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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1996

182 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 10

Mount Sinai end of year concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 1996 · page 16

COMMUNAL stalwart Hans Mueller addressed a capacity audience in the Moriah Harry Triguboff Auditorium…

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THEATRE Ningali Warm persuasion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 1996 · page 23

YOU’RE born under a tree near Fitzroy Crossing in The Kimberleys. You know only your own tribal language. Your family is dispersed and you find…

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A major play THEATRE Pentecost

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 1996 · page 23

AS S WE know, Pentecost means fiftieth day, and in Judaism it is Shavuoth; in Christianity, the seventh Sunday after Easter, marking the descent of the Holy…

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Festival show more illusion than magic THEATRE Stars of illusion

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 1996 · page 23

THE Entertainment Centre, even in lyric format is definitely not an intimate venue, and the Sydney Festival's production Stars of Illusion, though…

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Bizarre romp THEATRE Neville's Island

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 January 1996 · page 23

THE action, 30-year-old writer Tim Firth tells us, takes place on Rampsholme Island, Derwent Water, in The Lake District, England. Four businessmen are on a…

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Exponent of Viennese theatre dies OBITUARY

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 January 1996 · page 26

ONE OF Sydney’s best-known exponents of Viennese theatre and promoters of Viennese culture died suddenly this week. Karl Bittman, 84, is believed to have suffered a…

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A masterly performance THEATRE The Steward of Chistendom

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 January 1996 · page 23

YOU don’t have to be Irish to appreciate the greatness of Sebastian Barry’s play at the Seymour Centre, or the greatness of Donal McCann in the role of the…

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THEATRE Un mari idéal, au théâtre Antoine

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 20 January 1996 · page 22

A mi-chemin entre l'intrigue policière et la comédie de moeurs, le "Mari idéal", d'Oscar Wilde, a été adroitement adapté par Pierre Laville, qui en a éliminé les références trop démodées…

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Coûfontaine, au théâtre du Rond-Point

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 20 January 1996 · page 22

On n'en connaissait, sur scène, que le premier volet, "L'otage", où Sygne de Coûfontaine affronte Toussaint Turelure: un monde qui n'est plus, face cette race nouvelle, issue de la Révolution…

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First Knight (Columbia Pictures)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 1996 · page 31

I FREELY admit it. Any movie featuring Sean Connery has my vote, no questions asked. In First Knight, Connery plays the legendary King Arthur with all the dignity, grace and gentle…

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Quiz show (Hollywood Pictures)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 1996 · page 31

JOHN Turturro delivers a star performance as Herbie Stempel, the Jewish guy from Queens who causes mayhem when he is unceremoniously asked to “take a dive” and break his…

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Premiere of Part's new work MUSIC Australian Chamber Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 1996 · page 30

IF THE program of modern works performed by the Australian Chamber Orchestra last-Thursday, at the newly renovated SCEGGS Darlinghurst…

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Tiresome Tankard DANCE Songs with Mara

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 1996 · page 31

THE much-vaunted Mery Tankard Australian Dance Theatre rarely comes to Sydney. Its hour fifteen-minutes Songs with Mara a…

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Impossible task THEATRE Live Acts on Stage

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 1996 · page 31

BEFORE curtain-up as it were, I asked my neighbour, who had read the script, what we might be in for. “A thousand years of Greek mythology in 90…

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Shakespeare mimed? THEATRE Veronia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 1996 · page 23

A DELAIDE'S Magpie Theatre is here at Gen Street with its extraordinary and wonderful production, Verona, based on Romeo and Juliet, but…

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Bard true to title THEATRE As You Like It

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 1996 · page 22

RADICALLY changing the period setting of Shakespeare’s play is a dangerous business, often resulting in anomalies and anachronisms; but there is no such…

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THEATRE "Art" et "L'homme du hasard", de Yasmina Reza

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 February 1996 · page 23

YasminaReza a connu, avec "Art", un succès prodigieux qui l'a projetée au premier plan des auteurs dramatiques. Ecrit auparavant, "L'homme du hasard" met en…

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Theatre of the absurd

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 1996 · page 3

Woollahra Council’s meeting on Monday night was pure, political theatre…

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All Gershwin, all class MUSIC Sydney Symphony Orchestra M The Music of George Gershwin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 1996 · page 24

SIR William Southgate’s energetic and charismatic direction throughout this all-Gershwin performance was undoubtedly its…

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Love? Valour? Compassion? THEATRE Love! Valour! Corripassion!

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 1996 · page 24

I’VE given the title question marks instead of prized-winning author Terrence McNally’s exclamation points, because I am not sure whether he is serious or satirical…

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