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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1996

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A tragedy Theatre a view from the Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 1996 · page 23

LAST week we welcomed back Italian opera to Bepnelong Point. Now its open arms for mid-century American drama at the other, end of town — Arthur Miller's…

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Uncertain show-off CABARET Pictures of an Exhibitionist

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 February 1996 · page 26

JON Jackson and the Great Big Opera Company (singer Jackson plus keboard and music computer wizzes Allan Walker and Greg Riddell) have been around for six years. They served…

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Purim concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 February 1996 · page 14

THE Jewish Folk Centre in Bondi junction will host its regular Purim party early next month. Featuring a line-up of singers and dancers, the concert will take place on March 3 at 3pm…

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Classic hits at the Opera House MUSIC Australian Chamber Orchestra Soloist, Ab Koster

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 March 1996 · page 29

SUBLIME expressions of beauty are exclusive; they ignore all that is simple and base. This sort of music demands virtuoso performance, and while the high…

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Play a credit to Nida Theatre Lone Star

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 March 1996 · page 28

THERE’S a gutsy little piece of contemporary American theatre Downstairs at Belvoir Street, staged by the Sons of the Desert Theatre Company which was formed last year…

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Dying man's reflections THEATRE The Destiny of Me

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 March 1996 · page 28

THE New Theatre (established in 1932) is doing better and better work, shedding its old non-professional (for which read “amateur") image. With Larry Kramer’s…

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Dynamic dancers from Israel DANCE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 March 1996 · page 30

THE electrifying Israeli dance company Batsheva performed Anaphase to open the Adelaide Festival last week. This production by the acclaimed dance…

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Flawed construction THEATRE Gary's House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 March 1996 · page 31

AN EXPERIENCED and successful writer, best known for her stage pieces Dags and Lumps, Debra Oswald has delivered' herself of a comedy-drama which wili be taken…

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Invitation to lauch THEATRE Quartermaine's Terms

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 March 1996 · page 31

BRITISH writer Simon Gray (Butley, Close of Play) extends an open invitation to laugh at a batch of small-time, personally mixed-up teachers in the Marian Street Theatre’s handsome and effective…

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THEATRE La Parisienne, au Théâtre de l'Atelier

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 March 1996 · page 26

Nathalie Baye, célèbre à l'écran, débute sur les planches dans "La Parisienne" d'Henri Becque. Naguère au répertoire de la Comédie Française, cette comédie douce-amère est à la fois une satire…

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Masada Purim masquerade ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1996 · page 36

MASADA College celebrated Purim with a masked ball last week with parents, students and friends donning imaginative fancy dress costumes for the extravagansa. The evening was organised by the prefect body…

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An engaging one-woman performance THEATRE The Seven Stagesof Grieving

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 March 1996 · page 28

AS THE title suggests, this; onewoman show performed and co-written by Deborah Mailman of Brisbane's Kooemba…

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Soapboxodq[?]os Band Aid

Tharunka · Tuesday 19 March 1996 · page 4

Dear Tharunka Bands or artists perform on most Wednesdays at the Library Lawn between 1pm and 2pm; we have the Union to thank for organising these shows. Some can be rated “good”, some are passable, and some are truly abysmal. But that is not the point…

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Live concert goes straight to air

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 March 1996 · page 15

Chrictine Greco ONE of-2MBS-FM's longest running programs is "Music That's Band", Presented by pun-loving Owen…

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Gripping, intense THEATRE Bold Girls

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 March 1996 · page 30

HERE IS literally a kitchen-sink play, about three women and a mystery girl in Belfast. Occasional explosions and gunfire are…

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Insights into dying THEATRE The Shadow Box

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 March 1996 · page 29

HERE'S something for the serious collector: a Pulitzer and Tony Prize Winning play (1977) that takes a serious though not harrowing…

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Runyanesque qualities THEATRE Simpatico

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 April 1996 · page 27

I CAN'T tell you what the title of this 1995 drama by American Sam Shepard means or signifies. Nor can I explain why…

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Bizarre, funny dream THEATRE Heretic

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 April 1996 · page 27

DAVID Williamson’s latest play has been perhaps his most heavily publicised before curtain up (at the Drama Theatre, Opera House); and yet the message did not get through that this was to be a…

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THEATRE Scènes de la vie conjugale, au théâtre de la Madeleine

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 10 April 1996 · page 24

Le filmd'Ingmar Bergman demeure certes dans toutes les mémoires; mais cela ne diminue en rien le plaisir de voir des acteurs aussi exceptionnels que Nicole Garcia et André…

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T- (Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 1996 · page 33

The Junior A team had a good season, while the Junior Bs lost all their games, but tried their best…

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