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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2000

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The Ham Funeral THEATRE

Tharunka · Tuesday 15 August 2000 · page 59

why she isn’t in the business of film. To put it simply, if I want to see ‘Baraka’ I can watch it in the privacy of my own home without my view being obstructed by the flurry and noise…

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ball breaking dykes: the myth of feminist domination

Tharunka · Tuesday 15 August 2000 · page 14

With the recent push for a White Male Patriarchy Edition, (which was thankfully blocked by the Guild) there has been an audible and rising murmur from (some) men that Feminism has come so far that it…

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supper dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 26

NAJLA Ladies Auxiliary supper dance,“Another Night to Remember”, featuring the music of Joe Cole, Woollahra Golf Club, O’Sullivan Rd, Rose Bay. August 26, 7.45pm. 9343 4071,9665 6963…

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Glitter Dance raises money

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 28

COOGEE Synagogue Batory Kindergarten held a Glitter Disco recently in memory of…

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Enlivening White’s Funeral THEATRE The Ham Funeral

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 2000 · page 36

Back in 19841 turned up for a 5pm Sunday performance of a one-woman play, Kids Stuff, at the Belvoir Street Theatre. Close to curtain-up time, I asked the only two other…

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Supper-dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 August 2000 · page 24

NAJEX Ladies Auxiliary supper-dance, “Another Night to Remember”, featuring the music of Joe Cole, Woollahra Golf Club, O’Sullivan Rd, Rose Bay. August 26, 7.45pm…

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Festival opens with a bang THEATRE The White Devil

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 August 2000 · page 32

THE Olympic Arts Festival's theatre schedule opened at the Theatre Royal with an unsinkably titanic production of John Webster’s 1612 revenge play, The White…

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Rotterdamse Dance Parade een succes

Dutch Weekly · Monday 28 August 2000 · page 6

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Brisbane Stirrers "Nearly Spring Ball"

Dutch Weekly · Monday 28 August 2000 · page 20

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Ideal fare for a festival Physical Theatre can we afford this

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 34

DV8 Physical Theatre (don’t miss the significance of the cryptic “deviate”) was commissioned by Olympic Arts Festival to create this new work, can we…

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concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 26

PERFORMANCE by Lilia Brodskaya and Diana Altman’s music students, COA. September 13, 12.30pm. 9389 0035…

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Dance party

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2000 · page 46

JNF, Masada College and Maccabi will combine for a fundraiser which aims to bridge the expenditure gap left by the recent successful particiption by NSW swimmers in the North…

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The Launch — AUJS Ball 2000

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2000 · page 32

THE most anticipated and enjoyable night of your social calendar will take place on September 10. Take the opportunity to kick-off the Olympic…

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concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2000 · page 29

PERFORMANCE by Lilia Brodskaya and Diana Altman’s music students, COA. September 13, 12.30pm. 9389 0035…

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Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 12 September 2000 · page 50

B Grade Performance 3: Schlock Value Performance Space (Full S12 cone $8) Session 1: Porn Kung Fu (15 Sept)…

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The dance of their lives

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2000 · page 8

ARI Mogy and Ron Nothman signed a secrecy agreement about their involvement in the Olympic opening ceremony. What they can disclose is that will be dancing…

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Gold for Aussie play THEATRE Sweet Road

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2000 · page 34

THERE has been criticism of the Olympic Arts Festival for its lack of Australian drama. Well, never mind, you can always rely on Sandra Bates’ non-subsidised…

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David Williamson’s best THEATRE Travelling North

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2000 · page 34

THERE is no doubt that David Williamson is Australia’s most successful playwright, with more than 25 pieces to his credit since 1970. Opinions…

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Ensemble’s quality trifecta THEATRE Stories from Suburban Road

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 September 2000 · page 35

THE Ensemble Theatre (unsubsidised) has been carrying the torch for genuine, quality Australian theatre during the…

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Un Francais Pour 3 Jours a La Tete Du Sydney Symphonie Orchestra

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 October 2000 · page 20

Le Français Emmanuel Villaume dirigera l'orchestre philharmonique de Sydney, les jeudi 23, vendredi 24 et samedi 25 novembre, au Concert Hall…

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