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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1993

231 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 12

Concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1993 · page 5

MUSICAL prodigy, 12-year-old Simon Tedeschi, will perform at the Sydney Jewish…

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Band win

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 5

MORIAH College’s Primary School Concert Band took first place in its division at…

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Steinberg’s emotional vibrancy matched by Sso Music Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 5

IT’S A tribute to Pinchas Steinberg no less than to the Sydney Symphony Orchestra that there was no feeling of anti-climax when they joined forces for the first of a series of four concerts last week…

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Joyous celebration of the power of one THEATRE Scenes from an Execution

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 7

DON’T ON any account be put off by the title. This is a lusty, sometimes grim, but mostly joyous, celebration of the power of…

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Russian concert for JCA

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 9

IN a first for the Sydney community, artists from the former Soviet Union will perform in concert under the banner of the Jewish Communal…

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Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 31 August 1993 · page 42

East Tryst Theatre Productions Enfant Terrible of British theatre, Steven Berkoff both divided and delighted…

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Listener friendly concert MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 6

A PART from the well-known predilection of Sydney audiences of adding their bronchial punctuations to the music, to say nothing of premature applause, a crowded…

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Pop goes the orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 5

ULTIMATELY, musician Searle Indyk would like his orchestra to tour internationally and to bring out a CD. But for now, Indyk is extremely busy…

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Letters Dance Company

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 16

I TAKE great exception to both the tone and the content of th story on the Kibbutz Contemporary Dancy Company (AJN 6/8/93). First to the…

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Big win for local band

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 6

COMPETING against bands from all over NSW, local band Turbo Chickens — featuring Jewish musicians David Igra and David Schlesinger (pictured) — has won the coveted…

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Heart-felt message holds true THEATRE The Shifting Heart

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 7

THE ESSENTIAL message of Richard Beynon’s The Shifting Heart, one of the wave of nowclassic Australian plays that followed…

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Satire reduced to absurd THEATRE The Gentleman’s New Clothes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 7

"THE correction of social absurdity must at…

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Fine combination MUSIC Australian Chamber Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 7

THE AUSTRALIAN Chamber Orchestra and French horn soloist Barry Tuckwell combined wonderfully in a concert featuring works by Dvorak, Mozart, Telemann and Britten…

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THEATRE Les Monstres Sacrés, aux Bouffes Parisiens

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 26

L'immense succès remporté par "Les monstres sacrés", au début de l'année, incite la direction du théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens à reprendre l'oeuvre de Cocteau en ce mois de septembre, avec Michèle…

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Wet and Dry, hot and cold THEATRE Wet and Dry

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 6

WELL, YOU wouldn’t want a play to be all wet or all dry, and this…

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A smash year for the Kibbutz Dance Company A highlight of the 1993 Melbourne International Festival later this month will be the acclaimed Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company. Veteran Israeli dance critic and correspondent Dora Sowden looks back on an exciting 12 months for this unique group of dancers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 2

EACH week kibbutzniks from all over the country abandon their jobs in the cowsheds, in the orchards, in the kitchen…

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Youth Arts Youth Arts Youth Arts Youth Arts Youth Embarrassment of boxoffice riches CONCERT Moriah Music Festival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 6

THE FOURTH Annual Moriah College Inter-House Music Festival started late; but not because of Jewish Mean Time. The…

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Concert fit for the gods OPERA Acteon and Dido; and Aeneas

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 6

IT’S BEEN a vintage week for opera! In vigneron terms, Premier Cru. From the wonderful staging of Gluck’s Orphee (see review facing page) from the 18th century,…

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Theatre the Gentleman's New Clothes

Tharunka · Tuesday 14 September 1993 · page 25

The Gentleman's New Clothes is a new translation of a Moliere play, and is now playing downstairs at the Belvoir St. Theatre. Presenting a French farce, the style for which…

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Jazz and classics meet MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1993 · page 8

IN THE now traditional introduction to the Meet the Music concerts, conductor Vernon Handley revealed himself as the owner of a ready wit. His few words before the playing of…

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