World premiere at Sydney’s new theatre
A NEW chapter in Australian theatre history was written on January 3, when the Sydney Theatre Company presented the first public…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2004
103 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 6
A theatre festival that’s short, but not so sweet
FOR the last three years director Tanya Denny and writer Barbara Karpinski have been doing their own thing locally and abroad…
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SINGERS Daniella Barda and Natalie Gamsu joint concert “Wonderfully Worldly Women” on Saturday, January 24 at 8.30 pm at the…
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ISRAELI world music ensemble Sheva is in Sydney bringing their message of peace. A seven-piece band, Sheva was…
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THE British and indeed, the world, stage has lost Gielgud, Olivier, Richardson and Guinness; but there is still Ian McKellen…
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SINGERS Daniella Barda and Natalie Gamsu, joint concert, "Wonderfully Worldly Women" on…
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SINGERS Daniella Barda and Natalie Gamsu, in “Wonderfully worldly women”, Saturday, January 24, 8.30 pm, Paddington Uniting Church, 395…
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AS part of a world premiere season, Melbourne’s Chunky Move, billed as “one of Australia's boldest contemporary dance companies”, brought…
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NORTH Shore Temple Emanuel hosts Tu b'Shvat Israeli dance party, Sunday February 8, 7pm. All ages welcome. Music and light Israeli…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Yankel Rosenbaum and the theatre of the absurd Rabbi Avi Shafran castigates a new play on the 1991 murder of Australian student Yankel Rosenbaum
AN Orthodox Jew’s car hits a black child in a Brooklyn neighbourhood; the Jew flees. A 19-year-old black man is…
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PARIS - A concert by an Israeli singer in France was interrupted repeatedly by antisemitic shouts. A group of youths shouted “Death to the Jews”…
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I AM writing in regard to the response from a few individuals taking issue with Joseph Cope’s fantastic letter opposing the Great Synagogue…
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IN a titanic struggle, the U12 Northside Monash team defeated the league-leading Lindfield with the last ball of the match. Extremely…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Mitchell superb in Rappaport as great play returns I’m Not Rappaport Theatre Royal Until March 6
IF you believe that Herb Gardener’s 1985 Tony Award-winning New York play is small-scale fare about two crusty old men shmoozing on a park…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →SYDNEY life This Week in the Community Broadway or Bust They eat, sleep and breathe musicals. Now they are producing one of their own. Michael Lewis, Ronny Schnapp and David Skalicky spoke to Jacqui Gal about their new theatre company, Bump In Productions
THERE'S a gut-wrenching sadness that a performer feels at the end of a theatre production…
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SHLOMO Carlebach-inspired Moshav band is playing at Moriah College, March 21, 7pm. Tickets $25 adult, $20 cconcession, from Gold's…
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From March 19 to 11 May, pretty much every two-bit town on the coast of Australia with a semi-decent RSL or Community Centre. Even Warnabool and Caloundra…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Montefiore masked ball Residents of Montefiore Home Hunters Hill celebrated Purim with a masked ball
Violet Vesier, Lottie Erder. Romi and Janine Sussman. Masada student Dane Segail with residents Flor Monnikendam and Joe Guralnek…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Story brings son and father closer Theatre Review the Lucky One Parade Studio, NIDA, until March 28
NO use dwelling on the past, Dr Maksymilian Laumberg (David Ritchie) tells his son, Tony (Scott Agius), who is interviewing him…
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