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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1989

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The landscape of dance

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 February 1989 · page 35

LET US praise our great artists and what better occasion to laud Sara Levi-Tanai than at the beginning of the 40th year since she…

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Théâtre et Animations

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 February 1989 · page 12

• Festival de Perth du 5 février au 5 mars 1989. University of W.A. Nedlands W.A. 6009 • "Lb tragédie de Carmen" de P…

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Scandal of the phantom of the Opera House THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 February 1989 · page 22

IT CAME as no surprise to those of us who have been involved in theatre over the years that Cameron Mackintosh would premier Phantom of…

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Learning by stages Social issues are at the centre of a Negev theatre company’s productions

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 February 1989 · page 15

TO ENTERTAIN or to educate — that is the question. The Teatron Hanegev, which defines itself as a “theatre of social…

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Arts and Entertainment Good or bad — compared to what? THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 February 1989 · page 22

I WAS GIVEN pause (and sometimes wish I was given more of it) by recent comments on the state and quality of theatre in Sydney;…

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Modern day morality tale THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 February 1989 · page 19

SHAKE, OH SHAKE the ketchup bottle. None will come and then a lot’ll. Ogden Nash’s gastronomic truism might easily…

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Winner over a short spirit THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 February 1989 · page 22

THE AUTHORS of this piece are well credentialed in the comedy stakes with involvements in Not the Nine O’clock News and Alas…

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Polish Theatre man at Folk Centre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 February 1989 · page 6

DIRECTOR of Poland’s State Jewish Theatre Szymon Szurmiej addressed more than 100 people in Yiddish at Woollahra's Jewish…

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Vacuous play on a Russian theme THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 February 1989 · page 22

I HAVE to admit to no knowledge of Alexander Ostrovsky’s play The Bankrupt from which this play is freely adapted. We know…

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A classic misreading of a dream role THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 February 1989 · page 22

WHEN A Doll’s House was first produced (with a happy ending!), it created a storm of argument about social ethics in northern…

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Patchy Rain THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 24

Summer Rain by Nick Enright and Terence Clarke Sydney Theatre Company…

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Robbie on the ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 48

FORMER WORLD billiards champion and one-time Australian Jewish Sportsman of the Year Robbie Foldvari has won his…

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Putting music into words THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 24

GROUPS OF CITIZENS who have serious music as a common interest and wish to discuss it or learn more about it have sprung…

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New team in women’s b’ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 48

NSW MACCABI Basketball Club has high hopes for its newly formed women’s junior-intermediate team, playing under the…

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Cantor for Central concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 March 1989 · page 22

CANTOR ARI Klein of California will perform at the Hakoah club next month during a visit to Sydney sponsored by…

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Angel City Bay Street Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 7 March 1989 · page 25

Bay Street Theatre This is a Sam Shepherd (of Paris, Texas fame) play, about the production of a film. It is set in…

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High hopes for dream theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 March 1989 · page 15

CHANGE is coming to Jaffa’s longneglected Sderot Yerushalayim. Once the prime commercial street of the city, this spacious tree-lined…

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Smash hit for ’30s musical THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 March 1989 · page 23

Anything Goes Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter State Theatre…

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PEOPLE Full-time theatre for half of production team

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 March 1989 · page 16

THE NAME of theatrical entrepreneur Gary Penny has become byword in the entertainment world for his string of…

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Theatre Reviews the Conquest of the South Pole

Tharunka · Tuesday 14 March 1989 · page 27

Youth unemployment is a chronic problem throughout the world. In an era when people's lives are so much a construct of their work, unemployment…

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