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Pictures, dances & concerts, 2008

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Psyched for HSC with Band 6 jumpers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 June 2008 · page 9

MASADA College year 11 students are getting psyched up for their upcoming High School Certificate (HSC) Hebrew exams in a novel way…

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Feynman in the spotlight once again Theatre review QED Peter Parnell

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 June 2008 · page 11

PROLIFIC American playwright Peter Parnell came up with an inspired choice with his play QED about the brilliant Jewish American physicist Richard…

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Visa problems put concert at risk

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 June 2008 · page 8

AFTER two months of preparation, an Israeli band slated to perform after an oration by Rabbi Shlomo Riskin may have to cancel their performance…

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enjoy ahavat israel concert Saturday, June 14, 7.30PM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 June 2008 · page 4

Rabbi Shlomo Riskin will speak at a concert by Benzion Lehrer and his Returning Light Band at Chabad Double Bay. Bookings: www.quicktix.com.au or call 1300 552 130…

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A harmonious ‘mind-altering’ boy-band Theatre review Altar Boyz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 June 2008 · page 11

FROM the moment the five-member boyband with four Christians and a token Jew walk – well, pose – on stage, singing, “We’re gonna altar your mind”, in…

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Improvisations Theatre Guru

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 June 2008 · page 20

PAUL Sills, a founder of improvisational sketch comedy, died at the age of 80. Sills, born Paul Silverberg, founded in 1959 Chicago-based theatre company Second City,…

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Riskin and concert sell-out success

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 June 2008 · page 8

“IT was nothing short of a miracle,” concert organiser Stuart Sontag said about the Ahavat Israel Concert held at Chabad Double Bay on Saturday…

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Awakening fame for young theatre actor

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 June 2008 · page 11

IT’S been a little more than a year since Aaron Orzech got his first real break when a director plucked him from a university production to appear in Phillip Ridley’s Mercury…

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Senior citizens concert North Shore Temple Emanuel hosted more than 400 people at its 25th-annual senior citizens concert on May 25

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 June 2008 · page 14

Photos: Natalie Brem From left: Annelise Lippman, Ilse Meyer and Gerada Buckwalter. Concert organisers Nola and Garry Braude…

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Montefiore concert The Montefiore Ladies’ Committee hosted a concert on June 15, with cabaret singer Karen Beckett

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 June 2008 · page 13

Nancye and Hal Goldstein. Rita Weinberg (left), Ruth Shell…

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Israeli drama strikes a chord Film review the Band's Visit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 July 2008 · page 10

IT made it on to a number of “top 10” movie lists for 2007. It won eight Israeli Film Academy awards (and was nominated for another five), two European Film Awards,…

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Farewell concert at Emanuel Abraham Singer gave a farewell concert on June 22 at Emanuel Synagogue, prior to his departure to perform with the Cologne Opera

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 July 2008 · page 12

From left Kate Golla, Abraham Singer, Andrea Catzel. From left: Diane Berkowitz, Louise Whitby on. and Gavin Morris…

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watch the band's visit JULY

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 July 2008 · page 4

Award-winning Israeli film The Band's visit, about the misadventures of the Egyptian Alexandrian Police Band, screens nationally during July…

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Leonard Bernsteins Young People's Concerts Foxtel, Ovation, Wednesday, July 16, 4pm

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 July 2008 · page 5

Leonard Bernstein conducts the New York Philharmonic Orchestra…

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Shmooze Hamish and Andy Dance the Hora shmooze@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 July 2008 · page 2

TOP-RATING radio hosts Hamish Blake and Andy Lee were in party mode at the weekend when they attended 42 parties in Queensland, NSW and Victoria…

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A klezmer band of brothers Chantal Abitbol talks to Olivier Slabiak from French klezmer group Les Yeux Noirs about heritage, brotherly love and their upcoming Australian tour

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 July 2008 · page 11

FRENCH violin virtuosos and brothers Eric and Olivier Slabiak - the cofounders of Parisian septet Les Yeux Noir - couldn’t help being drawn to the…

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2Metro Theatre, Tuesday 5th August Band of Horses

Tharunka · Friday 1 August 2008 · page 21

Plotting the rise of a pop-indie Australian following is as simple as following a fairly standard formula. 1) US band releases wide-eyed, earnest yet enthusiastic first…

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Roll over Beethoven, IPO makes triumphant return Conceit review Israel Philharmonic Orchestra

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 August 2008 · page 10

THE audible buzz around town since the announcement that the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (IPO) would be performing three concerts at the…

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Family drama makes the cut Theatre review Cut and Paste

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 August 2008 · page 11

CARLA Moore’s poignant new Australian drama Cut and Paste pivots around chronically ill 13-year-old schoolboy Thomas (Cam McCallum), who…

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CAMILLE. Pour la première fois, la doyenne de la “Nouvelle scène française se rend en Australie où elle donnera des concerts à Melbourne, Sydney et Brisbane

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 August 2008 · page 24

Auteur, compositeur et interprète, Camille se distingue entre autres par son éclectisme et son originalité créatrice. Elle mélange les genres et rejette la standardisation. Son style pop/folk très…

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