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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2007

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Annual charity ball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 September 2007 · page 14

The Property Industry Foundation will be treating guests to an evening of 1920s elegance and glamour when it hosts the Annual Charity Ball next…

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Cover story It's a war zone, baby IMPROVISE Melbourne-born vocal-dance artist Aviva Sheb’a performed for troops in Vietnam, suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and later a spinal injury. She takes off her dancing shoes and talks to Lexi Landsman about her strength to turn tragedy into personal triumph

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 October 2007 · page 6

AVIVA Sheb'a will never forget arriving in Siagon, Vietnam, nearly, four decades ago. She recalls seeing the ows of military planes painted…

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watch short, sweet & dance From Tuesday, October 9-20

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2007 · page 4

Aviva Sheb’a tells the story of her life through dance, song and storytelling at the Newtown Theatre. Inquiries: www.shortandsweet.org or 1300 306 776…

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Neo-nazi Concert Fears

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2007 · page 6

MELBOURNE - Members of the Melbourne Jewish community feared for their safety on the weekend following warnings from the Community Security…

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Leonard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts Foxtel, Ovation, Sunday, October 21, 12pm

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2007 · page 5

The famous director of the New York Philharmonic is captured on video teaching young people about symphonic music using innovative, interactive methods, including…

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Margolyes matches Dickens’ heft Theatre review Dickens’ Women

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2007 · page 11

DICKENS was and remains a giant among writers, one of the greats of English or any other literature. But personally, if not overtly in his books, he had some hang-ups, notably about women, such as his…

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Broza hits the right notes at Opera House debut Concert Review

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2007 · page 13

ISRAEL is traditionally considered the land of the ingathering of exiles. But in Sydney this week, acclaimed Israeli singer-songwriter David…

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Mixed messages from Hitler’s bunker Theatre review the Private Life of the Master Race

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2007 · page 10

TO say that this show, performed by secondyear NIDA actors, sends mixed messages is to understate a complex case. In my view, this must come out largely against NIDA,whose…

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been & seen Broza concert cocktail party The State Zionist Council and the Embassy of Israel hosted a cocktail party following the David Broza concert on October 21 at the Opera House

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2007 · page 12

Photos: Nadine Saacks From left: Ian Segail, Jeff and Linda Brivik. From left: Michelle Berkowitz, David Broza, Tootie Jacobs. From left: Dor Shapira, Yuval Rotem, Ron Wiseman…

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World View Serbs Cancel Concert at Death Camp

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 November 2007 · page 13

BELGRADE - Serbian organisers cancelled a rock concert at a former Nazi concentration camp. The British band Kosheen was to perform on Saturday…

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A one-man feast of sight and sound Concert/film review Gary Lucas and the Golem Acmi Cinemas, Melbourne, November 7

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 2007 · page 10

IN 1984, Italian music producer Giorgio Moroder divided the film world when he added synths and new-wave beats to Fritz Lang’s silent sci-fi classic, Metropolis (1926)…

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Concert with Sephardic delights

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 2007 · page 11

THE Renaissance Players are back with a production that echoes their name but represents a rebirth of another kind Australia’s multicultural roots…

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Moriah’s band in Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 2007 · page 9

FORTY-FIVE Moriah College students are on a whirlwind tour of Paris, London and Israel. The students, who practiced…

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hear trio concert Sunday, December 2, 4PM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 2007 · page 4

Emanuel Synagogue presents the Mark Isaacs Trio with guest artist Elana Stone. Cost: $30 for pre-bookings (discounts for student group bookings). Inquiries: (02) 9328 7833…

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School scrapbook Mount Sinai College’s annual concert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 2007 · page 9

MOUNT Sinai College’s annual concert was a sell-out last week as the school celebrated Israel’s upcoming 60th birthday…

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TV Guide Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts Foxtel, Ovation, Saturday, December 8, 6pm

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 December 2007 · page 5

This episode features a birthday tribute to Shostakovich…

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Community leaders divided over pro-Nazi band tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 December 2007 · page 3

JEWISH leaders are divided over how to deal with the impending Australian tour of Croatian rock band Thompson…

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Humanity wins over differences Theatre review HALPERN & JOHNSON

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 December 2007 · page 11

THE two protagonists in Lionel Goldstein’s beautifully crafted play Halpem & Johnson could hardly be more different in cultural and religious…

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Best Bytes from ajn.com.au on the Pro-nazi Band Touring Australia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 December 2007 · page 17

SOME of his top hits are propaganda tracts for clerical fascism. Case in point: E moj narode or Alas my people, the title song of two of his…

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End-of-year musings: same book, fresh chapter An end-of-year kindergarten concert has the writer noticing the march of time. KALEIDOSCOPE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 December 2007 · page 18

IRECENTLY helped my four-yearold daughter Sara make a wooden dock at her kindergarten - a real one, with battery and all. The kids…

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