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Design District's 'Lost Highway' Will Fold In Tiny Theater

12:20 pm
Mon December 10, 2012

Design District's 'Lost Highway' Will Fold In Tiny Theater

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By Lyndsay Knecht
Lead in text: 
Claude Albritton III, the man behind the MAC, is planning an outdoor venue he’ll call “Lost Highway.” Art and Seek's Jerome Weeks explains how the lone building on the 1.7 acres claimed for the project has always played a role in Albritton’s larger idea.
Project X theater company was a small part of a larger Design District project by developer-philanthropist Claude Albritton III, the man behind the McKinney Avenue Contemporary. But with those plans evolving and even coming under public criticism, the question is: What about X?
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Lost Highway
Project X
MAC
Raphael Parry