Pianist's life not all white tie and tails Tough Concert Profram
A long plane journey from Canada, almost as much time spent getting through customs at Sydney Airport, and straight into practice of the not…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1986
201 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 11
Concert to help Israeli w’chair squad
MELBOURNE: A night billed as a “concert of stars” will help finance the Australian visit of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →THEATRE More from the altered state
Last year, Order by Numbers presented A Few Short Wicks in Paradise, sketches loosely based on the SEQEB dispute. The political scenario in Queensland has moved on to the abortion clinic raids, Expo 88, the Callaghan dismissal and the…
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The Sydney Theatre Company has been embroiled in verbal contest with a noted Sydney critic of late, which has its curious and wryly amusing aspect…
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YAKISH AND PUTCHEH, a comedy written and directed by Hanoch Levin at the Cameri Theatre, Tel Aviv is not another of Levin’s…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Theatre S African snooping on stage Statements After An Arrest Under the Immorality Act, a play by Athol Fugard, directed By Peter Carmody, playing downstairs at the Belvoir Street Theatre, Sydney
Athol Fugard's Statements is a play written around just one aspect of South African life, but it gives…
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MELBOURNE: A record crowd of more than 300 residents attended the Montefiore Homes for the Aged annual ball held recently at the St Kilda…
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gives audiences and cast a feeling of continuity. One of the influences that Circus Oz has…
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Ha’ed (The Witness), directed by Yoram Falk, is an adaptation, not an altogether adept one, of Shulamit Hareven’s children’s story by Moti…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Dance Four choreographers in Jerusalem
THE JERUSALEM Dance Theatre of Tamara Mielnik presented works by four choreographers at the Gerard Behar Centre (March 4) and…
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A dance party at John and Erica Border’s raised $12,000 for disabled Israeli war veterans…
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After 45 years providing theatrical entertainment for its mainly Jewish audiences, the Viennese Theatre has decided to disband…
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If there is still time, by all means take in Newland Productions’ presentation of Oscar Wilde’s unfailing comedy of the absurd society of his England, at the Bondi Pavilion,…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →Israel Ready for World Wheelchair B’ball Title Times Sports Special
MELBOURNE: Former champions, Israel, has a tough draw in the Gold Cup ’86 4th World Wheelchair Basketball Championships, starting here on Sunday morning…
Continued on Trove, page 48 →Concert revives cantorial arts CONCERT
The days of (chazanut) glory are in the past, the days when a Sirota, a Chagy, a Hershman, or a Roitman were household names, the days when the master cantor…
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Arrests at the St Patrick's Day demonstration during the 1948 Queensland railway strike. The 1948 strike is one of the incidents featured in Errol O'Neill's play Popular Front at La Boite, Brisbane, until April 26…
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‘NETUSHIM’ (Abandoned), a play written and directed by Hillel Mittelpunkt. Sets and costumes - Eitan Levy; music - Yossi Mar-Haim; choreography - Daniella Michaeli;…
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BASKET-BALL Pour son dernier match en phase finale de la Coupe d'Europe des clubs champions, le Cercle sportif…
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There is rarely, indeed never, a real [?]amine of theatre in Sydney. But there is a good case or moving some of the…
Continued on Trove, page 31 →Beckett’s genius a brooding view Theatre Times
He has just turned 80, and is a legend in his own lifetime, despite the fact that most people cannot understand his writings and that halfway through his life he switched from writing in…
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