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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2002

151 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 8

The Gala Palais Theatre, St Kilda

The Chaser · Friday 5 April 2002 · page 12

The Gala is a comedy marathon, with about 20 acts lining up for a 3 hour showcase of the Festival. Any marathon runner will tell you than marathons are…

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Arts A theatre where you decide what you watch

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 April 2002 · page 23

TWO former Sydney Kosher Theatresports exponents have launched a theatre company which allows the audience…

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Male Corr accepts he may not be the reason for the band's popularity

The Chaser · Friday 5 April 2002 · page 4

DUBLIN, Monday: The sole male member of the popular Irish group The Corrs yesterday conceded for the first time that he may not be…

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3 Canadians Ben Hur Digitally Remastered RMIT Capitol Theatre (opposite Town Hall) 8:30pm 28 March - 21 April

The Chaser · Friday 5 April 2002 · page 11

The Three Canadians present an updated version of Ben Hur complete with a flotilla of accents lifted from Woody Allen movies, some quality breaking of the fourth wall and…

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Images of the Holocaust Title: Pictures of a Strange Town: A Story of the Terezin Ghetto Publisher: Herstona Press, 159 pp, $20.00

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 April 2002 · page 24

SO much about the Holocaust…

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Simcha pictures Bar Mitzvah Celebration

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 29

Sam Jacobson celebrated his bar mitzvah at Chabad Double Bay recently. He is pictured with his grandfather, Gerald Jacobson (left), and father, Ivor Jacobson…

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Communicating with the deaf — through theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 25

CHICAGO — Incredible as it may seem, there is a group of Israelis who have not heard a word about the violence. They are deaf. The treatment of the deaf in Israel,…

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Dreaming about the future Indigenous Theatre The Dreamers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 24

JACK Davis’ 20-year-old indigenous theatre classic is given every chance of winning a new and perhaps more sympathetic following at the Belvoir Street Theatre…

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Umbilical Brothers Speedmouse Athenaeum Theatre 28 March - 21 April

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 14

There are going to be very few opportunities in your life to see physical humour of this calibre. Breathtakingly tight and yet astonishingly diverse, the Umbies have an…

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Cops On Heat The Interrogation Room Athenaeum Theatre 11pm 28th March -21st April

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 15

In The Interrogation Room, the Cops team, containing some of Australia's best improvisers, acts out scenes from their special guests' lives…

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Carl Barron Just muckin around RMIT Capitol Theatre 7.00pm 4th April- 14th April

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 14

You won't see a tighter hour of straight stand-up in this Festival, which is probably why Carl Barron is playing to packed audiences every night. (By the way, he starts…

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haughty culture Next! Kara Greiner tells us all about yet another David Williamson play, After The Ball

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 21

Australia's best known and most widely performed playwright, David Williamson, is being honoured…

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The Astral Cabaret All a Band a Medial Mus[?]omedy Rhumbaralla's (Brunswick St) Tue- Sat 8:00pm, Sun 2:00pm

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 12

All A Bawd is the best medievil musicomedy you'll ever see. But you still shouldn't see it. Curiously, The Astral Cabaret has chosen a thin medieval premise to deliver material…

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Tara Flynn, Ian Coppjnger & Brendan Dempsey Cream of Irish Athenaeum Theatre 8.15pm 28th March - 21st April

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 13

Irish comedians have a natural advantage over other Festival acts with an accent that sounds like they're constantly joking. Even as the host innocently asked the audience to…

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3 Canadians Ben Hur Digitally Remastered RMIT Capitol Theatre (opposite Town Hall) 8:30pm 28 March - 21 April

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 16

The Three Canadians present an updated version of Ben Hur complete with a flotilla of accents lifted from Woody Allen movies, some quality breaking of the fourth wall and…

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reviews: melbourne comedy festival Pat-Trick & Gorgeous Gertrude What A Malarkey! Athenaeum Theatre II - 10:00pm 28th March - 20th April

The Chaser · Friday 12 April 2002 · page 10

Magic shows are often a haven for half-baked jokes, but Pat-Trick hasn't even bothered to buy the oven for this one. Pat is an extraordinary magician. While…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 2002 · page 14

An IDF soldier in Jenin passes a wall with a poster of Yasser Arafat. Twenty-three soldiers were killed in fighting in Jenin last week. Palestinian casualties are disputed: the IDF claims there were around 45 militants…

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Arthur Miller’s first great play THEATRE All My Sons

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 2002 · page 24

ARTHUR Miller didn’t shake the world with his first play, The Man Who Had All the Luck, which played for just five performances on Broadway in 1944. But his…

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For Jewish widows, death becomes theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 2002 · page 24

IT is hard work for actresses of a “certain age” to find good roles, according to Linal Haft, director of the premier production of the…

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Concert for seniors

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 April 2002 · page 20

MORE than 400 elderly people are expected to attend the 19th annual senior citizens community concert at North Shore Temple Emanuel on Sunday, April…

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