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The unexpected passing of one of Austin’s most generous artists, Tré Arenz, and a teaching honor for UT School of Music professor Judith A. Jellison.
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The voice of soprano and longtime UT voice teacher Martha Deatherage goes silent, and two Central Texas schools put on a show at the 2003 State UIL One-Act Play Contest.
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The grand old troupe of the Austin improv comedy scene is closing its home of six years, and the Texas Commission on the Arts announces the appointments for state poet laureate, state musician, state two-dimensional artist, and state three-dimensional artist for 2003 and 2004.
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Two arts institutions end their runs: the iron belly muses theatre company and the South Congress visual arts venue Gallery 1313.
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Several hundred Austinites were led on a 100-minute tour of 600 years of European prints when eminent art historian Leo Steinberg came to town, and Crockett High School and Bastrop Opera House continue to chase top honors in state play competitions.
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A painful week for friends of the theatre with the passing of educator and director Gil Sharp and producer, director, and actor Don Phillips, Jr.
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Naughty Austin makes a new home for itself on the Eastside, and Katie Pearl and Lisa D’Amour return to the Grove on Lamar.
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Twelve more friends of the arts have been named to the Austin Arts Hall of Fame, and Austin Lyric Opera loses Managing Director Michael Murphy to a performing arts organization in San Diego, from whence he came.
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The stars come out at the Paramount when the Texas Medal of the Arts Awards are given, and the Bastrop Opera House shoots for a national title in the American Association of Community Theatres competition.
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Esther’s veteran Joel McKean passes away, and during a rare Broadway strike Austin playwright John Walch is honored by the American Theatre Critics Association.
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Austin helps the Lysistrata Project become a global phenomenon, and Governor Rick Perry and Austin Mayor Gus Garcia speak out in favor of the Long Center.
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Austin helps the Lysistrata Project become the Little Peace Project That Could, the Long Center says “no thanks, after all” to the $25 million in Waller Creek tunnel bond money, and Austin Shakespeare Festival launches a new reading series.