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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1992

240 stories in Sydney's papers · page 10 of 12

Bondi Pavilion Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 September 1992 · page 8

Queen Elisabeth Drive, Bondi Beach Tel: 368 1119 Us or Them has just been listed on…

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life/arts Bawdy Barmaids at Belvoir Theatre Barmaids

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 September 1992 · page 6

THIS IS a hugely entertaining piece (I do not say “play”, for there really is no story) about five days in the lives of two barmaids in fear of displacement because of their ages or a new…

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And the rest is silence... or is it? Theatre 'Night, Mother

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 September 1992 · page 5

THIS IS the second production I have seen of Marsha Norman’s unrelentingly harrowing Pulitzer Prize winner about an epileptic woman who craves silence (and peace) and…

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arts/leisure Age of heroes Film Theatre Opera Music Television Radio

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 September 1992 · page 5

The vanished civilisation of fabled Atlantis was part of the great Minoan civilisation in Crete, devastated,…

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Dance parties

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 September 1992 · page 2

HABONIM Dror is organising an “Afrika Nite” at the NCJW hall for kids years 8-11 on September 26 between S-l 1.30pm. Dress reggae, African. All proceeds to Somalia relief effort by Care Australia. $8. 365-2980…

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Siblings let it all hang out Theatre Sisters

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 September 1992 · page 6

FROM STEPHEN Sewell, who made an indelible mark on the Australian theatre scene with a series of successes from…

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arts/leisure Film Theatre Opera Music Television Radio Fiesta'92

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 September 1992 · page 6

AT Gunnamatta Park, Cronulla, this Sunday a multicultural festival called Fiesta ’92 will bring together…

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Not on any account to be missed Theatre Two Weeks with the Queen

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 September 1992 · page 6

AURICE CHEVALIER used to say the most beautiful girl in the world was the one he had just admired. I’m a bit like that about theatre…

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Indonesian Dinner Dance "De Soos"

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 21 September 1992 · page 17

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Nieuws uit Bundaberg door Alex Zwarts Harvest Ball

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 21 September 1992 · page 21

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Somalia aid dance party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 September 1992 · page 2

HABONIM Dror is organising an “Afrika Nite” at the NCJW hall for kids Years 8-11 on September 26 between 8-11.30pm. Dress reggae, African. All proceeds to Somalia relief effort by Care Australia. $8. 365-2980…

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Big events in small space Theatre Macbeth

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 September 1992 · page 10

DIRECTOR PETER Kingston has demonstrated something I have always believed — that Shakespeare does not need large…

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Theatre a sport in carnival talent night

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 September 1992 · page 15

THERE’S GOLD up for grabs when the 60th (Diamond Jubilee) Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival holds its talent quest event in December…

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Still news 70 years on Theatre the Anastasia File

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 September 1992 · page 9

Peter Morrison ONLY recently were there press reports that some bones found in the Urals were claimed to be those of Tzar Nicholas II and his family…

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news/education Photo Focus on Moriah College Cast of 250 wows ’em at Primary concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 September 1992 · page 10

A CAST of 250 actors, singers, dancers and musicians captivated a capacity audience of indulgent parents and friends last week at the Moriah College Primary School Years 3 and 4 concert. The concert (one performance only) was elaborately staged, with…

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Girl combines love of dance with sport

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 October 1992 · page 15

AN EIGHT-year-old Sydney girl is successfully combining a love for dancing with sport. Alexandra, daughter of John…

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life/arts Timeless message, top theatre Theatre the Diary of Anne Frank

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 October 1992 · page 7

THE ANNE Frank story is one of those that must be retold again and again. Once a year would not be too often, since in play form (brilliantly dramatised from the diary and other sources by…

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New group begins with a hit Theatre a Little Like Drowning

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 October 1992 · page 7

THE BELVOIR has a hit on its hands, a vastly entertaining and deeply moving play by a writer you may never have heard of, Irish Italian Anthony Minghella, and staged by a group you have…

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THEATRE Jean-Claude Brialy et le Boulevard classique

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 October 1992 · page 21

Avec Feydeau et Guitry, acquis ses lettres de noblesse. A l'heure où la Comédie Française semble négliger de plus en plus te répertoire des grands classiques (et de ceux qui…

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hellsoc ball Hellsoc Ball a Great Success

Tharunka · Tuesday 13 October 1992 · page 21

The Hellenic Society’s (HELLSOC) Cause The Modern Greek Department has been up and running since the beginning of 1989. In 1992 the future of the programme is still undecided. The University’s original stance was that if enough interest was shown in…

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