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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2006

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Arts Jewish director hits the funny bone with dark comedy Theatre review BONE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 2006 · page 10

SET against a backdrop of a distant war, Bone is a play about internal struggles on the homefront. Capturing a day in the life of three…

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Dudu Fisher in Concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 August 2006 · page 2

ACCLAIMED Israeli singer Dudu Fisher is currently touring Australia, but just weeks ago he was performing in a bomb shelter in Israel. Read our review…

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A Week in Pictures

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2006 · page 2

VIEW the AJN’s weekly image galleries to see photographs from major Jewish events throughout Australia. You might even see someone you know!…

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Dudu Fisher in concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2006 · page 13

More than 1400 people heard Dudu Fisher perform on August 24 at Central Synagogue. Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky…

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10 ques[?]or... Simon Tedeschi World-renowned concert pianist

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2006 · page 16

Having performed around die world with some of the finest musicians and won high praise for doing so, are you content with your achievements or ambitious for more? I think both. I’m happy with what I’ve achieved, but the process of…

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dance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2006 · page 4

funky fun SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 7.30PM Jewish Communal Appeal presents the Israeli Community Event at Hakoah Club, featuring…

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Bringing theatre with bite to the mainstream

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2006 · page 11

WHEN producer Moira Blumenthal noticed a lack of independent theatre performed on the big stage, she took it upon herself to make a change…

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In Memoriam Israeli Concert Pianist

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 September 2006 · page 21

BENJAMIN Rawitz, 60, was discovered battered to death Tuesday in the basement of his apartment building in Brussels. His car had been stolen. Belgian Police said it appeared Rawitz interrupted…

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AUJS ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2006 · page 12

Australasian Union of Jewish Students held its annual ball on September 2…

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ques[?] 10 Acclaimed theatre and opera director

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 September 2006 · page 16

How do European attitudes to high art and culture differ from those of Australians? The notion of high and low art is deeply problematic. The attitude of an audience for a show depends on what they are seeing. Theatre and…

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Hitler’s fictional daughter portrayed in educational play Theatre review Hitler’s Daughter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 September 2006 · page 11

THE Monkey Baa Theatre for Young People, based at Sydney’s Seymour Centre, has made a positive and commendable contribution to Holocaust…

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Theatre Review: Grave Intentions

Tharunka · Friday 6 October 2006 · page 25

I was experiencing some complex emotions when I came out of this play. Anger, tinged with confusion. Disbelief. But mostly, I just felt sad. Comedy is dead, and the blood is on the hands of Anand Rajan, Paul Ayre and Craig…

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Veteran Jewish director shows her class Theatre review Are You There?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 October 2006 · page 11

BEST known for her 12 years as artistic director of the Griffin Theatre Company, Ros Horin makes her Ensemble Theatre debut as director…

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Picture this! Shall we dance?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 October 2006 · page 2

Photo of the week. email photo submissions to to nbreskin@jewishnews.net.au Jonathan Matrai (top) and Justin Doobov show off some advanced…

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News Briefs Aria Award for Dance Outfit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 November 2006 · page 9

MELBOURNE dance outfit TV Rock, featuring rapper Seany B, won the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Award for best…

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Israeli dance troupe to launch Sydney Festival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 November 2006 · page 3

ISRAEL’S internationally-acclaimed Batsheva Dance Company will launch the 2007 Sydney Festival, organisers announced lastwreek…

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OBITUARY Renowned concert pianist

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 November 2006 · page 21

SEND OBITUARIES TO jrobuck@jewishnews.net.au LIONEL Bowman passed away in Pretoria, South Africa, aged 87, after a distinguished career as a concert pianist and teacher…

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Dance party at Emanuel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 2006 · page 9

EMANUEL School’s student representative council held a Bash in Black for high school students late last month. A top DJ was hired for the alcohol-free event which was held in the Lehrer Family Multi-Purpose Hall at the school. Students brought friends from other schools to the dance party…

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The Australian [?]Jewish News [?] Eye on the ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 2006 · page 14

THE resounding victory of the Democratic Party in last week’s US congressional elections has dramatically realigned the balance of power in US politics. It is a harbinger of change in the American policy towards the war in Iraq and also, potentially, of international attitudes towards…

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Streisand concert to bridge communities

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 November 2006 · page 8

IT took the music of “funny girl” Barbra Streisand to unite two communities in a historic performance next week…

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