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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1998

203 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 11

youth ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 April 1998 · page 17

AUJS Deliverance Ball, Harbourview Ball Room, Star City Casino, after-party at Cave Nightclub, dress to impress, $60/$55 members. 9931 9660…

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Seniors’ concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 April 1998 · page 8

NORTH Shore Temple Emanuel’s community services group will hold its 15th annual senior citizens concert on April 19. Hosting an audience of 500 guests from…

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Amy's View by David Hare Sydney Theatre Company, Drama Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 April 1998 · page 36

David Hare is a very successful playwright. The STC production of his play Amy's View has sold out convincingly. The Times review of the London show said it was an "incisive, funny, mining, fascinating play." Now what exactly…

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Curtain Up - Four short plays SBW Independent Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 April 1998 · page 36

Curtain Up, which played from March 26 to April 19, was the opening production at the newly restored SBW Independent Theatre in North Sydney. The theatre, Sydney's oldest "live" theatre, was recently saved with the…

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Theatre r e v i e w s

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 April 1998 · page 36

With a cast and crew of 15 women (and one man) working on an female focused play, you'd be tempted to recite the generalisations. Bitchiness back stage, disorganisation on stage and emotional acting throughtout. Well, one out of…

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Gender Is Not a Genre! Skulker are an up and coming all girl sydney band that you‘d better not mess with-and you’d sure as hell better not ask to help carry their amps! Marts jary spoke to skulker About spice Girls, Roit grrrls and all things that rock

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 April 1998 · page 40

Naomi: We met in high school and got the idea that we might make some music in 1994. We practiced hard and by year 12 we decided to give it a decent go. We have been playing for three years and been doing gigs for…

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youth ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 April 1998 · page 17

AUJS Deliverance Ball, Harbourview Ball Room, Star City Casino, after-party at Cave Nightclub, April 30, dress to impress, $60/$55 members. 9931 9660…

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Cabaret at The Stables Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 April 1998 · page 38

ANGELA Ayers will perform an evening of cabaret, accompanied by Ray Allridge on piano, at the Stables Theatre on April 26, May 3 and…

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Anzac story in dance BALLET 1914

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 May 1998 · page 44

APPROPRIATELY being performed in its world premiere season at the Opera House through the Anzac commemoration period, 1914 is a major…

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Great theatre, great dance DANCE-DRAMA

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 May 1998 · page 32

THIS is getting to be boring. I don't mean the Sydney Dance Company's continuing series of new productions. On the contrary, with Salome, loosely…

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Williamson's surefire hit THEATRE After the Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 36

HOW could it fail? A new play by Australia's most successful theatre writer, a cast headed by Judi…

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Latin Dance in Oz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 39

The most recent Latin dance craze to hit the Australian community can be traced to the pioneering work of internationally-renowned Brazilian scholar, conductor, composer,…

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New band gets first contract

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 26

MONSIEUR Camembert, the newlyformed band which performed at the massive United Israel Appeal function at Darling Harbour, is about to…

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Pushing the boundaries Australian Chamber Orchestra Sydney Opera House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 36

FEW classical music events in Australia expand boundaries as dynamically as last week's concert did with solo trombonist Christian Lindberg. His solo concerto, Short Ride on a Motorbike by…

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Ambitious SSO program works Sydney Symphony Orchestra Sydney Opera House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 36

OSMO Vanska, music director of the Lahti Symphony of Finland, gambled in this ambitious program of Britten's Four Sea Interludes from Peter…

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feature Strictly Salsa for Latin (music) lovers the Dance Not the Dip

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 39

ONE thing is certain. Salsa is enjoying a resurgence. What is uncertain is where the dance originated, with both Puerto Ricans and Cubans claiming it as their own…

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reviews Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 19 May 1998 · page 35

I am not entirely used to 'physical theatre. Iet me clarify. I am not entirely used to good physical theatre. And this production was certainly very well done…

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Williams neglected, too THEATRE Ensemble Theatre Retrospective

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 May 1998 · page 38

IF Eugene O'Neill has failed to get fair exposure in Sydney Theatre, so has another of the three giants of American drama, Tennessee Williams (the other, Arthur Miller,…

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Kosky redresses neglect THEATRE Mourning Becomes Electra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 May 1998 · page 38

FOR the winner of two Pulitzer Prizes and a Nobel Prize for Literature, as well as being dubbed “the most important American…

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