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Terrence Dwyer, president and chief operating officer of the Orange County Performing Arts Center, Costa Mesa, California
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WESTPORT COUNTY PLAYHOUSE NAMES CONSULTING DIRECTOR
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF THEATRE CONSULTANTS LAUNCHES NEW SITE
‘SPRING AWAKENING’ PLANS BROADWAY MOVE
MIAMI PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TAKES ON ‘CARNIVAL’ MONIKER
‘SWEENEY’ GETS ONE LAST STAB AT BROADWAY
‘MACK AND MABEL’ WILL TAKE ON NEW FORM
PTC RECEIVES $160K DEVELOPMENT GRANT

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