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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2001

133 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 7

Arj Barker (Usa) 2001 A Spaced Odyssey Athenaeum Theatre Tues-Sun 9:30pm 9/10 $25.90/$22

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 11

An Barker rocks This LA comic delivers a hugely entertaining show that, unless you are a humourless git, is well worth the money From his entrance…

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Dave Johns (Uk) Et Al Best of the Edinburgh Fest Athenaeum Theatre Tues-Sun 9pm (90 mins) 2/10 Between $15-$24.90

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 12

Comedy of the kind seen in the Best of the Edinburgh Fest can only have been made possible through direct intervention by the National Trust. All the…

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Judith Lucy I'm Going to Learn How to Fly Capitol Theatre Tues—Sun 8pm (70 mins) 7/10 $24.90/$21.90

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 14

The familiarly dry Judith Lucy has evidently run out of personal misadventures to draw on for her act. In her new show she instead explores the…

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News N The story of a lost son, through dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 April 2001 · page 3

LEE Harari baked cakes for them, gave them letters from home and listened to their innermost fears. “I was like a mother to them,” she…

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Mannenkoren ruziën om concert

Dutch Weekly · Monday 16 April 2001 · page 13

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Rock concert prompts crackdown

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 April 2001 · page 12

PRAGUE — A neo-Nazi rock concert has prompted officials to vow a crackdown on extremist groups using the Czech Republic as a safe…

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The year in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 2001 · page 8

MAY 2000: One of the last groups of Israel Defence Force troops to leave Lebanon says morning prayers around their tank. All photos by Isranet unless stated othetwise. JUNE: Israeli newspapers proclaim the death of Syrian President Hafez Assad who died of a heart attack in Damascus, aged 69. Photo: Brian Hendler/JTA…

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Little honour in Will Shakespeare’s times THEATRE Men of Honour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 2001 · page 24

THE title of this play by Australian John Upton about the life and times, rather than the work, of Will Shakespeare is ironic…

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Le Théâtre De Daniel Keeme À La Conquêtede La France

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 May 2001 · page 16

En nos précédentes éditions, nous avons signalé que, pour la première fois, les Comédiens- du Théâtre-Français ont présenté une pièce australienne "Les Danseurs de la Pluie" de Karin…

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theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2001 · page 22

WIZO Yaffa theatre evenmg — one-man play The Bubba, Moriah College. May 26, 8.30pm. Stephanie Mueller 9337 2717, Debbie Staub 9388 1118…

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Art of dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2001 · page 24

FOR Joanna Fishman, Bodies 2001, Australia’s annual contemporary dance festival, provides a unique opportunity to…

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This play is well worth 45 minutes THEATRE Ashes to Ashes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2001 · page 24

THOSE — and there are many — who find Pinter boring (all those pauses and not much real communication between…

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Conductor: don’t block Wagner concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2001 · page 10

PIANIST and conductor Daniel Barenboim said he is outraged by Knesset attempts to prevent him from staging an opera by the…

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Monster jazz concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 2001 · page 28

NORTH Shore Temple Emanuel will host a Monster Jazz Concert to farewell American saxophonist Gordon Brisker, who taught at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The…

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theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 2001 · page 22

WIZO Yaffa theatre evening — oneman play The Bubba, Moriah College. May 26, 8.30pm. Stephanie Mueller 9337 2717, Debbie Staub 9388 1118…

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Celebrating connections through dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 2001 · page 26

REPRESENTING her connection to “the unique Australian natural elements”, Sydney choreographer Ruth Galene has created a…

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Festival board defers Wagner concert decision

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — At a specially convened meeting on Friday, the Israel Festival board of directors decided to make no ruling at present on…

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dinner dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 2001 · page 22

NCJW Ki Tov dinner dance for ages 2540, La Toque, Darlinghurst. June 2, 8pm. Bookings: Zaiiava 9388 7830…

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theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 2001 · page 22

WIZO Yaffa theatre evening — oneman play The Bubba, Moriah College. May 26, 8.30pm. Stephanie Mueller 9337 2717, Debbie Staub 93881118…

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Clever, escapist entertainment THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 2001 · page 25

JACKI Weaver has never been funnier on stage than she is now at the Glen Street Theatre as Julie — a suburban housewife whose husband, a plumber, deserts her and the…

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