Dragica Jukic

Dragica Jukic lives in Sydney’s Inner West and has a BA (Communications) and Dip Ed (Secondary). She is a high school teacher and has worked in public education for over 20 years. She is always on the lookout for a good book recommendation and an adventure.

26 posts by Dragica Jukic

IRVING BERLIN’S HOLIDAY INN AT RIVERSIDE THEATRES

In the lead up to Christmas, it was nice to escape Sydney’s heat and humidity and enjoy few hours of wholesome escapism watching IRVING BERLIN’S classic musical comedy, HOLIDAY INN. I haven’t watched the 1942 film version starring Bing Crosby …

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JACKSON ACES : BEYOND POSSIBLE AT SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE

Master Illusionist Jackson Aces has returned to the Sydney Opera House, providing wonder and humour on an otherwise gloomy mid-week evening. Challenging preconceptions about what is possible, and looking beyond the immediate, Jackson’s show weaves his personal experiences of pursuing …

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SCOTT SILVEN : THE LOST THINGS : MAGICAL

 

A drizzling Friday evening was the perfect night for a little magic and with Sydney aglow under the Vivid lights, the Playhouse was buzzing in anticipation for internationally acclaimed illusionist and mentalist Scott Silven’s new show, THE LOST THINGS.…

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S.N.LITTLE ‘THE CURE’ :

A blast of winter makes perfect reading weather and mystery novels can be the ideal accompaniment for a cozy night in. S N Little’s first novel, THE CURE, recently published, hooks the reader in with some common tropes, starting with …

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SARA HADDAD : THE SUNBIRD

THE SUNBIRD by Sara Haddad tells the story of a young girl, displaced as a result of Al Nakba or ‘the catastrophe,’ the mass displacement and dispossession of Palestinians during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.

Structured as a parallel narrative, the …

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SIX @ THEATRE ROYAL SYDNEY

The Gala performance of SIX drew an eclectic crowd as the infamous tale of King Henry VIII’s six wives was retold from the perspective of the women that history remembers more for the man they all married than for the

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