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Sydney · Pictures, dances & concerts

Pictures, dances & concerts, 2003

126 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 7

Myth becomes a hit THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 March 2003 · page 19

THE Ensemble Theatre has a boxoffice bonanza on its hands. Dock Brief With Warren Mitchell and Max Gillies is sold out and will…

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In concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 2003 · page 19

PIANIST Eduard Volchek will perform in concert at the University of NSW on March 30. Volchek, 29, started playing as…

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Arts&Books Melbourne choir, Sydney singers a great hit CONCERT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 March 2003 · page 19

SYDNEY does not have anything quite like the Melbourne Jewish Male Voice Choir, which was joined last Thursday night at Central Synagogue…

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The Australian Chamber Orchestra-2003

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 April 2003 · page 34

En tant qu'orchestre de chambre , cet ensemble s'est dé prouvé en Australie et sur la scène internationale. Les nomb ses tournées, les enregistrements, les prix internationaux le faits connaître aux quatre coins du globe. Les virtuoses de to…

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Arts. THEATRE

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 April 2003 · page 40

André Breton disait que l'acte surréaliste le plus simple consiste à descendre dans la rue, revolver au poing, et à tirer dans…

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Masada Purim Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 6

YEAR 11 and 12 Masada College students went wild at their Purim Ball, which was held at the Pelerman Centre…

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Unchanged social issues THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 20

THIS powerful human drama by internationally successful Australian Joanna Murray-Smith first played in Sydney 10 years ago…

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Welcome back, Gary Penny THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 20

LAWYER Gary Penny made a name for himself as one of this town’s enduring legitimate theatre producers. He has a penchant for tough,…

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Danny Bhoy Athenaeum Theatre 7.00pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 8

Danny Bhoy's a fresh-faced, healthy-looking Scotsman so it's no surprise to learn that someone's been fishing outside of the…

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Timely Bernard Shaw wit on display THEATRE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 20

IT was a coincidence that Robyn Nevin’s Sydney Theatre Company production of George Bernard Shaw's Major Barbara opened at the…

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Men in Coats Capitol Theatre 7.00pm & Sun 6.00pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 10

If you're happy to leave your kids with a couple of dodgy looking men in rain coats then this is the show for you. The Men in Coats…

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Cream of Irish Athenaeum Theatre 7.00pm & Sun 6.00pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 8

Three experienced Irish standups doing twenty minutes each. We went on the first night when the lowest-billed David O'Doherty was…

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Justin Hamilton Just Insane RMIT Capitol Theatre 9.45pm & Sun 8.45

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 10

One of a handful from Triple J's stable of culturally-atuned funny men to appear at The Comedy Festival, Justin Hamilton races…

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Richard Herring Talking Cock RMIT Capitol Theatre 8.30pm & Sun 7.30pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 10

Richard Herring has restyled himself as a penile evangelist, and has been surveying attitudes to that humble organ…

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The Beatification of Newt Berton Athenaeum Theatre 6.00pm & Sun 4.00pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 8

Set in 1999, in the lead up to the Sydney Olympic Games, this psychedelic play sees listless infomercial-addict Danny entrusted with a…

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John Knowles is Saddle Sore RMIT Capitol Theatre 7.15pm & Sun 6.15pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 10

For the past, few years, Knowles was been part of the Cops on Heat team, renowned for putting on many an outstanding late-night…

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Puppetry of the Penis (The directors cut) Forum Theatre Mon 7pm, Thu-Sat 10, Sun 8pm

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 10

Was it worth the wait of an hour and ten minutes of lead up time? Well as far as penis puppetry goes this was probably as good as it…

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The Concert The Storeroom

The Chaser · Friday 4 April 2003 · page 8

Wed-Sat 8.20pm & Sun 6.20pm The Storeroom may be in Fitzroy, but its pool-room clientele may as well be Appalachians by the look…

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Dom Irrera Athenaeum Theatre

The Chaser · Saturday 5 April 2003 · page 9

Calling yourself "The Godfather Of Standup" is a guaranteed way to invite the ire of both peers and reviewers. Irrera may have an ego…

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Danny Bhoy Athenaeum Theatre 7.00pm

The Chaser · Saturday 5 April 2003 · page 8

Danny Bhoy's a fresh-faced, healthy-looking Scotsman so it's no surprise to learn that some-one's been fishing outside of the…

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