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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2002

151 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 8

community N schools Moriah band to tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 August 2002 · page 22

EXCITEMENT is mounting among the 52 Moriah College students selected to form the ANZ Moriah College Touring Band. The band will…

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Pain, humour in artist’s block Ten Unknowns Ensemble Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 August 2002 · page 27

ACCLAIMED American dramatist Jon Robin Baitz received glowing reviews in New York for his enigmatically-titled Ten Unknowns. Now on at The Ensemble, Baitz’s writing…

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Man admits: “I buy pornos for the pictures”

Tharunka · Tuesday 6 August 2002 · page 4

Errol Potter, 49, from Beaconsfield, has admitted that he buys pornographic magazines for their pictorials of women in lewd poses. A tired looking Mr Potter claims that “blokes who reckon they like reading boring…

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Bens Fav. Band Porcelain will be performing at 12:30 on Foundation Day, so come along and hear the amazing energy and talent that is

Tharunka · Tuesday 6 August 2002 · page 20

Continuing our series interviewing Bens of the world, Ben’s Health spoke with Ben, lead guitarist songwriter for Porcelain, the…

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Triumph in tramp role The Caretaker Belvoir Street Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 August 2002 · page 27

ALMOST half-a-century since it was first staged, Harold Pinter’s The Caretaker remains an enigma. Opinions are divided about what…

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The week in pictures South African Muslims join HU memorial service

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 August 2002 · page 14

CAPE TOWN — The aftermath of last week’s bombing at Hebrew University in Jerusalem provided a potential breakthrough in interfaith…

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Melbourne Police Warning: "There could be more murders near the dance floor."

The Chaser · Friday 9 August 2002 · page 3

MELBOURNE, Friday: As two youths re-appeared in a Melbourne court today, charged with the murder of three men…

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Making rugby a riot of laughter Alone It Stands Opera House Drama Theatre until August 17

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 August 2002 · page 27

IT is hard to imagine a less likely subject for a play than an Irish rugby team win over the undefeated All Blacks. But thanks to…

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Theatre Sports

Tharunka · Tuesday 13 August 2002 · page 38

The impro Australia team have come up with something new for this theatresports season, and it works. For those of you who've never been to Theatresports, in the…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 August 2002 · page 14

A life-size bronze statue of Anne Frank will grace the Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial and Park in Boise, Idaho. Thousands are expected to attend the dedication this weekend, which comes after seven years of planning and fundraising. More than 250,000 visitors, Including 25,000 schoolchildren, are…

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Having fun with music 2 Pianos 4 Hands Glen Street Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 August 2002 · page 26

FOR the many who missed out on one of the best shows of last year’s Sydney Festival, here’s your chance. The same Australian actor/pianists,…

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Festival Dance Valley zonder grote incidenten

Dutch Weekly · Monday 19 August 2002 · page 7

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 August 2002 · page 14

The mayor off Haifa for the past nine years, Amran Mitzna, is on the campaign trail after declaring that he will be a candidate for the leadership off the Israeli Labour Party. Mitzna (right) visited Haifa’s Talplot market to meet stall holders and members of the public…

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Laughing at racism Black and Tran Griffin Theatre at the Stables

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 August 2002 · page 25

WRITTEN and performed by versatile, talented and likeable Aboriginal Ningali Lawford and Vietnamese immigrant Hung Lee, this brief production has deservedly…

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Palatable White The Aunt’s Story Melborne Theatre Company Belvoir Street

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 August 2002 · page 25

PATRICK White’s novel has been adapted and directed by Adam Cook. It is a dazzling triumph of theatre skills, creativity and inspiration over the complexity,…

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Katharine in concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 August 2002 · page 6

KATHARINE Tier is in the running for a $30,000 singing scholarship. Twelve of Australia’s best young opera and classical singers will line up at the SBW…

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The week in pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 August 2002 · page 14

Denise Majette on the campaign trail In Georgia, US, before her upset victory over anti-Israel representative Cynthia McKinney. Photo: Denise Majette When Ukrainian president Leonid Kuchma laid the comerstone for a…

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Brilliant, shocking Cabaret Cabaret State Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 August 2002 · page 29

SET in the sleazy Kit Kat Kabaret in Berlin between the World Wars, this story became a smash-hit on Broadway in 1966, and then worldwide…

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Ale Théâtre Français De Melbourne Attire Les Jeunes Français Expatries

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 September 2002 · page 25

Le Théâtre Français Michael Bula (cf. notre édition du mois de juillet), aul 4 septembre dernier à la Richmond Library Theatrette, pièce : « Le Triomphe de l'Amour », de Marivaux…

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Extraits des Bulletins ADIT du Canada Lancement D’un BAllON Géant Pour Étudier La Couche D’ozone

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 September 2002 · page 12

Le 2 septembre, Environnement Canada et l'Agence spatiale canadienne, en partenariat avec des universités et l'industrie, ont lance déVanscoy (Saskatchewan) pour mieux connaître les changements que subit la couche d'ozone…

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