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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1982

134 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 7

Jewish Theatre’s television show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 11

A folklorist musical spectacle performed by the actors of the State Jewish Theatre in Warsaw will be screened by Channel 0/28…

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Theatre Times Ensemble program gives satisfaction

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 17

Mick Barnes’ Eleven Eleven is a satirical and generally hilarious three-act set of various themes like Ned…

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Return Season Comedy magic is back by Sydney Theatre Co

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 14

The antics of a hare-brained, but heart-happy family in the Moss Hart-George S. Kaufman comedy classic You Can't Take it With You, come to life again with the Sydney Theatre Company's production of this Pulitzer…

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Jewish Dayschool End of Year Roundup Moriah primary school doubles pupil intake School band

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 6

Moriah Primary School, which has more than doubled its pupil intake in six years, held its 1981 annual Speech Day in the Rose Bay Wintergarden Theatre,…

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ABC’s concert line-up for 50th anniversary

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 17

Pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy heads an impressive list of major concert artists coming to…

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Concert Comfort

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 January 1982 · page 16

It was not the fault of the Italian Institute of Culture that you could have cut the unconditioned air there with a blunt knife during its concert making conditions uncomfortable for the musicians as well as for the audience…

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Experience tells in women’s b’ball win

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1982 · page 19

BRISBANE: Victoria overcame the handicap of having only seven players to beat NSW in the women’s basketball at the 49th carnival, here last week…

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Theatre Times Broadway classic is first hit for the year

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1982 · page 13

Sydney audiences merit the opportunity from time to time of seeing some of the…

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Goodman Jubilee Concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 January 1982 · page 3

Pianist Isador Goodman will celebrate his Golden Jubilee as a performing artist with an all-Chopin…

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T.a. Maccabi Wins World B'ball Title

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 January 1982 · page 19

LONDON: European champions Maccabi Tel Aviv won the Philips world invitation 16-team basketball championship for the third time in four years at…

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THEATRE TIMEs Jewish Theme in World Premiere Sydney Play

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 January 1982 · page 13

The Nimrod Theatre’s first major offering for 1982 will be the world premiere season of…

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Pictures for Junior Stars

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 January 1982 · page 20

All players signing for Maccabi Junior Soccer Club on Sunday, February 14, must have portrait…

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Theatre Times Here’s cryogenics with laughs aplenty

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 January 1982 · page 12

Craig Cronin, who has deferred his NIDA course and has already done quite a bit of impressive…

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Theatre Times Nimrod’s play’s not necessarily Jewish

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 February 1982 · page 12

As an American comedian used to say when asked if he were Jewish, “Not necessarily.”…

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Befaamde jazz band op grote kermis van Dandenong

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 5 February 1982 · page 2

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Leisure is pleasure at Her Majesty’s Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1982 · page 17

Live shows cannot fill a theatre, seven days a week for 52 weeks of the year. Too often our live theatres are “dark”;…

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Theatre Times New Productions Are Packing the Theatres

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1982 · page 21

The tumult and shouting about cut subsidies seem long to have died away and so it’s…

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Theatre Times Einstein Looks Back in Despair

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 February 1982 · page 14

We’re grateful to the Melbourne Theatre Company, the sort of local national theatre (to…

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Theatre Times “Song” remains as top entertainment

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 20

The brilliant Neil Simon play, They’re playing Our Song, with the added advantage of…

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Student theatre group plans a season of Brecht works

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 February 1982 · page 19

Mary-Ann Eckstein has worked as a cowhand on Kibbutz Nir Eliyahu and a cleaner in Paris, Debbie Samuels wouldn’t mind becoming a professional stage manager, Garry Charney loves lunch at Doyle’s, Noel Coward and being Jewish, Eva Hurst Sheinberg recommends turning 30 for self-development, Rodney Marks was artist in residence at Shalom College and Mozelle Aaron teaches, among other things, Tai-Chi…

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