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Long Center: Playing Without a ‘Chaperone’
The national tour of The Drowsy Chaperone won’t stop in Austin after all
Long Center for the Performing Arts
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Long Center for the Performing Arts: Opening the house before it opens
The long-awaited cultural facility throws wide its doors for four days of free performances and tours
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The Future Is Here
In 2007, that distant tomorrow when Austin’s arts dreams would be realized finally arrived
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AISD Scrambles for Another Bond Election
Volunteer Citizens’ 2008 Bond Advisory Committee considering proposed projects, mostly driven by essential repairs, swelling student numbers, and changing curriculum requirements
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Austin’s Cultural Makeover: The Next Stage
How much closer we are to getting the cultural wonderland we imagined 10 years ago
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Long Center: Halfway home, a peek at what’s to come
Midway through Palmer Auditorium’s transformation into the Long Center for the Performing Arts comes a new image of the center’s crown jewel:2,300-seat Dell Hall
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Culture Flash!
A Blanton curator goes south, a solo show master goes back to Houston, an area quilter and portraitist go national, and the Long Center and KMFA go to the bank
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Long Center: Hustle and Flow
Oct. 31 is the target date for completion of the deconstruction of Palmer Auditorium and the deadline for the Long Center to match a $2.5 million challenge grant from Debbie and Kevin Rollins