Kennedy Center must pay legal fees to jazz musician who canceled Christmas Eve show
Summary
A judge ordered the Kennedy Center to pay legal fees to jazz musician Chuck Redd. He canceled his Christmas Eve show last year after changes were made to the venue by President Donald Trump’s administration.Key Facts
- Chuck Redd is a jazz musician who canceled his annual Christmas Eve performance at the Kennedy Center last year.
- The cancellation followed changes made to the Kennedy Center under President Donald Trump.
- A judge in D.C. Superior Court issued the order requiring the Kennedy Center to pay Redd’s legal fees.
- The judge, Tanya Jones Bosier, was appointed by President Joe Biden.
- The case involves a dispute over the effects of the Kennedy Center’s administrative changes on performers.
- The ruling means the Kennedy Center must cover the costs Redd spent on his legal defense.
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