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    Since we ran a story yesterday citing the current renovation project at Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts, which will be unveiled early this fall, it seemed like a good time to show a few other pictures we caught down in Danville that did not run with the story.

    George Foreman, director of the Norton Center for the Arts, stands in the center's main theater, Newlin Hall, which is awaiting 1,430 new seats as part of a massive renovation. The crane on the stage is for painters applying a new coat of purple

    George Foreman, director of the Norton Center for the Arts, stands in the center of seatless Newlin Hall. The new seating will be more curved and comfortable for patrons. The crane, on stage, is for painters brightening up the theater interior. Photos by Rich Copley | LexGo.com.

    The wall to the women's rest room was built out to double the number of facilities in the Norton Center for the Arts. The Norton Center for the Arts underwent a $3 million renovation during the summer of 2009, updating features such as its seating, lobby and rest rooms. Photo by Rich Copley | staff.

    The lobby of the Norton Center is something of a staging area for construction. The wall to the women's rest room was built out to double the number of facilities.

    Without ceiling tiles in place, you can see the top of the old lobby wall to the women's rest room in the Norton Center for the Arts.

    Without ceiling tiles in place, you can see the top of the old lobby wall to the women's rest room that now fall's inside the expanded ladies facilities in the Norton Center for the Arts.

    Charlie Snowden (standing) and Tim Abbott of Cincinnati-based Midwest Accessibilty work on the new elevator in the Norton Center that will help the theater comply with requirements in the Americans with Disabilities Act.

    Charlie Snowden (standing) and Tim Abbott of Cincinnati-based Midwest Accessibilty work on the new elevator in the Norton Center that will help the theater comply with requirements in the Americans with Disabilities Act.

    Wes Chaffin, Karen Sherwood, Angie Young, Dana Bart and Deborah Hoskins have a laugh as the put together season brochures for the Norton Center for the Arts 2009-10 season.

    Wes Chaffin, Karen Sherwood, Angie Young, Dana Bart and Deborah Hoskins have a laugh as the put together season brochures for the Norton Center for the Arts 2009-10 season.

    The nearly completed Weisiger Theatre offers a preview of what Newlin Hall will look like when it is done.

    The nearly completed Weisiger Theatre offers a preview of what Newlin Hall will look like when it is done. Photo courtesy of the Norton Center for the Arts.

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About Rich Copley & Copious Notes

Raised by opera-loving parents in a rock ’n’ roll world, Rich Copley has parlayed his broad interests into his career writing about arts and entertainment. Since 1998, he has covered performing arts, film and faith-based popular culture for the Lexington Herald-Leader, the daily newspaper in Lexington, Ky. MORE | E-mail Rich


 

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