Doug Adams, chief executive of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra (DSO), is stepping down after only two years in post. His announcement comes just weeks after Mark Nerenhausen announced his resignation from the AT&T Performing Arts Center (PAC). Adams will be leaving Dallas on 15 September, with Paul Stewart stepping in as acting CEO while a search takes place for a permanent successor. According to an interview with Adams in the Dallas Morning News, the 59-year-old is leaving for ‘a long list of personal reasons’. Chief among these is ‘a real estate deal I can't ...
The former finance director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) has admitted to defrauding...
The musicians of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) have voted to reject the management’s...
The death of German opera director Christoph Schlingensief has left many projects hanging in the ...
The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (VPO) has signed an exclusive deal with Sony Classical to relea...
The management of Cork Opera House (COH) has laid off one member of staff after discovering finan...
After five years at the helm of Welsh National Opera (WNO), John Fisher will step down as chief e...
Simon Goldstone, formerly IMG Artists’ vocal division vice president, is to join Intermusic...
Classical guitarist Miloš Karadaglić has signed an exclusive recording deal with Deutsche...
The Louisville Ballet, one of the largest ballet companies in Kentucky, US, has adopted a new, eg...
The city of Shenyang in northeast China is to gain its first major performing arts centre. The in...
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