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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1993

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Big smiles in Jewish comedy THEATRE Isn’t It Romantic

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1993 · page 7

THERE IS no question-mark in the title of Pulitzer Prize-winner Wendy Wasserstein’s delightful little play, largely about generations and women’s attitudes and…

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The human and fallible face of WASPs THEATRE The Old Boy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1993 · page 7

G.R. GURNEY, who spent 25 years teaching American literature and the humanities at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) before becoming a full-time…

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Queer Screen Dance Party

Filmnews · Saturday 1 May 1993 · page 4

In the last couple of years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of gay and lesbian film and video work, but its exhibition and reception has been mainly confined to specialist…

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One Full Moon Wales 1991; dir: Endaf Emlyn; dist: Gil Serine Pictures; rt: 98 mins

Filmnews · Saturday 1 May 1993 · page 16

It's like finding some costume jewellery in the creek when you are kids. The jewels are cheap, scratched and studded with the mud of a dark life other than the creek-cool privacy of…

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The Panama Deception (USA 1992, dir: Barbara Trent,, dist: Gil Serine Pictures, rt: 90 mins)

Filmnews · Saturday 1 May 1993 · page 16

The government and military we came to know and loathe over Vietnam in the sixties is alive and, if not exactly well, still in business, as this film about the US invasion of Panama…

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The CASOC Ball

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 May 1993 · page 27

Never before in our life times have so many come together. Never before haver so many wanted to. First ever, inaugral, unprecedented and generally virginal, the CASOC Ball entered the history books as the place to be…

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Stage Isn’t It Romantic the Kent Street Theatre Season: 17 APRIL - 29 MAY

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 May 1993 · page 33

It is one thing to have the right ideological viewpoints, and often something quite different as to how one ends up living one's life. This is the premise of…

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INXS in concert

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 May 1993 · page 32

There they were, INXS is concert: a lot of people, a small roundhouse and a remarkably un Australian band. Mr Hutchinson…

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Drug Squad Visits Led Zeppelin Concert

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 May 1993 · page 14

Tharunka Editors Guilty This was the verdict handed down by Mr. E. J. Gibson, S.M. at the Sydney Central Court of Petty Session following months of waiting and speculation by all parties involved in the legal battle surrounding…

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Sinew and fire from the SSO Music Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1993 · page 5

PRIDE OF place in this review goes to the administrative staff of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for its herculean efforts in relocating this concert to the Town Hall due to…

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Laughs in the' 20s THEATRE Canaries Sometimes Sing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1993 · page 6

THE MARIAN Street Theatre has taken us back to the late ’20s for a night of hearty laughter, beautifully acted and directed, a delicious piece of…

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Gilding the Honeysuckle Rose Musical Theatre Ain’t Misbehavin'

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1993 · page 5

RETURNING to Sydney after six years, this 1978 Broadway show, which won three Tony Awards including best musical (which is hard to believe on the basis of the o…

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Joseph conquers critical prejudices Musical Theatre Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 1993 · page 7

I CAN’T help it. My upbringing conditioned me to be suspect of any attempt to popularise biblical stories through p…

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Le Courrier Des Sportifs Basket-ball Limoges, champions d'Europe des dubs

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 May 1993 · page 26

Le Limoges CSP a écrit le 15 avril Tune des plus belles pages de l'histoire du sport français en accomplissant l'exploit, inespéré lors de son arrivé Athènes, de devenir champion d'Europe des…

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War and Peace — Bernstein fashion MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 1993 · page 7

THERE’S usually a sound reason for the non-performance of a piece of music, even if its author is a recognised genius. So it is with the Symphony No 30 (K202) by…

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Off-beat, touching love story THEATRE Talley's Folly

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 1993 · page 7

IT IS 1944. Matt is an introverted 42-year-old Jewish accountant carrying deep emotioned wounds from the persecution his family suffered in Europe long before…

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Stage Aint Misbehavin the Fats Waller Musical Show” Theatre Royal 29th April- 29th May

Tharunka · Tuesday 18 May 1993 · page 28

FATS WALLER is one of the great jazz legends. He was a singer, composer, piano player and outrageous personality, whose prime was in the 'swinging'…

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Dance photographs

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1993 · page 7

THE PHOTOGRAPHIC work of Elaine Pelot Kitchener is on display at the headquarters of the Sydney Dance Company until the end of this month…

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Empire and republic meet with music MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1993 · page 7

IN THE much praised current Meet the Music series, the latest concert offered a clever mix of music of empire and republicanism. It was…

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Wrublewski: top b'ball post

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 1993 · page 18

LEADING sports administrator Mike Wrublewski has been named head of delegation of the Australian men’s under-23 basketball…

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