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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1997

162 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 9

Meningococcal infections lead to postponement of Baxter Ball

Tharunka · Friday 5 September 1997 · page 8

The party instincts widespread of the campus are awaiting the rescheduling of the world famous Baxter Ball, after widespread Meningococcal infections throughout Baxter and…

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Montefiore concert for Maccabiah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 September 1997 · page 22

IT was standing room only at a concert held at the Montefiore Home to raise funds for families of victims of the Maccabiah bridge tragedy…

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THEATRE Les Jumeaux vénitiens, au théâtre Hébertot

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 10 September 1997 · page 27

Le Molière du "meilleur spectacle 1997", a été décerné aux "Jumeaux vénitiens", de Goldoni, dans la mise en scène de Gildas Bourdet: un chefd'oeuvre…

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arabian dance party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 September 1997 · page 17

BELLY Dance International Arabian Nights dance party, 59 Spencer Street, Rose Bay, September 13, $35 includes supper. Proceeds to Victor Chang…

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theatre party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 1997 · page 17

CABARET at Footbridge Theatre; Wizo Ayelet theatre party; September 27. $45. Rose 9327 6632; Adele 9130 7983 (h) or 9387 3666 (w)…

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TES band strikes gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 1997 · page 18

THE Emanuel School Concert Band won the gold.medal and the George Dreyfus Event at the 36th NSW Schools Concert Band Competition…

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A refreshing surprise Sydney Symphony Orchestra Great Performers Series Leila Josefowicz, Violin

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 1997 · page 29

IN the case of “child prodigy” Leila Josefowicz, just 20-years-old next month, the superlatives oozing from the press releases as to her “virtuosic abilities” turned…

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arts Power of the teacher THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 1997 · page 29

ONE of the Lookout Theatre’s contributions to the cultural life of this city is to present plays from the past and the present, and from hither and yon. For…

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TES in HICES Concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 September 1997 · page 18

STUDENTS from 17 HICES (Heads of Indepeindeht. Co-educational SchoOls) schools combined at Town Hall to form, a choir, orchestra and two concert…

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Veel emoties bij fanfare-concert

Dutch Weekly · Monday 29 September 1997 · page 17

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A new maturity DANCE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 1997 · page 30

Fish: A journey through three worlds IT was some time since I had seen the Bangarra…

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An unusual version of the dream Theatre a Midsummer Night's Dream

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 1997 · page 30

NOT another Dream! Yes, but this one is different — more different than most of the variations recently seen in town. Appropriately, it is being presented at the…

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Anniversary concert to aid Maccabiah victims

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 1997 · page 8

THE Sydney Jewish Choral Society will celebrate its first decade this month by offering…

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Great acting, great play THEATRE Master Class

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 28

IN racetrack parlance, you can put your glasses down. It’s too late to place a bet, but as they come down the straight in the 1997 best acting performance stakes, Robyn Nevin would be London to a brick to pass the post…

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A simple parable? THEATRE The Soul Salon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 October 1997 · page 28

DIRECTOR Chris Drummond describes Annie Bilton’s short (75 minutes) play at the Pilgrim Theatre, Pitt Street, as “a simple parable about humanity’s struggle for self-determination and the pursuit of happiness". It's…

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dinner dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 October 1997 · page 19

KEREN Mishpachot Hagiborim annual dinner dance, Point Piper Yacht Club, October 26. 9327 2873…

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Dutch Swing College Band

Dutch Weekly · Monday 27 October 1997 · page 19

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Ball’s in the wind an interview with Lee Rogers this is realism in a nutshell

Tharunka · Tuesday 28 October 1997 · page 57

So you want to he a film maker. You think that you got what it takes to make something big, read on. Tharunka interviews the latest young Aussie director Lee Rogers. Surf, sand, chicks and gender equality at the beach is where Lee’s at. His first feature…

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Monica off to China with yong orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 36

VIOLINIST Monica Grosman is a member of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music Chamber Orchestra, which has…

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Shakespeare for the young THEATRE The Tempest

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 1997 · page 36

THE many young people in the audience found a great deal to enjoy in the Bell Shakespeare Company’s The Tempest at the Opera House…

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