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Oregon Shakespeare Festival's Leader Out After 9 Months

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The Ashland-based festival, which is now in its 90th season, confirmed that Gabriella Calicchio’s last day will be July 1.

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Oregon Shakespeare Festival's leader out after 9 months

The Ashland-based festival, which is now in its 90th season, confirmed that Gabriella Calicchio’s last day will be July 1.

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More turnover at Oregon Shakespeare Festival as new executive director steps down

Just months after taking on the role of executive director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Gabriella Calicchio is leaving the post.

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Oregon Shakespeare Festival's executive director stepping down

Oregon Shakespeare Festival's executive director, Gabriella Calicchio, is stepping down after seven months in the role, the festival confirmed Tuesday.

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OSF announces abrupt departure of executive director • Oregon ArtsWatch

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