Segerstrom Center Elects Jane Fujishige Yada as Its Next Chair
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The Orange County-born businesswoman, arts patron — and lover of the Angels and Ducks — will start her new role next July.
Hodgins: Ticket Givebacks are a Vital Lifeline for Arts Groups During the Coronavirus Pandemic
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For many arts organizations struggling with the financial mayhem caused by the coronavirus pandemic, one issue could mean the difference between life and death.
Segerstrom Center Announces 63% Staff Cuts, Joining OC Arts Organizations Struggling with Coronavirus Impact
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Coronavirus pandemic forces shutdown of live events, which provide 75% of the income at Segerstrom Center for the Arts.
Hodgins: Orange County Arts in Limbo as Groups Big and Small Ponder the Future
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Many local arts groups are struggling, but there are also reasons for hope once we get to the other side of the pandemic.
Hodgins: What’s in Store for Theater on O.C.’s Biggest Stages?
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In our series “The Decade Ahead,” Voice of OC’s Arts & Culture writers speculate on what is on the horizon for Orange County in the next ten years. First up: Paul Hodgins tackles what is possibly in store for the county’s biggest theaters.
The Reitz Era at Segerstrom Center is Underway
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Casey Reitz, Segerstrom Center’s new president, brings a fresh energy to Orange County’s flagship performing arts center. With a background firmly rooted in producing award-winning plays and musicals in New York, could creating new musicals at the Center be part of at Reitz’s legacy?
Hodgins: SCR’s New Leader Tears Down Walls, Builds Bridges, Directs a Musical
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With almost a year under his belt as the new artistic director at South Coast Repertory, David Ivers is finding his footing and carving out his place with the Orange County institution.
Hodgins: Segerstrom Center’s New Leader is a Risky but Intriguing Choice
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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.