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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1988

170 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 9

Bush Dance, Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 15

ABOUT 300 Masada Primary schoolchildren and their parents participated in a rousing bush-dance and art show at the Kuringai…

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Jewish Life in Pictures

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 9

A NATIONAL photographic competition to capture reflections of contemporary Jewish life in Australia has been launched in…

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Royal Ballet Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 15

NOTHING should deter ballet lovers from rushing the ticket offices for the season of The Royal Ballet from Covent Garden, to…

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The Process of German Rationalisation of Evil Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 18

[?]By VIC ALHADEFF HOW DID ordinary German citizens become Nazis?…

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Arts and Entertainment Noel and Gertie Is Compulsory Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 15

I CAN THINK of no good reason why any devotee of the theatre who has the opportunity should not see Peter Carroll and Geraldine…

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ECAJ head asks Moscow Jewish Theatre to cancel proposed Australian season Local Jewish artists should ao to USSR instead

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 3

EXECUTIVE Council of Australian Jewry president Isi Leibler has asked Moscow’s Jewish Musical Theatre to cancel its proposed…

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Black women spread their wings Akwanso Fly South, written by Robyn Archer in collaboration with the performers: Jigzie Campbell, Dorinda Hafner, Aku Kadogo & Rhoda Roberts, at the Belvior St Theatre, Sydney, and then on tour. (See What's On.)

Tribune · Wednesday 6 July 1988 · page 9

"Sometimes I feel I've been travelling all my life," says Jigzie, from Jamaica via London, via Melbourne, in Akwanso Fly South. In the Ashanti…

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PROFILE Good director finds theatre willing to take a “chance”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 July 1988 · page 23

THE PRODUCTION of ScottishJewish playwright C.P. Taylor’s innovative play, Good, at the New Theatre, Newtown, marks the end…

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Theatre Bacchus Aux Bouffes-parisiens

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 July 1988 · page 20

Créé par Jean-Louis Barrault en 1951, "Bacchus" de Cocteau ressuscite aujourd'hui grâce à Jean Marais qui en assure la mise en scène, les décors et…

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Reviews a play that lives up to its name Good, a play by C P Taylor, playing at the New Theatre, 542 King Street, Newtown, Fri and Sat at 8.15 pm, Suns at 5.30 pm until Saturday, August 6

Tribune · Wednesday 13 July 1988 · page 9

Set in Hitler's Germany, Good dwells on the compromise and apathy which led to the atrocities which, seemingly, not too many Germans supported. It…

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Amiable New York Jewish Comedy Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 July 1988 · page 19

KERRY AND Elyse Jewel must be doing something right at the Hyatt Kingsgate. They are now well into their third…

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Theatre benefit to help young actor study in UK

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 July 1988 · page 3

A BENEFIT NIGHT will be held next month to help young Jewish actor Tony Sloman pay for dramatic studies at one of London’s…

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Du Pre memorial concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 July 1988 · page 20

A CONCERT IN Sydney next month will honor the memory of brilliant Jewish cellist Jacqueline du Pre, who died last…

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Lunchtime concerts

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 July 1988 · page 20

THE SYDNEY Opera House Trust is presenting a series of free organ recitals in the Concert Hall on Tuesdays between 1.10pm and…

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Choreographic carnival DANCE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 July 1988 · page 15

FIREWORKS, HUGE gushing fountains, 300 dancers and Shoshana Damari turned the spirit of the first night of the three-day…

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Not in Seoul b’ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 July 1988 · page 48

TEL AVIV: Israel failed to qualify for the Seoul Olympic Games basketball tournament after its matches in Holland last week…

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Spotlight/the Arts Heroic history Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 July 1988 · page 15

Theatre Naomi DSARAH, NILI HEROINE (Sarah, Giborat Ha-Nili), by Dvora Omer, adapted by her from her novel of the…

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Beckett Mini Fest at Belvoir Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 July 1988 · page 24

THE DOWNSTAIRS BELVOIR has been playing two programs of Samuel Beckett, a mini fest of great interest to students of the…

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Jewish Composers for Bicentennial Concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 July 1988 · page 23

FIVE AUSTRALIAN Jewish composers will be featured at a bicentennial concert early next month…

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Dance Will Help Team to Maccabiah Games

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 July 1988 · page 19

THE SWINGING '60s are to be revived at what has been termed the “party of a life-time” at the Paddington Town Hall, Saturday, August 20…

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