President Donald Trump is expected to visit the Kennedy Center for a board meeting on Monday, two sources are familiar with the scheme that explains CBS News
The organizers have arranged for a meeting at the Opera House of the venue.
A source told CBS News, “Tonight Riverdance was loaded, so they are on stage tomorrow.”
Sources said that one of the major cultural institutions of the country has costs related to staging meeting at Opera House, such as the overtime of the stage crew, sources said.
“There is a ton of security, the cost of the respective stagehand. They have changed the plan about five times in three days, so there are many extra tasks.”
The Kennedy Center is facing financial challenges. In February, Rick Grannel, director of the then intram, tweeted that the organization had “zero cash on hand”. About 16% of its operating budget – or about $ 45 million – comes from Congress. The rest of the tickets are funded from sales, money ranting and other sources.
Spokesmen of the White House and Kennedy Center did not respond to the recommendations of the comment.
In February, Mr. Trump Dissolve the board of directors of Kennedy Center and put himself presidentThe new board consists of political ally like White House Chief of Staff Susie Wils, long -standing senior Trump associate Dan Skevino, second woman Usha Vance and Fox News’s hosting Laura Ingraham.
According to the Kennedy Center, no other president told the board briefly in the 54 -year history of the venue.
Mr. Trump has said that he will have one in the programming of the site, “Drag shows especially to target our youth” and to move away from many sources, who are moving away from many sources. First told CBS News He sees as “Vok Culture”.
Many artists including actors and producers Issa Rai And the team behind the hit Broadway music “Hamilton,” The upcoming protests have been canceled against Mr. Trump’s February acquisition.
Last week, the footage posted on social media featured the audience members, who were participating in a national symphony orchestra performance at the Kennedy Center.
Ed O’Kif
