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Last Bow of an Accidental Critic
Lessons and surprises from a career that shouldn’t have been
Robert Faires
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“Daniel Johnston: I Live My Broken Dreams” Tells the Story of an Artist
The first-ever museum exhibition of Daniel Johnston’s work digs deep into the man, the myths
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Women & Their Work’s “We Know Who We Are. We Know What We Want.”
In this inaugural exhibition at W&TW’s new permanent home, nine artists provide an inquiry of breadth and depth
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Penfold Theatre Gives Live Readings of Radio Plays in the Ransom Center Archives
The company has dusted off radio adaptations of Shakespeare, Fitzgerald, and Thackeray for the 21st century to hear – live
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LBJ Library at 50: “Lady Bird Johnson: Beyond the Willdflowers”
The LBJ Library exhibit shows sides of the First Lady you may not know
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Charles Stites’ New One-Man Show Straitjacket Is Fun – Scary Fun
The veteran Austin actor loves frightening audiences, and now he’s turned Jack London’s novel The Star Rover into variations on a theme of horror
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LBJ Library at 50: An Interview With Mark Updegrove
The Library’s director from 2009 to 2017 on LBJ’s evolving legacy
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The LBJ Presidential Library at 50
For five decades, the LBJ Library & Museum has been not only keeping history but also making history
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Perspectives on the LBJ Library From the Directors
Three of the LBJ Library’s directors offer their unique views on the institution
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LBJ Library at 50: An Interview With Betty Sue Flowers
The Library’s director from 2002 to 2009 on her time at the helm
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LBJ Library at 50: An Interview With Mark A. Lawrence
The Library’s current director takes a historian’s view