Trump fires back at celebrity boycott during his and Melanias surprise Les Miserables outing

Despite the public discourse, Trump appeared relaxed during the event, briefly reflecting on his personal appreciation for live theater. “I think the first show I saw was Cats,” he said with a smile. When asked about characters from Les Misérables, he joked, “Ask Melania,” prompting a quiet nod from the former First Lady.

Some former contributors to the Kennedy Center, including entertainment figures, have stepped back from their involvement in response to the recent changes. However, others have welcomed the center’s renewed focus on classic productions and traditional performance formats.

As leadership transitions continue, the Kennedy Center stands at a unique intersection of history and evolving artistic direction. The evening’s performance served as both a cultural event and a reflection of ongoing conversations about the role of the arts in public life. Whether through expanded programming or shifting priorities, the institution remains a vibrant part of the American cultural landscape.

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