Theatre Times Webber-Rice hit by Moriah
Following the huge success of Wizos Fiddler On The Roof production, Moriah College students will stage Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s first big hit, Joseph…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1985
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THEATRE History repeating itself
Although Rocks Players' latest production, Louis Esson's The Time is Not Yet Ripe, was first performed in…
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Although there were a number of disappointments at this year's Israel Festival, 90,000 of the 120,000 tickets printed were sold and people flocked to Israel's capital for the diverse cultural offerings. The week-long-Jerusalem Film Festival at the Cinematheque also drew…
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The head of Israel’s roof organization for the disabled, Zipora Brun, has called on Tel Aviv Mayor Shlomo Lahat to go ahead with the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Theatre Times Mixed feelings about Moliere play
There are touches of brilliance in the Australian Nouveau Theatre’s production of Moliere’s The Misanthrope, presented by the Sydney Theatre Company at The Wharf…
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The West Australian Trades and Labor Council's Theatre Group is currently touring eleven different centres…
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HAIFA. - The director of the Haifa Municipal Theatre said that he intends to appeal the Film and Play Censorship Board’s ban on a new…
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Doreen Warburton’s Q Theatre, Penrith, delighted with its previous production, J.B. Priestley’s Eden End, and they’ve done it again with a rediscovered drama about family life in…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →THEATRE Phallocentric look at male prostitution Rents by Michael Wilcox, directed by Egil Kipste, Universal Theatre, Victoria St, Fitzroy, (03) 419:3777, until October 6
Rents, a new British play by Michael Wilcox, opened at the Universal Theatre, Fitzroy, on September…
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John Krummel, artistic director of the Northside Theatre Company, Marian…
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The best thing about a Williamson play, other than the fact that he is a contemporary Australian writer, is that his characterisation is so brilliantly and viciously accurate. This one is certainly no…
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The Chinese theatrical scene has, in the last few months, been enlivened by the creation of a whole series of…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →THEATRE Mary Stuart no! Maria Stuarda si! Mary StuartMaria Stuarda, a Carnivale 85 production playing at the Studio Theatre at The Wharf. September 14 to October 12. Check Wharf Theatre for times of Italian and English productions (they alternate) on 250.1700
Regular Tribune readers may recall a review of a book called Woman at War by Darcia Maraini in last…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →THEATRE Biko lives on The Biko Inquest, a play by Jon Blair and Norman Fenton, at New Theatre, 542 King St Newtown (Sydney), Fri and Sat at 8.15 pm, Sun 5.30 pm until November 9
The New Theatre decided last year that The Biko Inquest was an important production which deserved a run…
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Presidents of the four western and southern synagogues were jubilant at the success of the first combined ball in the Maccabean Hall last Saturday when more thah 250 people attended from Bankstown, Strathfield, Parramatta and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Theatre Imes Rare chance for top GBS
Opportunities to see George Bernard Shaw well acted and professionally produced are rare in this town. On that ground alone,…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The festivals of water and dance David Geffen looks at Succot and Simhat Tora traditions, past and present. Photos of the celebrations at Kfar Habad by Joel Fishman
THE WAIL of a clarinet split the early morning silence. The sound flew from the open window and reverberated off the Jerusalem stone…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →THEATRE Topp Twins tell it like it is
The Topp Twins are, at the moment, half way through their first, brief Australian tour. After a successful series of shows in…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →News Report Hussein sets the ball rolling
IN THE SHORT RUN, Israel’s daring aerial strike against PLO headquarters in Tunisia has certainly set back the latest U.S. diplomatic…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Theatre Imes Timely revival of Williamson’s Club
The ebullient Mr Williams was not unaware, either, of the fact that The Club, all about boardroom politics in sport, was on students’ study lists…
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