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Casey Reitz

Segerstrom Center’s New Leader is a Risky but Intriguing Choice

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By Paul Hodgins | October 19, 2019

BREAKING NEWS: Casey Reitz has been named the new president of Segerstrom Center for the Arts. He comes from Second Stage Theatre in New York, replacing Terry Dwyer who abruptly left the post in February 2019 after a 13 year tenure at the Center.

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