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Sydney · Pictures, dances & concerts

Pictures, dances & concerts, 1991

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Year of variety, excitement THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 1991 · page 18

Alison Cleaver rates mention for erasing memories of previous performances of the New York (incidentally Jewish) TV writer, compulsive correspondent…

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Vic women regain b'ball title

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 1991 · page 27

VICTORIA regained the Nita and Brian Kino Shield for women’s basketball at the 58th Australian Maccabi Sports…

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Life/Been and Seen Great Dance Bash

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 1991 · page 16

MORETHAN 1000 people packed the Darling Harbour Convention Centre’s Banquet Hall for the Jewish Communal Appeal's…

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NSTE concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 1991 · page 8

NORTH SHORE Temple Emanuel’s major community project — its Senior Citizens’ Concert — will take place on…

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Archive needs synagogue pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 1991 · page 6

THE ARCHIVE of Australian Judaica is appealing to the community to donate photographs of local synagogues…

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Puppet theatre rides again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 1991 · page 7

EARLY last year a van full of the imaginative puppets created by Phillip Einfeld for the Bondi Puppet Theatre was stolen from…

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Gillies makes Stretch almost amiable Theatre a Stretch of the Imagination by Jack Hibberd Directed by Denis Moore Sydney Theatre Company & Melbourne Theatre Company The Wharf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 1991 · page 18

JACK HIBBERD graduated in medicine in 1964, wrote the promising play White with Wire Wheels in 1967, the popular Oz farce…

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The winning ways of a rock king THEATRE Go Cat Go Glenn Shorrock with Toni Allayialis, Carol Starkey and The Eddys Directed by Graeme Blundell The Hills Centre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 1991 · page 18

I’M THE one who rated the Australian Opera’s Lohengrin among the best shows of 1990, remember? So a sort of big-scale rock cabaret in the outer…

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SUMMER Sale Holiday dance workshop

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 24

THESE holidays the Susan Sperber Dance Academy will conduct a dance workshop to develop and further children’s knowledge and understanding of…

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MELBOURNE Avec le Théâtre français de Melbourne

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 19

Le Théâtre français de Melbourne terminé l'année 1990 en beauté avec Le petit cabaret chez qui s'est tenu du 2 novembre au 4…

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Steaming: more than a pot-boiler THEATRE Steaming by Nell Dunn Directed by Peter Kingston Theatre Royal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 22

VETERAN journalist and ABC film guru John Hinde once lamented that men love women and women love women, ergo no-one…

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Bran Nue Dae, joyous night THEATRE Bran Nue Dae Musical by Jimmy Chi and Kuckles (Band) Directed by Andrew Ross Festival of Sydney in association with Performing Lines Limited Parramatta Riverside Theatre (Seymour Centre Jan 22-Feb 9)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 22

LET ME say straight away and without qualification that this Aboriginal musical out of Broome, one of the hits of last year’s Perth…

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Hamlet tragically flawed THEATRE Hamlet The Bell Shakespeare Company Showground

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 21

JOHN POLSON played Hamlet; Hamlet lost. John Poison runs the gamut of emotions from A to B…

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You might as well enjoy it THEATRE You Might As Well Live Written and directed by Rodney Fisher Starring Bernadette Robinson Marian Street Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 21

IN HER short and brilliant career Melbourne’s Bernadette Robinson has shone in musicals, cabaret and opera…

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Pas de concert de Noël pour nos soldats dans le désert Les Saoudiens ont interdit Eddy Mitchell

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 5

Le Noël de nos soldats en Arabie Saoudite devait être constitué par deux concerts d'Eddy Michell,…

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Arts Mediaeval Jewish music in festival concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 1991 · page 21

WHILE popular music strives to keep pace with modern culture, early music buffs are turning the clock backwards — to revive the…

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Outlook Pictures of a faith

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 1991 · page 20

TWO YESHIVAH boys sit, discussing the Talmud. In a sea of black hats and long beards, a little girl peers out at the camera, quizzical and wary amongst the men…

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Requiem disappoints MUSIC Lauda's Mostly Mozart Australian Chamber Orchestra Sydney Philharmonia Choir Opera House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 1991 · page 32

I WOULD LIKE to say that the concluding concert in this series was a thrilling and moving experience brought about by a performance of…

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Toll not the bell for this Hamlet THEATRE Hamlet a Bell Shakespeare Company Directed by John Bell Sydney Showground

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 1991 · page 31

ANY REPORTS of the demise of the Bell Company’s first presentation, Hamlet, are at worst premature. Indeed, when I shared the…

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Arts Buddy (almost) makes rock convert MUSICAL Buddy The Buddy Holly Story Book by Alan Janes Directed by Rob Bettinson Her Majesty’s Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 1991 · page 31

BUDDY is big, bright, rollicking entertainment, a celebration, with only a momentary touch of the maudlin, of the brief career of Texan…

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