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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1989

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Rough passage in this new Ship of Fools THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 May 1989 · page 25

SHIP OF FOOLS is a familiar title, though this is new play written and acted by Melbourne’s Whistling in the Theatre in…

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Mazal Tou Classical concert for Jerusalem Day

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 May 1989 · page 31

THE NEW SOUTH Wales Friends of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and the State Zionist Council will celebrate…

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Moriah’s rainbow deb ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 June 1989 · page 29

BREAKING WITH tradition Moriah College Parents’ Friends’ Association has scrapped the requirement that…

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Czech speaks in universal language THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 June 1989 · page 22

CZECH playwright, dissident and human rights activist Vaclav Havel’s works have been banned in his own country since 1969;…

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SPOTLIGHT / ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Theatre critic Naomi Doudai reviews a dramatization of ‘Shira’, Nobel-Prizewinner S. Y. Agnon’s last work Two kinds of love

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 June 1989 · page 15

SHIRA by S.Y. Agnon. Adapted and directed by Yoram Falk. Set and costumes - David Sharir. Music — Uri Vidislavsky. Cameri Theatre Stage Two at Tzavta, Tel Aviv…

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Teenage Dance

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 28

A RECORD crowd is expected at a dance party to be held at the Hakoah Club on Saturday, June 17…

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LIFE Arts Fresh, entertaining classic THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 20

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare Drama Theatre Sydney Opera House…

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Moriah debutantes ready for June 17 ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 26

Lisa Barta, 16, daughter of Eva Lowy and Steven Barta, has been at Moriah for 3½ years…

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How to be a concert nuisance

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 June 1989 · page 22

Fred Blanks COUGHLESS concerts have commenced. That is to say, the Opera House optimists have…

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La lettre de Paris d’Eddy Batache THEATRE Le Printemps de la Comedie-Francaise

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 June 1989 · page 18

Parmi les pièces qui seront présentées alternance jusqu'au 31 juillet au Théâtre Français, le Mariage de Figaro illustre la participation de cette auguste maison aux…

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Le concert Berliozdu 10 juillet à l’Opéra

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 June 1989 · page 13

Quatre cents musiciens se produiront un unique concert Berlioz, le lundi juillret, à 20 H, au Concert Hall de l'Opéra de Sydney Cet événement s'ins…

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Perfection in classic romantic drama THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 June 1989 · page 23

FOR THE last of its 1988-89 season, the consistently successful Northside Theatre Company is presenting the Royal…

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Moriah debutantes ready for June 17 ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 June 1989 · page 26

Nicole Hammerman, 16, eldest daughter of Peter and Kitty Hammerman, has been at…

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Arts in the community Theatre of the eccentric

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 June 1989 · page 20

JUNE 26 will see the unveiling of Ira Seidenstein's latest solo show The Battler. Seidenstein describes himself as…

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Gala ball launches twentyone Moriah debutantes

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 June 1989 · page 29

TWENTY-ONE Moriah College debutantes were presented to JCA president Hal Goldstein at a glittering ball on Sunday…

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Cheerless look at Sydney Greeks THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 June 1989 · page 22

APTLY TITLED, Greek Tragedy is a cheerless, hopeless look at a batch of young Sydney Greeks. The play is the second in the Belvoir’s subscription series, Directors’ Choice, and was “created”…

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Arts Hogwood conducts Harnoy in SSO concerts for ABC

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 June 1989 · page 21

ISRAELI-born Ofra Harnoy, one of the world’s leading young musicians, will perform with the renowned musician Christopher Hogwood in a series of ABC concerts by the Sydney Symphony…

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Guys gotta dance

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 June 1989 · page 19

Dance is catching on among young men in Jerusalem, both as a pastime ana as a profession. Michal Leventhal reports ERECT OF posture and frail of frame, 13-year-old Guy Lipkin…

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Recruiting Officer: far more than historic THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 June 1989 · page 23

CONTINUING the story of London’s Royal Court Theatre Company at The Wharf: We left them at the end of…

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In England, even cinema is theatre David Cox goes to MOMI in London

Filmnews · Saturday 1 July 1989 · page 2

In London's West End this season a stage production of Fritz Lang's '30s classic film Metropolis is under way. Live orchestral music…

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