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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1991

214 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 11

Great expectations indeed! THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1991 · page 28

THE GRANDER of two notable showbiz launches last week was a meat pie and champagne bash in the Sebel Function Centre to let media…

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Cracknell superb in Beckett THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1991 · page 29

Happy Days by Samuel Beckett Directed by Simon Phillips Designer: Mary Moore…

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Jewish themes for Lookout Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1991 · page 28

TWO FASCINATING short plays will be presented by The Lookout Theatre Club, under the direction of Charlie Little, from July 2 to August 4…

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Our Music Comp The BIG Concert! ot Stanwell Tops

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1991 · page 3

At Bond Comp we worked hard. We hod four-and-a-half hours of practice every day! Some practices were…

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Moriah & Kelvin Grove High School in Concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1991 · page 3

Queensland's foremost high school bond and orchestra spent three days in Sydney recently, billeted by Moriah High School students. Their visit culminated in o concert uuith the Moriah High School Bond. On June 13, Kelvin Grove Bond performed at Moriah College, o most…

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Jubilee concert Professor Abe Segal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 1991 · page 28

HAKOAH AND the Jewish Folk Centre were jointly responsible for the presentation of a unique concert last week on the…

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Neil Simon gives unfair advantage THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 1991 · page 26

LAST WEEK’S Moriah College Drama Festival was, as always, a sellout success in its two performances — one for students, the other for…

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Return to Manderley THEATRE Rebecca Adapted by Clifford Williams from Daphne du Maurier’s novel Directed by George Ogilvie Designed by Ken Wilby Marian Street Theatre, Killara

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 1991 · page 25

AUDIENCE reaction on opening night made it clear that there was almost universal familiarity with the story of this stage adaptation from…

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Life/Arts A delicate mass MUSIC Petite Messe Solonelle by Rossini Sydney Philharmonia Choir & Soloists Conductor: John Grundy Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 1991 · page 24

ROSSINI’S Messe is a most genial contribution to the church liturgy. Originally composed for 12 voices, two pianos and harmonium, this performance used one piano,…

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Longest-running musical THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 July 1991 · page 30

The Fantasticks Book and lyrics by Tom Jones Music by Harvey Schmidt Directed by Diana Denley and Nancye Hayes…

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Board uncovers KKK orchestra hoax

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 1991 · page 9

SEVERAL Australian newspapers were duped into printing articles on a “hoax” claim about a fictitious Ku Klux…

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Matt and his cello enchant MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Sergiu Comissiona Cello: Matt Haimovitz Music of Stravinsky, Saint-Saens and Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 1991 · page 34

IN THE CASE of 20-year-old cellist Matt Haimovitz youth is definitely not wasted on the young. His boyish good looks belie the maturity and control he has…

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Holocaust survivor reunited with family Theatre a Shayna Maidel (A Pretty Girl) By Barbara Lebow Directed by Sandra Bates Ensemble Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 1991 · page 34

PETER MORRISON IT IS INDICATIVE of Ensemble artistic director Sandra Bates’ compassionate and sensitive nature that she was…

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Jewish anarchist... and Sarah THEATRE Emma Goldman; Love, Anarchy and Other Affairs by Jessica Litwak Sarah and the Sax by John Lewis Carlino The Lookout Theatre Club, Woollahra Hotel Directed by Charlie Little

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 1991 · page 33

THIS DOUBLE bill makes three plays in a week about Jews, all by contemporary American writers, all good, all well acted and presented. This…

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Treasure from the south THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 July 1991 · page 39

Diving for Pearls by Katherine Thomson Directed by Neil Armfield Belvoir Street Theatre (Upstairs)…

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Gaslight for a bright night out THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 July 1991 · page 38

Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton Directed by Edgar Metcalfe Set design by James Ridewood…

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Crucible, if you can find a seat THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 July 1991 · page 39

The Crucible by Arthur Miller Directed by Richard Wherrett Sydney Theatre Company…

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Dutch male choir concert

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 29 July 1991 · page 14

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Theatre

Tharunka · Thursday 1 August 1991 · page 45

Contrary to popular opinion, experimental theatre is not just an excuse for frustrated actors to take their clothes off and grope about in the dark. Neither is it about crawling out of polystyrene wombs and shrieking around an imaginary cell, nor hitting other actors with assorted fruits as an anxiety release. So what is it then ?…

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THEATRE practising safe theatre

Tharunka · Thursday 1 August 1991 · page 46

“The Revolution in the Australian Theatre Since the 1960’s” is the subtitle of Leonard Radio’s recently released book, State of Play. It is of little…

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