The Light In The Piazza - Royal Festival Hall

The Light In The Piazza

A Tony Award-winning show lands on the stage of the Royal Festival Hall on London’s South Bank this June as The Light In The Piazza makes its London debut. With great songs and a compelling story that takes audiences to the Italy of the 1950s, it has already wowed audiences on the other side of the Atlantic over a decade ago and looks set to find new fans on these shores in 2019.

With songs like The Beauty Is, Dividing Day, Say It Somehow, Entr’acte and The Light In The Piazza, the show tells the story of Margaret and her daughter Clara as they find themselves in Florence in 1953. Whilst there, a young man falls for Clara, meaning that Clara and her mother must confront secrets from the past that threaten life in the present.

And as it plays at the Royal Festival Hall, this will be a unique opportunity to witness this Broadway hit in a world class concert hall, which regularly welcomes some of the best musicians in the world.

The Light In The Piazza, from writer Craig Lucas and musician Adam Guettel heads to the Royal Festival Hall under the direction of Daniel Evans from Friday 14th June 2019. It stars Dove Cameraon and Renée Fleming.