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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1999

206 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 11

community notebook community notebook Deb Ball - at Montefiore

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 1999 · page 26

THE Montefiore Home will hold a Debutantes Ball for its residents on August 1. That the average age of the…

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Polished performance in complex mathematical puzzle THEATRE Leaning Towards infinity

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 July 1999 · page 33

IN Australian Sue Woolfe's two-hour play from her best-selling novel, the principal character is working on a revolutionary theory; but she is not living in an absurdist world. She is trying to…

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Theatre Copenhague, Au Théâtre Montparnasse

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 25 July 1999 · page 2

En ! 941, le savant danois, Niels Bohr, inventeur de la physique quantique, reçoit la visite de son meilleur élève, l'Allemand Heisenberg,…

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Les Jeunes D'australie En Concert

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 25 July 1999 · page 30

Dans le cadre d'une tournée dans le Pacifique et à l'invitation du consulat général en Calédonie, les 39 musiciens de l'Orchestre…

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Two for the price of one THEATRE Time Present, Time Past

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1999 · page 36

IN the AJN of July 26, 1996, I reviewed Caroline Moore's short play about three widowed Jewish women who meet once a month to nosh, play canasta and share their…

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arts Good start by B'nai B'rith Players THEATRE Sex, Love & Meshugas

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1999 · page 36

THE first production from the recentlyformed B'nai B'rith Players is welcome for many reasons, not least that Sydney has not had a Jewish community theatre company…

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Theatre La Rentrée Théâtrale a Paris

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 August 1999 · page 41

Au mois de septembre, les nouvelles pièces de la saison s'annoncent particulièrement alléchantes. A la…

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dance party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 August 1999 · page 24

B'NAI B’rith Youth Organisation (BBYO) under-18s dance party, August 7, B’nai B’rith Centre, DJs include Jester aid Hart. Cost $8. Adam 9880 2625…

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Residents have a ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 August 1999 · page 27

TUXEDOES, formal gowns and the waltz - all featured at the Montefiore Home's 1999 Residents' Ball. Organised by the Friends of…

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out and about Having a ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 August 1999 · page 28

FRIENDS of the Montefiore Home organised the 1999 Montefiore Residents’ Ball last week. A night of fun and nostalgia, 11 residents were presented to guests of honour Hal and Nancye Goldstein, who have been supporters of the…

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Brave beginnings THEATRE The Mill on the Floss

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 August 1999 · page 34

IT is as well for our cultural life that there are impelled, dedicated people full of the courage and chutzpah necessary to launch a new theatre company, despite the high mortality rate in…

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No Place Like Home PACT Youth Theatre August 6-22 Directed by Nikki Heywood

Tharunka · Tuesday 17 August 1999 · page 33

No Place Like Home explores the inner world of childhood. Devised by the performers themselves, it is an exploration of childhood memories, of childhood dreams and nightmares and the images that shift through a child's…

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Choral Pops The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs The sydney Opera House Concert Hall by Lasse

Tharunka · Tuesday 17 August 1999 · page 33

Going to the Sydney Opera House is always an experience. Being well dressed. clean cut, and perhaps having a class of wine before the show is part of…

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Sour note for orchestra’s Jewish supporters

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1999 · page 3

WHEN Maureen Fisher was 16 and Hymie Flekser was 18, they worked as ushers at the Johannesburg Symphony Orchestra…

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Challenging theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1999 · page 24

MORIAH College Year 11 Drama students presented their major performance recently, acting out Louis Nowra’s epic Australian play The Golden Age. Moriah drama teacher and director Aine De Paor selected the play to challenge her…

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Comedy of errors THEATRE Daylight Saving

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1999 · page 34

NICK Enright's sparkling comedy of errors set in a house overlooking Pittwater moved The Australian's reviewer to say, when the piece…

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Communicating on a park bench Theatre Restaurart Sarah and the Sax

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1999 · page 34

VALERIE Newstead has done it again: a warm, amusing and finally, lump-in-the-throat performance as an oldish Jewish…

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Orchestra, choir concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1999 · page 34

THE Woollahra Philharmonic Orchestra, in conjunction With the Sydney Jewish Choral Society under the direction of Rose Grausman, will present a concert at Scots College, Bellevue Hill, on September 5…

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Complex plot, powerful theatre THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1999 · page 34

THOSE who thought Timothy Daly's Kafka Dances was just about the best thing to happen in Australian theatre for decades have had a long wait (about six years) for the productive…

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Slightly lame duck THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1999 · page 34

ONE must be grateful to the several organisations responsible for the rare opportunity to see one of Henrik Ibsen's greatest works. The Wild…

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