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    Artist of the Year Margo Sawyer at the 2014-15 Austin Critics Table Awards on June 1, 2015
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    Long Center Director of Education Outreach Ginger Morris accepts the Making Bad Award, a special citation to the Long Center for its support and development of David Krabb’s Bad Kid.
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    Choreographer and Performa/Dance Artistic Director Jennifer Hart accepts the Short Work, Dance award for her piece “On Truth and Love.”
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    Natalie George wins the Lighting Design award for her work on The Tuning Project/Gold Show Rose Show/Feast of My Heart/Thr3e Zisters/1,000 Forest Gorillas in Kansas.
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    With a little help from her two children, recently retired Ballet Austin company member Michelle Thompson accepts the Dancer award for her performance in Belle Redux
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    John Vander Gheynst accepts the Music Direction award for his work on Half & Half Productions’ staging of Chicago.
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    Ginger Morris accepts the That’s Entertainment Award, a Special Citation honoring the Greater Austin High School Musical Theatre Awards.
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    Ia Ensterä, recipient of the Scenic Design award for her work on We Play Chekhov/Detroit/The Tempest/Thr3e Zisters, was also this year’s recipient of the John Bustin Award for Conspicuous Versatility.
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    LOLA Austin director Liz Cass and Chorus Austin Executive Director David Hayes accept the Classical Performance award on behalf of winners Austin Symphony Orchestra and Alison Balsom
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    Original Composition/Score award was shared by Nico Muhly’s How Little You Are and Justin Sherburn’s score for The Wars of Heaven, Part I. Austin Classical Guitar Artistic Director Matthew Hinsley (r) accepts for Muhly, while acknowledging Sherburn.
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    Justin Sherburn accepts the Original Composition/Score award for his score to Trouble Puppet Theatre’s The Wars of Heaven, Part I.
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    Emily Breedlove (l) and Julie Taylor accept two of the three awards for Singer for their performances in LOLA Austin’s La Femme Bohème, which also won the award for Chamber Performance.

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