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Liberty Warehouse Opens Its Doors to Local Playwrights

By Frank Hyman

INDY Week | April 24, 2008

Today, Liberty Warehouse is a hub of downtown Durham's artistic revival -- the Scrap Exchange is there, and so is the Liberty Arts bronze casting facility.

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Tags: Durham, Development, performance spaces, theaters, venues, theater, @ liberty, Cheryl Chamblee, Tamara Kissane

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