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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2002

151 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 8

$25,000 boost for Moriah band tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 2002 · page 23

MORIAH College’s wind ensemble’s upcoming overseas tour has received a $25,000 injection from ANZ Bank. Director of music Roberta Goot: “This…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 15

Film-maker Steven Spielberg (right) Is congratulated by Robert Maxson after graduating last week with a bachelor’s degree in the arts from California State University at Long Beach. Photo: JTA When Israeli astronaut Colonel Ilan…

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More than having a ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 2002 · page 1

WHILE the 107 students had fun at the Moriah College Community Service Ball on Sunday night, they were first required to complete 20 hours of…

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Kogarah back on the ball

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

THE St George Dragons no longer play premier rugby league at Kogarah, but the suburb is thriving in many other ways. A building revolution is underway which is…

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Dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 23

When I dance I feel so free Wonderful emotions come over me Dancing in front of one million eyes Hours and hours…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 15

Artist Jacob Bunka is the last Jew living in the Lithuanian town of Plunge, a once-vibrarrt Jewish community that had 2500 Inhabitants. In his studio he creates Ilmewood figures of Jewish characters. Photo: JTA Delegates at a meeting of the World Sephardi…

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out & about Moriah Community Service Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 30

SIX hundred people attended Moriah College’s Parents and Friends Community Service Ball at Star City. The function celebrated the completion of 20 hours of community service by 107 Year 11 students…

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English as it should be spoken the Hollow Crown Theatre Royal until June 16

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 25

THE Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of this right royal collection of pages from the history of English monarchs from William I to Victoria is a delight for lovers of old verse and…

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Near-perfection, but few thrills Royal Ballet’s Swan Lake Capitol Theatre until June 23 Including Giselle and Triple Bill

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 2002 · page 25

THE opening night of Swan Lake, starring Darcey Bussell as Odette-Odile and Jonathan Cope as Siegfried, was certainly a gala occasion; but despite something close to perfection from…

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The Brisbane Stirrers "Carnaval Ball"

Dutch Weekly · Monday 24 June 2002 · page 20

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 June 2002 · page 14

The Implications of the US-led global war on terror have reverberated around Jewish communities and security has been stepped up In the wake of Increasing intelligence of pending attacks. In Brooklyn, a policeman talks to Orthodox kids. Photo: isranet Israeli police stand outside the Shabo family home as It burns in the…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 2002 · page 14

The police presence In Brooklyn, New York has been Increased following the growing Incidence In anttsemltlc attacks In communities around the world. The higher police presence has concentrated around synagogues, Jewish schools and…

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More than an Irish joke THEATRE Milo's Wake

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 2002 · page 26

THIS play, about an Irish immigrant family in Australia, started life at Brisbane’s La Boite Theatre…

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Hilarious staging of 17th-century classic THEATRE Volpone

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 2002 · page 26

EARLY 17th-century English plays are not to every 21st-century theatregoer’s taste. Although Jonson was…

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Adult show very funny—in parts Adult Evening of She! Silverstein Darlinghurst Theatre, Kinigs Cross

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 July 2002 · page 27

THE title of this collection of 10 short pieces by the late, multi-talented American Shel Silverstein may be read or understood in a number of…

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The week in pictures

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

Police round up suspects alter a terrorist killed an elderly civilian and wounded a policeman In the Old City o? Jerusalem last week. The terrorist was caught by police an hour after the attack as he made his way towards Jaffa Road. Photo: isranet American teacher Sfen Wagheteteln helps Tal Gemer (right) and Chen Ohayon with…

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community N junior news Any theatre goers out there?

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

This is an interesting issue, as usual, with varied topics such as sport, feelings, a wedding, and a visit to the Bureau of Meteorology. Have you attended a ballet or concert or a theatre performance? We’d love to hear about it…

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N Arts La Mancha — great musical, outstanding performance Man of la Mancha Capitol Theatre For about 3.0 weeks

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 2002 · page 26

AS a notable music critic once said, if you are assigned to review a performance of Beethoven’s Fifth, you don’t write about the work itself;…

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A u Sydney Symphony Orchestra (Sydney), Un Violoncelliste Français De Renommée Internationale, Se Produit

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 August 2002 · page 20

Christophe COIN, obtient son 1er prix de violoncelle au CNSM Paris en 1974, dans la classed'André Navarra. Il se perfectionne av Nikola us Harnoncourt à Vienne et Jordi Savall à la Schola Cantor de Bâle…

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Ce 22 septembre Concert Commémoratif à la "St Mary's Cathedral" de Sydney

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 August 2002 · page 18

À l'occasion de l'anniversaire du décès du grand compositeur o ganiste Maurice Duruflé, un concert exceptionnel se tiendra en Cathédrale St Mary de Sydney. Grand lieu pour un grand composi Usera interprété à l'orgue par Edward Theodore avec les « Jacob…

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