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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1999

206 stories in Sydney's papers · page 10 of 11

Bell Shakespeare at its best THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1999 · page 34

HENRY V at the Opera House Playhouse is the nine-yearold Bell Shakespeare Company at its best. It is also the…

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Talented students THEATRE The Rivers of China

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1999 · page 34

AUSTRALIAN and former New Zealand playwright Alma de Groen’s The Rivers of China premiered at The Wharf in 1987. It’s back (at Wharf 2),…

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JN community Golden celebration Youth: Change of guard atAUJS - 26 Schools: Masada ball courts approved - 27 Your Guide to Community Events

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1999 · page 22

JOHN and Leonie Hilton will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary — 50 years of marriage — next week. Married at Central Synagogue on October 30, 1949, Mr and Mrs Hilton have lived their entire lives in Bellevue Hill. Immigrating from…

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Théatre Le Chant De La Baleine, Au Théatre Du Vieux Colombier

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 1 November 1999 · page 1

Le chant de la baleine, c'est ce long gémissement qu 'émet le cétacé abandonné. Ce sera donc l'ultime performance de la mère…

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Great theatre THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 November 1999 · page 34

Cyrano de Bergerac EVERYTHING you may have read about this superb Sydney Theatre Company production (at Wharf 1) is true. It is three-and-a-half…

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Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 November 1999 · page 34

Old Wicked Songs JON Maran’s badly titled Old Wicked Songs made such an impact at the Marian Street Theatre last year that John Krummel has…

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Horror story THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 November 1999 · page 34

Footprints on Water FOR its last play of its 1999 season, the Griffin Theatre has teamed with Melbourne’s Neonheart Theatre Inc to…

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JN community Scholarship winners Youth: Change of guard at AUJS - 26 Schools: Masada ball courts approved - 27 Your Guide to Community Events

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 November 1999 · page 22

A MUSICIAN, a nursing graduate and a Scripture teacher have been awarded the Bella and Lazer Fine Scholarship. In a ceremony at Moriah College, recipients…

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concerts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 November 1999 · page 24

WILLOUGHBY Symphony Orchestra and Choir present Beethoven’s Ninth and Brahms’ Academic Festival Overture and Variations on a Theme of…

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kosher theatre sports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 November 1999 · page 26

“NO Gutkes, no glory”, Kosher Theatre Sports, Bondi Pavilion, December 5-7, $20 (no concessions). Bookings: Network 9697 9242 or lynda@network.org.au…

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Sydney’s kosher businesses band together

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 November 1999 · page 40

RESPONDING to the growth in Sydney’s kosher market, 40 of the city’s kosher food businesses have joined together to “strengthen and…

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That makes four quality plays THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 November 1999 · page 34

HENRY Vat the Playhouse, Cyrano de Bergerac at The Wharf, Old Wicked Songs at Marian Street and now Pride and Prejudice in the Opera House Drama Theatre: that makes four…

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Swiss Ball: Ideal posture trainer Sports Health Talk

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 November 1999 · page 46

BACK pain has been touched upon in this column on previous occasions, but as a physiotherapist, there isn’t another subject I get asked about more often…

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concerts

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 November 1999 · page 24

concerts WILLOUGHBY Symphony Orchestra and Choir present Beethoven’s Ninth and Brahms’ Academic Festival Overture and Variations on a…

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kosher theatre sports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 November 1999 · page 26

“NO Gutkes, no glory”, Kosher Theatre Sports, Bondi Pavilion, December 5-7, $20 (no concessions). Bookings: Network 9697 9242 or lynda@network.org.au…

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Moriah band off to US

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 November 1999 · page 1

AN encounter with the US President’s Marine Band, a tour of Carnegie Hall and a musical workshop at Disneyland will cap an…

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Post-USSR Russia runs out of steam THEATRE The Little Cherry Orchard

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 November 1999 · page 34

COMPANY B Belvoir is presenting the Englishlanguage premiere season of Russian writer Alexey Slapovsky’s The Little Cherry Orchard at the Belvoir Street Theatre…

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The Brisbane Stirrers 20th Anniversary Ball

Dutch Weekly · Monday 22 November 1999 · page 24

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Moriah band in US

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 November 1999 · page 32

MORIAH College held a cocktail party to toast the success of the Moriah Symphonic Wind Ensemble, which is currently touring the US…

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Theatre La Vie Quotidienne, Austudio-théâtre

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 December 1999 · page 2

Le Studio-Théâtre de la Comédie Française, consacré au répertoire du XXe siècle, a inauguré saison avec une pièce de…

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