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August 26, 2009 Special/Signature Issues » The Curtain (Finally) Rises

Exit Stage Right 

The long road to CenterStage's opening was filled with politics, economic pressures, public money and a last-minute detour.

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Correction: In the print version of this story, we incorrectly listed the amount of meals-tax money the arts foundation received. While the foundation submitted invoices for $12 million to the city to cover pre-construction costs from 2003 to 2005, it received only…

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