GET IT LIVE - GET IT AT TRADES HALL ARTS, bringing class back into the
class struggle . . .

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IN THE BEGINNING . . . THE ODD TESTAMENT
presented by Short Attention Span
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In the Beginning . . . The Odd Testament is a highly entertaining and
very funny three person physical theatre/ cabaret.

Inspired by some stories from the Old Testament, it is the compelling
story of two tragic-comic characters; homeless, isolated, displaced and
impoverished, living in an indeterminate time and place. The work is a
unique combination of theatrical styles ? from Brechtian songs to
bouffon clowning ? telling the story of these two imperfect souls and
their 'biblical' journey, coupled with the perfection of some of the
greatest literature ever set down.

 From the creators of the incredibly popular Hamlet in One Hour, (winner
of the Melbourne Fringe Theatre award) and Cabaret Tingel Tangel,
(winner of the Green Room award for Best Cabaret). Performed by Alice
Carter, Krisztian Bagin & Tania Kyriakou, Accompanied by Steven Lindsay
Directed by John Bolton

The Old Council Chambers
8pm Wednesday - Saturday, December 11th - 21st
Tickets - $17 Full/ $14 Conc
Previews Friday, Dec 6th & Saturday, Dec 7th - $12
Bookings Ph: 9885 5111 or on the door on the night


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THE DIVINE LOTUS - FILM SCREENING
presented by the Buoyancy Foundation
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The lotus flower is an important symbol in the Buddhist religion, which
signifies purity as well as birth, beauty and transcendence. Though its
roots are anchored in muddy waters, this beautiful still flower blooms 
and thrives. For us, it embodies the growth and strength of many young
Vietnamese women who are undergoing resettlement and reintegration into 
their new life and culture as Australians.

"The Divine Lotus," is a 26-min documentary based on the life of Linh:
a young Vietnamese woman and her journey through the drug culture over
the past 7 years. This provides Linh with a platform to express her 
insights into how her commitment to heroin has affected her life and 
that of others without sensationalism and manipulation. Moreover, it 
puts Linh into context as a member of our community- she is someoneís 
daughter, mother and sister - someone who still has the possibility to 
"bloom" as a person rather than as a "refuse of society."

The New Council Chambers
8:30pm Friday, December 6th
FREE EVENT - Donations welcome


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WHITE NIGHT BENEFIT CONCERT
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A fundraising event for women fighting legal cases against the
'Blackshirts' a militant men's group.

White night is a community fundraising event for local women who are
fighting legal cases against the 'Blackshirts' a militant group who have
been operating in the eastern suburbs. Money raised from the event will
be used to assist clients from the Eastern Community Legal Centre (ECLC)
to pay for the ever-increasing legal expenses.

The night's entertainment includes Cuban music and dance by Kenny Lopez
& Havana Connection, comedy by Trevor 4 Ever and Dave Piggott, jazz
music by Shenko, Guest Speaker Phil Cleary and the women who will talk 
about their experiences. Finger food and silent auction included.
Tickets on sale NOW!

Trades Hall Bar & New Ballroom
8pm Saturday, December 7th
Entry: $25 Full/ $20 Conc - from ECLC Ph: 9877 6634


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THE MORNING STAR CONCERT FOR WEST PAPUA
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"Bring them from Violence to Peace, Injustice to Justice, Despair to
Love" - Jacob Rumbiak
Featuring:- Alex Lloyd, Paul Mac, Bangarra Dance Theatre, Lisa Gerrard,
Andrew Denton, Sandman & Flacco, Black Paradise (from West Papua) , Dave
O'Neill, Not Drowning Waving, Telek and more . . .
February 28th, 2003 - Melbourne Concert Hall
For concert updates and more information about West Papua visit:
www.morningstarconcert.com

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GET IT LIVE - GET IT AT TRADES HALL
54 Victoria St (Cnr Lygon St) Carlton  Ph: 9662 3555
Trades Hall Bar - open nightly from 5pm 'til late
Friday Happy Hours 4-7pm
DRINK OF THE MONTH: SUNBURNT COUNTRY
(Vodka, Peach Schnapps & Cranberry Juice ) ONLY $6
more info visit www.tradeshallarts.com.au
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"People that are really very weird can get into sensitive positions, and
have a tremendous impact on history" - George W Bush, 1998

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