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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1991

214 stories in Sydney's papers · page 10 of 11

Liffe/Arts Concert to span four centuries, raise funds

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 October 1991 · page 25

A MAJOR concert featuring the Sydney Jewish Choral Society in the Great Hall of Sydney University on Sunday night, October 20, will…

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Political theatre PARTISAN

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 October 1991 · page 15

FOR LIVE political drama, or melodrama, only the hearings on Watergate in the ’70s, and in the ’50s on Senator Joe McCarthy,…

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Not so black comedy THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 October 1991 · page 25

The Killing of Sister George by Frank Marcus Directed by Helmut Bakaitis Q Theatre, Penrith…

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Too much diversion in student show THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 October 1991 · page 25

Agamemnon by Steven Berkoff Lysistrata after Aristophanes…

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What recession? Theatres report record boxoffice THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 October 1991 · page 25

THE SYDNEY Theatre Company j and the Ensemble Theatre hav IB announced their new season line-ups. Rich and varied fare they seem to be…

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Irish Sydney Theatre Group

Tharunka · Tuesday 22 October 1991 · page 34

The Irish Sydney Theatre Group has been around since 1987, producing Irish plays, both the classics and contemporary work…

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Sydney Theatre Company 1992 Programme

Tharunka · Tuesday 22 October 1991 · page 34

The Cultural Programs Department in the Blockhouse, Lower Campus, will again be selling discount theatre tickets next year. Many of the STC…

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Theatre & Performance Tales From the Decameron Nida

Tharunka · Tuesday 22 October 1991 · page 34

Something different......ten medieval tales from Giovanni Boccaccio. Sex, debauchery, murder, adultery and comedy and that's just the first…

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The Boys Next Door by Tom Griffin Ensemble Theatre, Milsons Point

Tharunka · Tuesday 22 October 1991 · page 34

This is the best play I’ve seen for long time. Acomedy with a message. Hilarity tinged with pathos. Sadness lingering, strangely, as an uplift of…

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Multiracial band on tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 October 1991 · page 24

A MULTIRACIAL BAND which presents itself as a reflection of the future South Africa and which has taken that country by storm is set to tour Australia…

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Right Royal King and I Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 October 1991 · page 25

The King and I Music by Richard Rodgers Book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, Directed by Christopher Renshaw…

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Charley going strong at 99 THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 October 1991 · page 25

Charley’s Aunt by Brandon Thomas Directed by Peter Williams Designer: Deirdre Burges…

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Run for your tickets to hit comedy THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 October 1991 · page 24

Run for Your Wife by Ray Cooney Directed by Leslie Lawton Set Design: Douglas Heap…

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EDUCATION From the world of dance Winning dance style

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 November 1991 · page 10

DANCER Neil Glaser, 11, may be the odd one out at times, but his individuality and talent recently won him first place in the…

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Handley inspirational MUSIC Music of Mozart, Bloch, Vaughan Williams Colin Carr, cello Sydney Symphony Orchestra Vernon Handley, conductor Opera House Concert Hall

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 November 1991 · page 24

GRATITUDE — an emotion which the near-capacity audience should have felt for hearing one of the great symphonies of the 20th century,…

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Joe Orton gets just deserts THEATRE Menage a Trois — an Evening with Joe Orton The Ruffian on the Stair by Joe Orton The Death of Joe Orton by Louis Nowra The Realm of Wasps by Steve Dawson Directed by Robert Connolly Design: Taylor Thorn Crossroads Theatre, Forbes Street

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 November 1991 · page 24

PERHAPS more infamous than famous, Joe Orton was battered to death by his homosexual lover Kenneth Halliwell in 1967, at age 34. His…

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Liffe/Arts Rich fare in Jewish festival Distant Bach MUSIC Music of J.S Bach La Petite Bande Opera House Concert Hall For Musica Viva

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 November 1991 · page 23

THE SECOND Australian Film Institute’s Jewish Film Festival opens with a program of more than 25 films from Israel, Britain, America,…

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Breathless Beethoven MUSIC Music of Beethoven Australian Chamber Orchestra Rebecca Chambers, piano Marc Minkowski, conductor Opera House Concert Hall

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 November 1991 · page 24

IF I COULD only type as fast as Marc Minkowski took Beethoven’s Symphony No 4 in B flat major, my productivity would increase tenfold…

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Mirror to nature in Soviet play Theatre a Man with Connections by Alexander Gelman Translated by Stephen Mulrine Directed and designed by Bogdan Koca Thalia Theatre Company The Lookout Theatre Club, Woollahra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 November 1991 · page 24

IF THE HEADING of this review dubs Gelman’s work “Soviet play”, let me rephrase, in light of a program note that starts:…

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BASKET-BALL Championnat de Finance

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 November 1991 · page 28

En écrasant Tours (106-71), Cholet demeurait la seule équipe invaincue du championnat de France de Nationale 1A. Cholet a bénéficié en effet de la…

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