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Monthly Archives: January 2010
>It’s coming
>http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=9053134&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1Feature: Welcome to Mardi Gras 2010 from mardigras on Vimeo.
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>Tosca
> Rosario La Spina (Cavaradossi) and Takesha Meshe Kizart (Tosca) during Act 1. I have a special place in my memory and heart for ‘Tosca’. My father introduced me to opera through a recording of Puccini’s work over fifty years ago … Continue reading
Posted in memories, opera, sydney
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>An inconvenient truth
> Yesterday morning my toilet packed it in. The flush wouldn’t flush. I called in my favourite plumber, Phil who true to form responded quickly and provided excellent eye candy for me whilst he grappled with my antiquated toilet. It appeared … Continue reading
>Optimism
> At the Sydney Theatre Company, Optimism, very liberally (according to Mk) adapted from Voltaire’s Candide apparently retains little more than the characters from Voltaire’s work. In this staging, which defies my powers of description, the characters fly from country to … Continue reading
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>Rupert Bunny
> Earlier in the week we went to the Art Gallery to see the Rupert Bunny exhibition. Although subtitled Artist in Paris the works on display were not confined to his paintings in France. Bunny certainly produced diverse work. I wasn’t … Continue reading
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>Australia Day
> Festivities on the harbour today celebrating Australia Day.
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>Shooting Through
> “Shooting through like a Bondi tram“, a saying familiar to Sydneysiders especially in the first half of the twentieth century deriving from the supposed speed of the trams that ran the line to Bondi Beach. The saying meant to … Continue reading
>Nine
> It is an embarrassing admission when I see so many movies and love just sitting in a cinema that I have never seen Fellini’s 8½; regarded as an all time classic. Nine is the musical based on the Fellini film. … Continue reading
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>Away above the chimney tops…
>(* “Over The Rainbow”, Harold Arlen and E Y Harburg.) (Click photo to enlarge.) I don’t live at the end of the rainbow but I do live in the building at the left of the Harbour Bridge from which the … Continue reading
Posted in food, home, sydney
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>Red Lantern
> We ate dinner last night at the Red Lantern in Surry Hills sharing entrees of Goi Cuon and Muc Rang Muoi followed by the mains, Con Dom Hap, Ga Chien Don and Cari De. It was my first time at … Continue reading
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