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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2000

145 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 8

Basket-ball

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 June 2000 · page 33

Adversaires des Françaises au premier tour du tournoi olympique, l'équipe féminine australienne les « Opals » va passer le…

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BASKET-BALL Limoges champion de France

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 June 2000 · page 33

Limoges a remporté le 27 mai, sur le parquet de Villeurbanne, le titre de champion de France de…

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La Vie D'edith Piaf Au Theatre

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 June 2000 · page 23

Depuis le 22 juin, au « Footbridge Theatre », sur Parramatta Road à Glebe, Sydney, la vie d'Edith Piaf est narrée dans « Piaf» de Pam Gems, avec Caroline O'Connor dans le rôle de la célèbre chanteuse française* La pièce est une célébration de ce qui afaitaimercette petite…

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Irresistible music from young players MUSBC The SBS Youth Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2000 · page 34

FRESHNESS and vigour are qualities one expects from orchestral performances by younger musicians, but they can often be masked by diffidence, and in unfortunate cases…

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Tighter rein needed THEATRE Conrad Knowles

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2000 · page 34

I HAVE been a fan of the multi-talented former Polish Bogdan Koca since I saw one of his early plays, My Name Is Such and Such, at The Stables. It was to win the 1993 Sydney Critics’…

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Powerful psychodrama THEATRE What a Pioce of Work

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2000 · page 34

WHEN I had the honour of working as publicist to John Gielgud on his Australian tour of Ages of Man, this astonishingly modest, self-effacing and great…

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shavyot concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 2000 · page 24

SHAVUOT concert performed by Emanuel School music students, COA. June 14,12.30pm. 9389 0035…

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2000 Federation Ball Queensland

Dutch Weekly · Monday 5 June 2000 · page 21

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Not great theatre, but enjoyable THEATRE Much Ado About Nothing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 32

THE Bell Shakespeare Company has come a long way in ten years, distancing itself from the memories of its…

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Dropping the ball in sporting row

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 18

A STORM blew up in Melbourne recently concerning Joseph Gutnick, Australian Rules Football and a young talented Jewish sportsman. While the characters in the saga were all from Melbourne, the issues which arose affect all…

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High-flying Lana to do the dance of her life

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 11

LANA Gerendas has been dancing since she was four. Nothing too ambitious at that stage, her performances were mainly limited to…

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shavuot concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 June 2000 · page 24

SHAVUOT concert performed by Emanuel School music students, COA. June 14, 12.30pm. 9389 0035…

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Israeli orchestra to break taboo

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 19

JERUSAIEM: The Israel Symphony Orchestra is to break a taboo on the music of Nazi icon Richard Wagner and play it at a Chamber ittusic concert Orchestra general manager…

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Volunteering and having a ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 37

THE Grand Harbour Ballroom at Star City was filled on Sunday night to celebrate the contribution made by Moriah College’s Year 11 students to communal service…

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Arts You’ll never never know if you never never go THEATRE Stand-up

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 34

IT requires some inducement to get a reviewer to a definitely downmarket suburban pub to see a new piece by a largely…

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The Brisbane Stirrers Carnaval ball

Dutch Weekly · Monday 19 June 2000 · page 23

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Volunteering and having a ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 36

THE Grand Harbour Ballroom at Star City was the venue for the Moriah College Community Service Ball, at which the voluntary work undertaken by 89 Year 11 students was…

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Confrontation with the truth THEATRE Suddenly Last Summer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 June 2000 · page 34

WE’VE given up regular theatregoing, he said. We find contemporary plays are not confronting enough. I was prepared to argue that point, but let it…

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Actors enhance the script THEATRE Talking Heads

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 2000 · page 36

MORE great acting at the Marian Street Theatre. Following Ruth Cracknell’s magnificent — and magnificently restrained — performance in the…

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Basket-ball

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 July 2000 · page 29

Lacompositiondel'équipeféminineaustralienne,adversairedè la France au premier tour du tournoi olympique, est maintenant connue. Tom Maher, l'entraîneur australien, a choisi les dou£e joueuses suivantes : Caria Boyd, Sandra Brondello, Trish Fallôk,…

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