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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2004

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Mini masterwork Theatre Review Loveplay Downstairs Belvoir Street Theatre until April 25

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 April 2004 · page 19

THIS is the Australian premiere season of an 80-minute, 10-scene entertainment, written on commission for the Royal Shakespeare Theatre by…

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Producing a great show Theatre Review the Producers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 2004 · page 19

THE Producers has a great cast, stunning sets, bright costumes and flashy production numbers - in fact, it’s a show that lives up to all the hype…

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VC evacuated to the United States the Fall of the New South: Exclusive Pictures

Tharunka · Monday 26 April 2004 · page 1

Vice-Chancellor Ralph Hump has been evacuated to the United States after Council forces drove him from his stronghold at the University of North Saxony-Westphalia late this afternoon. As supporters and opponents of the VC clashed on the University’s lawn, Hump loyalists boarded a helicopter atop the recently-relocated Food Technology South Tower, visible in the photo above. Lord Mayor Clover Moore has signalled her willingness to take on the VC’s role, telling Tharunka that’s she’s free on Tuesday afternoons. In the chaos of the evacuation, Prof Hump is understood to have lost his laptop…

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What Has Mr Carr Done! The recent mini budget brought in some inconvenient changes to stamp duty and Band tax. In summary the changes are

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 2004 · page 6

First home buyers who buy a property worth less than $500,000 will no longer pay stamp duty. This came into…

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L'equipe De France Feminine De Hand-ball, Les Nouvelles Miss Monde the French Women's Handball Team the New “Miss World” Champions

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 May 2004 · page 20

La victoire de Véqulpe de France de hand-ball, acquise au term ' en.Çrpqtie,desjeunesfemmesfra de volpn té et de déter…

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School Stuff Masada College Masada College Lag b’Omer pictures created by Year 4 students

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 2004 · page 6

Ashley Coma Haydee Katz…

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Yom Ha’atzmaut In honour of Israel’s 56th birthday the State Zionist Council of NSW organised a gala concert at Moriah College and together with the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies hosted a cocktail party at the Shangri La Hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 May 2004 · page 7

Photos: Julie Fisher Local Government Minister Tony Kelly, Hilton and Liz Sack, State Zionist Council of NSW president Brian Levitan…

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Sydney theatre hits purple patch Theatre Roundup

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 2004 · page 21

SYDNEY theatre has hit a purple patch. Among the cornucopia of offerings, from the mainstream to the byways and in venues great and small, there are more…

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Band Together

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 2004 · page 15

JUDITH Ronas letter demonstrates the continuing need for gay Jews to band together and lobby within the community for proper recognition…

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Wrenching play about love, terrorism Theatre Review the Women of Lockerbie Nida Parade Studio Until June 6

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 2004 · page 21

SEVEN years after the destruction or Pan Am flight 103 over their Scottish town, the women of Lockerbie are battling American authorities for the…

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JewishCare concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 2004 · page 16

JEWISH Choral Society and Klezmer Piano Trio perform Sunday, May 30, 2.00pm at Burger Centre. Entry $5, pick-up/take-home can be arranged…

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Theatre Outstanding adaptation of much-loved tale

Tharunka · Monday 24 May 2004 · page 17

How was it possible to change a well loved and very popular cartoon movie into a musical? I had my doubts about the musical before even going into…

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Don't Cross the Genetic Streams http://homepage.mac.eom/moffeatonl/.Pictures/proton2.html

The Chaser · Thursday 27 May 2004 · page 13

JASON EATON has built many 1:1 models, including light sabers, blasters and a replica Tusken Raider from Star Wars. But the biggest waste of time was this life-size Proton pack from Ghostbusters…

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Perfect Pinter play, beautiful ballet on ice Theatre the Birthday Party Belvoir Street Downstairs, until June 5 the Sleeping Beauty on Ice Lyric Theatre, Star City, until May 30

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 21

SYDNEY’S purple patch of performing arts continues, with two disparate pieces added to the “must see” list. The Birthday Party, first staged in…

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JewishCare concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 16

JEWISH Choral Society and Klezmer Piano Trio perform Sunday, May 30, 2pm at the Burger Centre, Woollahra. Entry $5, pick-up/take-home can be…

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THEATRE Les Papiers d'Asoem, au Vieux-Colombier

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 June 2004 · page 17

Il n'était pas évident que la nouvelle de Henry James passerait la rampe. L'intrigue, trop mince, d'une part, l'importance accordée à la réflexion et aux états d'âme du narrateur, d'autre part, constituaient un sérieux handicap dont l'adaptation de Jean Pavans triomphe d'autant plus aisément qu'elle est secondée par…

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Music Band started at UNSW after a few beers

Tharunka · Monday 7 June 2004 · page 14

“I can’t breathe - reach out for the glue to the moon - and further from you/ You can gaze - it won't do good 'cause your page tells less than it should” Ides of Space are a band with a UNSW connection that you need to know‘…

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Moriah Community Service Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 5

Moriah College Year 11 students celebrated their completion of 20 hours of community service at the annual Community Service Ball at Star City. Photos: Julie Fisher…

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Rag-trade comedy is bizarre Theatre Review the Unlikely Prospect of Happiness Sydney Theatre until June 26; Glen Street Theatre from July 14 Reviewed by Peter Morrison

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 21

MANY people say “incredible” when they mean “so good you wouldn’t believe”. But the Sydney Theatre Company’s premiere of Australian writer…

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The 2000 Hours of Work Is Over, Let’s Have a Ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 3

Ninety-nine Moriah College Year 11 students collectively put in 2000 hours of community service, ranging from assisting the homeless to helping children needing rehabilitation. They celebrated their efforts at the Moriah Community Service Ball at Star City on Sunday evening. Funds raised will go to a Sydney organisation that does not receive government funding and to Israel. Photo: Julie Fisher…

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