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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1998

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Pictures Missing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 March 1998 · page 16

CENTRAL Synagogue is upgrading its archives and we plan to complete the project before moving to the new synagogue…

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Venezuelan Fantasy THEATRE The Game

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 March 1998 · page 35

AS I said after seeing two Czech plays recently at The Lookout, Sydney's little, fringe or alternative theatre provides, if nothing…

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THEATRE Douze hommes en colère

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 March 1998 · page 23

Il y a prèsde quarante ans, le public parisien découvrait américaine, destinée à sensibiliser l'opinion contre la peine de mort…

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Klezmerised MUSIC The Jews Brothers Band

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 March 1998 · page 32

WHAT do you get when you mix two Jewish boys from New York with three Kiwis of various origins, then add in an assortment…

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A tour de force THEATRE Two

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 March 1998 · page 33

LANCASHIRE playwright Jim Cartwright (The Road among other hits) won at least one major award, as well he might have,…

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arts Living the dream For 17-year-old pianist Simon Tedeschi, performing with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra is all in a day's work. Sally James reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 March 1998 · page 31

CONCERT pianist Simon Tedeschi — named last…

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what's on purim concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 March 1998 · page 19

JEWISH Folk Centre Purim party and concert, guest artist Dov Farkas, with Len Mahemoff, Fay Sussman and Phil Marks, Lilia Brodsky, Alla Orlievsky, Folk Centre,…

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dance party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 17

YOUNG UIA dance party, Metro Theatre, March 29, $20. Michelle 9361 4273…

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Brave new venture THEATRE Wolf

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 41

THE Bravura Theatre Company is a new (one-year-old) self-funded venture. It discovered Jewish playwright Tobsha Learner's Wolf and decided "it should be the…

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Spotlight on women THEATRE Amy's View

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 March 1998 · page 41

PROLIFIG British writer David Hare is well known here, notably through the Sydney Theatre Company's…

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Dutch Swing College Band verovert Wellington door Ruud Doornbos

Dutch Weekly · Monday 30 March 1998 · page 21

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A night for rejoicing THEATRE Curtain Up

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 April 1998 · page 43

IT WAS in every way a night for rejoicing: the opening of a new theatre (a rare event in this or any other town), and more than that, a theatre of taste, atmosphere,…

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Temple celebrates at rousing concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 April 1998 · page 10

A ROUSING concert was held at North Shore Temple Emanuel on Saturday night to…

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THEATRE Bel-Ami, au théâtre Antoine

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 24

Du célèbre roman de Maupassant, Pierre Laville a tiré une pièce qui se déroule en une suite de tableaux, se succédant comme une série de diapositives…

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Brilliant mimcry THEATRE Lyrebird, Tales of Helpman

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 35

TYLER Coppin has been for many years a well noted and respected actor about this town and elsewhere; and his considerable talent is stretched, perhaps close…

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Duchess—I rare opportunity THEATRE The Duchess of Malfi

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 35

IF LITTLE is known about Shakespeare the man, even less seems to be known about John Webster whose bestknown play, The Duchess of Malfi, first…

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BRISBANE Concert et conférence à l’AF

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 13

Le samedi 14 mars, le trio «Triple Passion» a donné un concert auxchandelles l'Alliance française de Brisbane. Les musiciens de ce trio sont Kejia Wang…

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Concert at North Shore Temple Emanuel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 April 1998 · page 22

A ROUSING concert was held at North Shore Temple Emanuel to celebrate Israel’s jubilee year. It was entitled Yisrael I’Dor Vador — Israel from Generation to Generation…

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Primeur in Australië: Dutch Swing College Band geeft concert in Neerlandia clubhuis door Henny Lock

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 April 1998 · page 25

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I’m not a comedian, I’m Lenny Bruce Leo Sorbello 2Bits Productions, Stables Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 14 April 1998 · page 41

In these heady political times, issues have a habit of running away with themselves, fuelled of course by newspaper editors in search of bonuses. What is needed in the opinion of this little reviewer is a bit of historical perspective, and I think Lenny Bruce (in his current…

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