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Serious health problems have beset Austin theatre artists Douglas Taylor and Brian Gaston as they are working on upcoming projects.

"...15. The 39-year-old performer, seen recently in the Public Domain/Refraction Arts production Metamorphosis, felt the attack coming on and..."

Sept. 21, 2001 Arts Column by Robert Faires

Blood and Guts and Dirt and Joy

Michael Miller may appear at first meeting to be withdrawn, but he is absolutely present onstage and off, and his willingness to "get dirty" with his characters and continuous challenge to himself to be better make this seemingly reserved actor one of Austin's best.

"...boundaries. And that's what makes them evil. Like Richard III: He can do whatever he wants. Whereas the good..."

Aug. 10, 2001 Arts Feature by Robi Polgar

Serious Rock & Roll Anthropology

An interview with SXSW honoree Penelope Spheeris

"...happen today. I just felt like it was my domain, and I was somehow driven to just do the..."

March 9, 2001 Screens Feature by Marc Savlov

Dancing About Architecture

South by Southwest draws closer -- lots of news from SXSW 2001

"...people, most likely because of a recently acquired Web domain name. "A week later and the CDs would have..."

Feb. 16, 2001 Music Column by Ken Lieck

Mapping Calle Ancha

The Avenue That Existed Before That Big Parking Lot in the Sky, I-35, Was Built

"...his five brothers volunteered to serve in World War II. His father was part of the construction crew that..."

Jan. 26, 2001 Features Feature by Belinda Acosta

Money, It's a Gas

Economics, schmeconomics: Chronicle reviewer Roger Gathman compiles the latest books about the (almost) first commodity, money.

"...kind of articles. The military used to be his domain of expertise, but lately he's been think-tanking about "Geo-Economics."..."

Jan. 14, 2000 Books Feature by Roger Gathman

Positively Operatic

The Year in Austin Culture

"...Look Like They're Having a Grand Old Time, Part II: The Cast of As You Like It (Austin Shakespeare..."

Jan. 7, 2000 Arts Feature by Robi Polgar

Alcoa has applied for a mining application in Elgin, near Austin.

"...judging where Alcoa's holdings began. Hobbs, a World War II Navy veteran and lifelong resident of Milam and Lee..."

Sept. 3, 1999 News Feature

Dancing About Architecture

Barton Springs Eternal

"...chucked. The Drafthouse has plans to run the public domain Gold Rush at a later date instead......"

Aug. 20, 1999 Music Column by Ken Lieck

"...more self-indulgent, faux poetic, weepy farewell articles about Public Domain leaving its space ["Articulations," Vol. 18, No. 45]! They..."

July 16, 1999 Column

Art Fun in the Summertime

"...age in the Eighties as revived by the Public Domain with Ehren Connor Christian in the lead role. Kevin..."

May 21, 1999 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Cherrywood Neighbors' Journey of Change

"...Delwood? And would that be Delwood I or Delwood II? Or is that Dellwood with two "L"s? And where,..."

Feb. 27, 1998 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

"...in '98, though... rumor has it that a CDA II is in the works, and public libraries are installing..."

Jan. 9, 1998 Screens Feature by Jon Lebkowsky

Slum, Sweet Slum?

An Annual Look at My Own Backyard

"...and blight -- and the attendant power of eminent domain -- would only be used within these blocks, forming..."

Oct. 24, 1997 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

Austin Heart of Film Screenwriters Conference & Festival

"...of which may have been subliminally inspired by Plan II, UT's famed eclectic, slacker-friendly undergrad major, explores the gnarly..."

Oct. 3, 1997 Screens Feature by Russell Smith

Empty Promises on the Eastside

"...ARA's Green Line with the Anderson Hill (née SCIP II) housing project, another flawed and stalled-out, top-down Macro Austin..."

June 20, 1997 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison

The Shark Bites Back

Mitchell Says the Eastside Needs Sharp Teeth

"...is the $3.5 million Scattered Cooperative Infill Project (SCIP II), which is slated to produce 52 townhomes and single-family..."

April 18, 1997 News Feature

Indie*urp!*gestion

"...free seminar, Tax Filing for Artists, at the Public Domain Gallery, Sat, Feb 15, 10am. The two-hour program covers..."

Feb. 14, 1997 Column by Kate X Messer

Plays in Our Stocking

A Few Dramas We Want St. Nick to Give Austin Theatre

"...our second cabaret), a gallery downstairs at The Public Domain to go with their theatre upstairs, a gaggle of..."

Dec. 20, 1996 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Invasion of the Lit Flix

Literary Classics Rush the Screen

"...national biorhythm by deeming summer to be the exclusive domain of genial, undemanding fare -- the silver screen equivalent..."

Nov. 8, 1996 Screens Feature by Marjorie Baumgarten

Fall Movie Round-Up

Sneaking Into Autumn

"...well as stars in this study of Shakespeare's Richard III in which the actual performance sequences are interspersed with..."

Sept. 6, 1996 Screens Feature by Marjorie Baumgarten

Cream of the Tech-Top

The Year in Multimedia

"...see and hear presentations that were until now the domain of far more sophisticated and costly programs. With Navigator..."

Jan. 5, 1996 Screens Feature

Where There's a Bill, There's a Way

"...Staff says not so, since hospital oversight was the domain of the city manager himself. Shea did not propose..."

Sept. 22, 1995 News Column

"...Authority (ARA), to take advantage of the city's eminent domain powers to, as he described it, "wipe... out" much..."

June 23, 1995 News Column

Shorty's is Still Closed

"...happens. It would deploy the city's power of eminent domain to capture the sizable portions of East 11th that..."

June 23, 1995 News Feature by Chris Walters

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