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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1992

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life/arts Huge talents in song and dance Theatre Hot Shoe Shuffle

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 October 1992 · page 8

DAVID ATKINS is a phenomenon of Australian show business: a pint-size dynamo, a diminutive Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly with a…

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Israeli’s view of The Planets Music Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 October 1992 · page 8

COMPOSED between 1914 and 1917, Gustav Holst’s suite for large orchestra The Planets represents on the surface a…

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Variety of riches at Stables Theatre Shorts at the Stables

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 October 1992 · page 8

ROS HORIN, artistic director of the Griffin Theatre Company, resident at The Stables in Nimrod Street, has done an exceedingly good thing in…

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Dance Tribute

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 October 1992 · page 1

A TRIBUTE in dance to modem dance pioneer Gertrud Bodenwieser marks her place in Australian theatrical history./14…

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Titanic struggle lost Music Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 October 1992 · page 14

THERE ARE many who would give their eye teeth to be able to celebrate a birthday by standing in front of a large orchestra conducting an important work. In the latest Meet the…

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End-of-year Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 October 1992 · page 1

The UIA and Wizo Zahav Ball is at the ANA International on December 31…

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life /arts Bawdy humour carries first play Theatre Sistergirl

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 October 1992 · page 13

REVIEWING Sistergirl from Perth, the Sydney Morning Herald's Angela Bennie said it was “an auspicious playwrighting debut... its…

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Six Degrees of Separation John Guare Sydney Theatre Company, Drama Theatre, Opera House

Tharunka · Tuesday 27 October 1992 · page 43

I’m sorry to say that this play has an unbelievable plot unredeemed by interesting or enlightening character development. A well-heeled New York couple find themselves put upon by an uninvited guest, a so-called school friend of their sons; a con man called Paul. He…

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Animal Farm George Orwell Adapted for the stage by Peter Hall Iron Cove Theatre, Rozelle

Tharunka · Tuesday 27 October 1992 · page 43

This is a happy, fun filled, ambitious production from Iron Cove. The cast of fifteen give all-they’ve-got to a long but entertaining…

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New dance studio

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 8

A STUDIO of modern dance has been opened in Glebe by new immigrant liana Rubinsztein. A modern dancer, teacher and…

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life /arts Purgatory kept at bay Music Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 8

THE HEAVENLY length of Schubert’s Symphony No 9 (Great C Major) often turns into purgatory well before the final great climax is reached. This is due, more often than…

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life /singles The boys in the band

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 6

TWO YEARS ago, when Danny Yezerski went to a family wedding, he made a decision. In his view, the bands available, although very talented, lacked the…

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JNF man has a ball with winning ticket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 18

LONGSTANDING Sydney JNF worker Alec Polonsky recently visited Melbourne to attend his brother Jacob’s 100th birthday. Since Alec Polonsky is the father-in-law of former Jewish National Fund federal president Dr Lou Bernstein, it was not…

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Impressive musical theatre Opera Foxy and Fahrenheit 451

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 9

REGRETTABLY, the Belvoir Street season of these two three-quarter-hour contemporary Australian operas (or pieces of musical theatre — I don’t want to be semantic…

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Clearly between soap and legit drama Theatre Crystal Clear

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 9

CRYSTAL CLEAR is a long one-act piece or, if you will, a short full-length play without interval about a young man who is…

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Two late, strong pieces from Miller Theatre Danger—memory!

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 9

IN HIS autobiographical book Timebends — A Life (which I regard as essential reading for anyone interested in theatre, politics, the human condition or almost anything…

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arts/leisure Valler tribute Film Theatre Opera Music Television Radio

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 October 1992 · page 7

NOTED pianist Rachel Valler will be honoured at a recital sponsored by The Friends of the Israeli Philharmonic…

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Swell, but hardly elegant Theatre a Swell Party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 November 1992 · page 6

THE NIGHT I saw A Swell Party was not a partisan, claquish or sycophantish premiere, but strictly a GP house, full at that, and mostly from a breed that goes to live theatre rarely…

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Un concert du Quator Ravel

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 November 1992 · page 16

Le renommé Quatuor Rave! donnera un concert de musique de chambre ie samedi 14 novembre à 20H dans le "Great Hail" de University House à Canberra. Au programme: Haydn, Beethoven et…

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arts/entertainment Exciting theatre Theatre Shorts at the Stables Ii

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 November 1992 · page 8

ON BALANCE, I am inclined to think this second, completely new bill of one-act plays at The Stables in the Griffin’s Shorts season is even more…

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