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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2002

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Concert 4 mei weer traditie

Dutch Weekly · Monday 29 April 2002 · page 18

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 2002 · page 12

Yata, an 18-fnorrth-oid giraffe, settles Into his new home at Ramat Gan Safari Park in Israel after being airfreighted from a zoo In Switzerland. Wildlife officials hope that in 18 months time Yata will be mature enough to mate with one of the eight giraffes at the Safari Park. Photo: Isranet…

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Theatre brings together Arabs and Jews

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 May 2002 · page 22

HEBREW University academic Isaac Benabu knows first-hand about the politics of the Israeli-Arab conflict. He is the founder of the Jerusalem…

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The Monsters’ Ball

Tharunka · Tuesday 7 May 2002 · page 7

You smile with relief, fragments of cuticle and nail stuck between your teeth. Signs of your nervous…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 2002 · page 16

President George W Bush and Israel’s Prime…

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Ladies’ night at The Stables THEATRE Wicked Sisters

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 2002 · page 27

FORMER New Zealand and now Australian writer Alma de Groen’s new play, Wicked Sisters, calls for a cast of four women, the director is Kate Gaul…

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Arts Prolific David Williamson at his glitzy best Comedy: Soulmates Opera House Drama Theatre Until June 1

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 2002 · page 27

BY far Australia’s most popular playwright, David Williamson has delivered what is sure to be yet another box-office hit for the Sydney Theatre…

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Whats on wizo concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 2002 · page 32

PIANIST David Helfgott performing at the paddington RSL on Sunday, May 12 at 7pm. Tickets $45. Contact Wizo 9387 3666 or AH 0412 246 131…

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NL bizzz sh w door Yvonne Davis - SBS Radio Dance Valley

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 May 2002 · page 12

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The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 16

A rescue worker collects a pool of blood for religious burial from the destroyed pool hall in Rishon LeZion after last week’s bombing. Photo: Brian Hendler/JTA…

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Great Theatre with a capital T Theatre Copenhagen Wharf 1 Until June 30

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 27

MICHAEL Frayn is best known here as the author of the hilarious farce Noises Off, one of the funniest British comedies in years…

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community Your Guide to Community Events Israeli band to tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 22

POPULAR Israeli band Gaya will tour Australia next month, bringing its sound that enthralled audiences at this year’s Yom Ha’atzmaut ceremony in Israel…

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How cricket got the ball rolling With the 69th Maccabi Sports Carnival to be held in Melbourne in December, Maccabi stalwart Bernie Gold takes a look at past carnivals, starting with the original carnival sport — cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 2002 · page 39

IN December 1924, a group of Jewish cricketers from Sydney caught two trains to Melbourne to play against their fellow Jews. The…

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Graeme Murphy back at his best ELLIPSE Opera House Opera Theatre Until May 25

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

I THOUGHT I knew what an ellipse is, but to be sure, I consulted the Oxford and Penguin dictionaries. Unless you are mathematically…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 2002 · page 16

Violinist Itzhak Perlman Is presented with the honorary citizenship of the city of Tel Aviv by Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldal. Perlman, who now lives i New York, was born Tel Aviv In 1945 and is currently playing and conducting in Israel in…

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Dickens musical a smash-hit Theatre Oliver! Lyric Theatre, Star City

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 2002 · page 26

THE Australian premiere of Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of Jewish East End Londoner Lionel Bart’s masterpiece Oliver! won a deserved standing ovation at the Lyric…

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Arts Tragic story, well told KINDERTRANSPORT Geneslan Theatre Until June 29

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 2002 · page 26

BRITISH playwright and children’s author Diane Samuels has written a gripping and moving script in which nine-year-old Eva (Rebekah Jennings) represents the 10,000…

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A racist self-destructs Spinning Into Butter Ensemble Theatre Until June 29

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 May 2002 · page 26

ONE has only to watch Sarah Daniels (Tara Morice) for a few minutes to know she is dangerously neurotic and close to an implosion which will render her incapable of continuing…

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THEATRE La Mort de Danton, à l'Odéon

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 June 2002 · page 37

Le chef-d'oeuvre de Buchner figurait déjà en bonne place au répertoire du TNP, à l'époque héroïque de Jean Vilar. Quarante ans plus tard, Georges Lavandant le met en scène à l'Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe, avec une troupe d'acteurs sans vedettes, mais distribués avec autant de soin que…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 14

Two mothers of premature babies in South Africa are using a safety pouch named “kangaroo care” to provide effective yet economical treatment of premature babies. They are pictured with Professor Gert Kirsten, head of the neonatal intensive…

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