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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1993

231 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 12

The need to believe Theatre The Shawl

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1993 · page 6

SYDNEY theatregoers will perhaps only know American playwright David Mamet’s work from his tornado-force,…

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Young Mo’s deserved death at the Crossroads Theatre Young Mo

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1993 · page 5

DIRECTOR Clara Mason reminds us that Young Mo has not been seen In Sydney since 1977 and the opening night performance at the…

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Big show, big laughs at Nida Theatre A Flea in her Ear

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1993 · page 5

IN THE first weeks of my reviewing for this paper I saw and hugely admired a production of Cyrano de Bergerac starring John Bell and the…

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Mahler’s vision unfulfilled MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1993 · page 5

MAHLER IS the most important composer of the 20th century. Even though most of his music falls chronologically in the 19th century, he is a modem composer who found the stimmung, the correct…

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Walking a tightrope THEATRE Punch Me in the Stomach!

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1993 · page 6

NEW ZEALAND-bom US resident daughter of a young Holocaust survivor, Deb Filler treads a tightrope with infectious…

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John Bell the star-maker? THEATRE Romeo and Juliet

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1993 · page 6

THE BELL Shakespeare Company was given little chance of survival by the pundits after its disastrous first production (Hamlet) in an audienceunfriendly tent with some wildly — but uninspired…

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Le Cornier de la Culture THEATRE L'Ecole des Femmes, de fean-luc Boutté

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 April 1993 · page 25

Le personnage d'Amoiphe nous a souvent été présenté sous un as caricatural, que la nouvelle mise "l'Ecole des Femmes", de Molière, par…

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Professional Jewish theatre group founded

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 April 1993 · page 6

A NEW Sydney-based Jewish professional theatre group is being established by well-known Jewish director Paula Iland. The group, Theatron, is the converging…

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Controversy won’t go away THEATRE In Duty Bound

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 April 1993 · page 7

CHRISTOPHER Cummings’ considerable achievement in finding suitable Jewish actors for his production of Ron Elisha’s first-produced play In Duty Bound has…

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Young Mo Crossroads Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 April 1993 · page 34

In a nutshell - long on ambition, acting and production and short on writing discipline! The story of Roy Rene, known as Mo, a…

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Extreme State Theatre, 4Th April Presented by Frontier Touring

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 April 1993 · page 32

Extreme talent- NUNO BETTENCOURT remember the name if you haven’t already heard it. This guy has gotta be genius and took guitar playing…

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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Pilgrim Theatre, 262 Pitt Street

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 April 1993 · page 34

What?! Spend over three hours watching a childless couple tear each other to bits. Not satisfied with that, drag another hapless couple into the carnage?…

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Stage Once a Catholic The Rep Theatre, Newtown PH:5651482 For bookings

Tharunka · Tuesday 20 April 1993 · page 34

The opening of ONCE A CATHOLIC was a culturally mixed bag which demonstrated this play's universal humour…

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Playing to the gallery MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 6

WITH HIS E flat major Piano Concerto No 9 K271 inspired by a French pianist, Mile Jeunehomme, Mozart brought the piano concerto into the modern era…

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Indoor Soccer’s Matza Ball Upset

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 19

THE MACCABI Indoor Soccer team, which plays on Monday nights in the Five Dock 1st Division, remains undefeated on the court, but has slipped to…

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Revisiting play “with a hole in if’ THEATRE Top Girls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 6

THE SYDNEY Theatre Company has generously provided a second opportunity to see and assess Caryl Churchill’s somewhat sensational and certainly enigmatic Top…

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entertainment Penny production worth pounds THEATRE Lend Me a Tenor

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 6

GARY PENNY is back in business with a new production of Ken Ludwig’s multiaward-winning Lend Me a Tenor, which has started a comprehensive…

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음악 Poland의 제습 필하모니 Orchestra 객원지휘 및 작품 발표를 마치고 우종억

Taeyangju Nyusu = The Dae Yang Chu News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 20

작년 11월 포란드(Polans)의 수도Warzawa (바르 샤바)의 쇼핑 음악원 초청으로 한포란드 역사상 처 음으로 음악원 연주홀에서 한국 실내악 작품 발표회 와 또 음악원 교향악단을 지휘한후 3개월만에 이번…

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Concert recital

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 5

A CONCERT by the talented ca Dolce duo of Shirley Frumar (piano) and Robyn Sarajinsky (violin) will launch the Jewish…

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Lively concert of deadly music MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1993 · page 6

MEET THE Music is arguably the most important of the various series of concerts presented by the ABC for the SSO. It provides a valuable practical…

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