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Kennedy Center’s new programming head resigns days after hire was announced
Kevin Couch resigned amid ongoing cancellations and instability linked to the Kennedy Center's politicization, with two top programming heads leaving in four months, reports show.
- Kevin Couch has resigned as the Kennedy Center's Senior Vice President of Artistic Programming less than a week after his appointment was announced on January 16.
- Couch confirmed his resignation to The Washington Post but did not provide further comments about the reason for his departure.
- The Kennedy Center has faced boycotts and cancellations from artists due to President Donald Trump's involvement with the institution.
- Donald Trump claimed on Truth Social that he is trying to save the Kennedy Center from its ongoing financial struggles.
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Trump's new Kennedy Center hire quits after less than 2 weeks on the job
One new high-ranking staffer at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is now resigning from his role just weeks after his hire was announced.On January 16, the Kennedy Center announced that Kevin Couch would be the new senior vice president of artistic programming at the vaunted institution. The Kennedy Center also announced Couch's new role on its official X account on January 22. However, the Washington Post reported Wednesday that Couch …
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