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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1999

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Evenements Du Mois Théâtre

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 September 1999 · page 34

Dès le mercredi 6 octobre, l'oeuvre "Cyrano de Bergerac", traduite en anglais par Marion Potts et…

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Théâtre De Rue Ennovembre

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 September 1999 · page 33

La troupe française Picto Facto présentera les samedi 13 et dimanche 14 novembre à Stirling (angle de St George…

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Wait for the pieces to fit THEATRE This Lime Tree Bower

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1999 · page 32

ONE of the best pieces of theatre presented by the Ensemble this year — or by any other company — was a new David Williamson play, Face to Face, in which…

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Symphony for the Senses $20 (conc.) SBS Youth Orchestra

Tharunka · Tuesday 7 September 1999 · page 33

Thursday 16th September 7.30 pm at the Sydney Town Hall Plus renowned Opera icons…

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What’s happening in Arts??? Pride and Prejudice Velvet Masque productions Edge Theatre -Newtown

Tharunka · Tuesday 7 September 1999 · page 32

The novels of Jane Austin have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity over the last five years or so, due mostly to the adaptation of…

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Provocative Greek tragedy THEATRE Antigone

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1999 · page 34

ANTIGONE was the daughter of Oedipus, King of Thebes, by his mother, Jocasta. The play Antigone, the third of Sophocles' Oedipus trilogy, takes place when Oedipus is dead, Creon is now…

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Nothing to fear THEATRE Who's Afraid of the Working Class?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1999 · page 34

THE pity is that the season of this Melbourne Workers Theatre production, presented by Performing Lines at the Belvoir Street Theatre, has been so short. It is…

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ower corrupts Theatre a Small Suburban Crisis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1999 · page 34

JACK Feldstein hails from Adelaide, but now lives in Sydney. He is a playwright, scriptwriter, script editor, series creator and lecturer. A Small Suburban Crisis, dubbed his most creative and…

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kids' concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1999 · page 21

"WASH Your Face in Orange Juice", a concert for kids with Peter Combe. September 30, 11 am. Tickets, members $7 or five for $30, nonmembers $9 or five for $40. Fteservations 9130…

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Fundraising concert for East Timor

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1999 · page 3

HAKOAH Club, its president Andrew Kemeny and the Australian Jewish News have combined to organise a benefit concert to raise funds for East Timor. To be held at Hakoah on September 30, it will include comedian Geoff Sirmai, David Miller, klezmer band Monsieur Camembert, Nicole Salinger and the Fabulous Bagel Boys, saxophonist Igor, tenor Stewart…

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what’s happening in Theatre and Arts?? China ‘78 A Political Romance. Barrymore by William Luce Sydney Theatre Company Bookings: 9250 1777

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 September 1999 · page 48

The scene is set in New York, 1942. John Barrymore, played by Barry Otto, is an ageing actor with the infamous Royal Family of American Theatre. The story is built up around Barrymore’s…

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This Lime Green Bower Ensemble Theatre from 27 August Bookings: 99290644

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 September 1999 · page 48

Irish story-telling must be the purest form of narrative shared anywhere, with its distillation of character and resonant clarity of…

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Late News Laughter on the 23rd Floor by Neil Simon Ensemble Theatre during June

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 September 1999 · page 48

"Laughter on the 23rd Floor" starring the renowned Garry McDonald was (I say "was" since the session break delayed the…

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Who’s afraid of the working class? Belvoir St Theatre from 25 August- 5 Sept

Tharunka · Tuesday 21 September 1999 · page 48

This is a special and caustic production and I hope others have the opportunity to view it on its national tour, though it has a very short run in…

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Irish dance master

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

Masada College Year 9 student Jason Oremus has taken out top…

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what's on They're The Jews Brothers Band

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 21

THEY'RE almost a klezmer band, they're almost all Jewish, they're "almost from New York". They are The Jews Brothers Band…

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Northside taking off THEATRE Marian Street Season

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 34

THEATRE on the northside is taking off. I might say it has already taken off. The Marian Street Theatre, along with the Ensemble and Glen Street, signalled recently…

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Real people, real problems THEATRE Poor Superman

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 34

STUART Katzen, director of this powerful, sad, but often amusing Canadian play by Brad Fraser, found it disturbing on first viewing in New York. "I had seen nudity, sex,…

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Baker keynote speaker at Timor benefit concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 11

GENERATION editor Mark Baker will be the keynote speaker at a community benefit concert to raise funds for East Timor next week…

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kids concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 1999 · page 21

"WASH Your Face in Orange Juice", a concert for kids with Peter Combe. September 30, 11 am. Tickets, members $7 or five for $30, non-members $9 or five for $40. Reservations 9130…

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