THE abrupt announcement by President Donald Trump that the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts would close this summer for a two-year construction project plunged the Washington cultural institution into uncertainty, raising questions about where its orchestra would play and what would happen to its subscribers and its hundreds of employees.
“We’re kind of in shock right now,” said Anne Vantine, the president of a local union that represents box office workers.
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