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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2002

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Following in his father’s foot-szeps THEATRE Sexual Perversity in Chicago

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 January 2002 · page 23

TWENTY-ONE years ago, Henri Szeps, now Australia’s pre-eminent resident Jewish actor, played the dominant role of Bernie in the first local production of David…

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Arts Spectacular start to Sydney Festival Theatre Review The Flood Drummers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 2002 · page 32

BRETT Sheehy's first Sydney Festival boasted a spectacular opening night production in the Royal Hall of Industries. Fox Studios. Entitled The Flood…

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A bar without drinks Dance Review Hotel Central

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 2002 · page 30

THE setting for this French slice of modern, expressionist ballet — or dance theatre, if you prefer — is a bar in the fictional Hotel Central…

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Six lives intertwined Theatre Review a Man with five children

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 2002 · page 30

DURING the Sydney Festival, but not as an official part of the festival, the Sydney Theatre Company is presenting at The Wharf Nick…

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Sydney seen by a satirical urban poet Theatre Review Atm

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 2002 · page 30

THE Sydney Festival chose an unlikely venue for the curiously titled play, ATM: the Bowlers’ Club of NSW, in York Street. However, a…

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Hakoah Club concert makes music out of poetry

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 2002 · page 31

POETRY was put to music in a special concert at the Hakoah Club last week when American performers Leonard Lehrman and Helene…

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out & about COA luncheon concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 January 2002 · page 24

THE Jewish Centre on Ageing (COA) held its 16th annual Chanukah Luncheon Concert recently, hosted by the Hakoah Club and with a sumptuous meal provided by Front…

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Having a ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 2002 · page 24

On Tu b’Shvat I go down on my knees, Down on my knees to plant some seeds Sun and water help my seed grow, My tree will grow beautifully and that I…

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Bloodier than the bard Theatre Review Obs: Macbeth

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 2002 · page 28

SOMEWHERE beneath the mayhem is the skeleton of Shakespeare’s violent “Scottish play” (as superstitious theatre…

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opera concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 January 2002 · page 25

LA Voce Opera Company present a concert for Australia Day and Tu b’Shvat, COA. January 30, 12.30pm. 9389 0036…

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Big Band feast of music, nostalgia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 February 2002 · page 26

BILLED as a “star-studded musical extravaganza”, the Sydney Sound Big Band and friends lived up to their hype with a Sunday…

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La Ménagerie de verre. ÙÊteUer THEATRE

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 February 2002 · page 37

Le théâtre deTennessee Williams est-il entore d'actualité? Certains répondront sans hésiter que sa première pièce, «la Ménagerie de verre», C1944), est très…

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NEWS Immigration Adviser Quits to Join B-Grade Rock Band

Tharunka · Tuesday 5 February 2002 · page 19

Adviser to the Immigration Ministry and Chair of the Council for Multicultural Australia, Neville Roach, has quit over Refugee-Gate,…

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A seat too close THEATRE The Lady in the Van

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 2002 · page 28

TALKING of triumphs, as we were in the accompanying review of The Ensemble’s Lobby Hem, this stage version by prolific and versatile British writer/performer Alan…

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schools Moriah strings concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 2002 · page 24

MORIAH’S string musicians from King David Primary School recently performed in “A Concert of String Music” in the Moshe Triguboff Auditorium. The program featured…

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Inspired fun with music Cartoons and Symphony Orchestra Bugs Bumy on Broadway

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2002 · page 26

THIS Warner Bros presentation in the Opera House Concert Hall is sheer joy. It takes some of us back to the days when going to the movies meant seeing a…

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Arts Black German ‘comedy’ Surreal Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2002 · page 26

FOR the second time in two weeks I feel constrained to tell potential audiences not to sit in the front row at a Sydney Theatre Company presentation…

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Grand final thriller as ISC win on final ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2002 · page 40

FOR the second time in three seasons, ISC have climbed to the top of the indoor cricket mountain with a one-run win in their grand final replay…

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Concertgebouw 's werelds best bezochte concertzaal

Dutch Weekly · Monday 18 February 2002 · page 18

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Fresh, young, mature play THEATRE The Credeasax Canvas

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 February 2002 · page 26

PRODUCER Les Solomon is something of a star maker, an international promoter, writer, director, performer and one-time reviewer in…

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