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- The Kennedy Center will close for two years starting in July after U.S. President Donald Trump approved nearly $257 million for repairs.
- Lawsuits claim the closure results from declining sales rather than genuine necessity.
- Matt Floca, the Kennedy Center's new executive director, leads tours to show water damage and the need for repairs to demonstrate transparency.
- The Kennedy Center will continue to host performances, including 'Chicago' and 'Moulin Rouge!', before closure.
