balmain Town Hall at 8 p.m. on March 31, to raise money to complete One in Seven, the film being…

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Volley-ball

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 1979 · page 16

Asnières en battant Grenoble, le 18 mars à Nantes, est devenu virtuel champion de France. Résultats la nationale des "As" en volleyball:…

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BALLET The Dance Company

Tharunka · Monday 2 April 1979 · page 7

The purpose of contemporary dance as it occurs to me is as a device to challenge challenge and question the conventional ideas…

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Theatre “Deathtrap”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 April 1979 · page 21

After its Broadway and London success, Ira Levin’s latest thriller, ‘Deathtrap,’ is bound to appeal to Sydney audiences. Well presented and cast…

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Film and Theatre Mused at the Cellblock

Tharunka · Monday 9 April 1979 · page 9

GONG SONG and Sums by Irving, have been choreographed by Jacqui Carroll, who will be leaving in the middle of April for study and work in London. These…

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Theatre Ten Times Table

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 April 1979 · page 21

Ayckbourne's latest play to appear on the Sydney stage is “Ten Times Table” at the Marian Street Theatre at Killara. Alastair Duncan’s…

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Elton John for Israel Concerts

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 April 1979 · page 21

LONDON: A Yom Ha’atzmaut concert at the Jerusalem Philharmonic Hall will be the highlight of pop star Elton John’s five engagements in Israel. Elton will play three dates at the Jerusalem…

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film & theatre The Wild Duck

Tharunka · Tuesday 17 April 1979 · page 15

“The Wild Duck”, directed by Hans Geissendorfer, is a skilful adaptation of Ibsen's play. The film unfolds the tale of the Ekdal family whose existence is eventually…

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Theatre “The Glass Menagerie”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 April 1979 · page 13

The First Stage Theatre Company's outstanding production of Tennessee Williams' “The Glass Menagerie” pays careful attention to details. Presented at the Stables…

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B'ball Cup to Nsw Times Trophy by Two Points

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 April 1979 · page 19

NSW Maccabi Basketball Club regained the Jewish Times Cup by a slender two-point margin over AJAX (Melbourne) after a thrilling two-match series at the Alexandria Stadium last weekend…

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students STILL need a student theatre

Tharunka · Monday 23 April 1979 · page 13

To assume that the student theatre issue has been resolved by giving the Parade Theatre to NIDA and the NIDA theatre to students, is a fallacy. In fact the university…

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Film & Theatre Nosferartu

Tharunka · Monday 30 April 1979 · page 14

If 1978 is to be remembered for the year of the science-fiction extravaganza, then 1979 will surely be remembered for the year of the vampire. Since Bram…

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