The Light in the Piazza Tickets

The Light in the Piazza, based on the novella by Elizabeth Spencer, is set in the summer of 1953 and tells the story of a mother and daughter traveling through Italy, the daughter's romance with a handsome, high-spirited Florentine and the mother's determined efforts to keep the two apart. Sweeping the Tony Awards for scenic, costume and lighting design, Piazza features a Tony-nominated book by playwright Craig Lucas (Reckless), a Tony-winning score by celebrated composer Adam Guettel (Floyd Collins), and has become one of the most critically-acclaimed theatrical events of the season.

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Piazza Star Victoria Clark Reduces Performance Schedule
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Lincoln Center's The Light in the Piazza Extends Through July
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Katie Clarke to Replace Kelli O'Hara in The Light in the Piazza
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Aaron Lazar of The Light in the Piazza
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The Light in the Piazza Extends Again at Lincoln Center
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Aaron Lazar & Chris Sarandon Join The Light in the Piazza
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The Light in the Piazza Extends at Lincoln Center Through January 1
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About The Light in the Piazza on Broadway

Opening: Apr 18, 2005
Musicals Drama New
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The Light in the Piazza, based on the novella by Elizabeth Spencer, is set in the summer of 1953 and tells the story of a mother and daughter traveling through Italy, the daughter's romance with a handsome, high-spirited Florentine and the mother's determined efforts to keep the two apart. Sweeping the Tony Awards for scenic, costume and lighting design, Piazza features a Tony-nominated book by playwright Craig Lucas (Reckless), a Tony-winning score by celebrated composer Adam Guettel (Floyd Collins), and has become one of the most critically-acclaimed theatrical events of the season.
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