Upcoming Events
October 2026
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
Trouble in Tahiti
Discover the sharp wit and striking honesty of TROUBLE IN TAHITI, a bold and intimate work by Leonard Bernstein. Set in the picture-perfect suburbs of 1950s America, this one-act opera peels back the glossy façade of domestic bliss to reveal the quiet frustrations and emotional distance within a seemingly ideal marriage.
At the center are Sam and Dinah, a couple struggling to connect amid the pressures of modern life, their conversations missing each other at every turn. Meanwhile, a bright, jazzy vocal trio cheerfully sells a dream of happiness and harmony, offering a stark contrast to the loneliness unfolding beneath the surface. Blending satire, sophistication, and a richly expressive score, TROUBLE IN TAHITI invites audiences to look closer at what it really means to have it all—and what happens when something vital is missing.
TROUBLE IN TAHITI includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/trouble-in-tahiti/2026-10-08.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
Trouble in Tahiti
Discover the sharp wit and striking honesty of TROUBLE IN TAHITI, a bold and intimate work by Leonard Bernstein. Set in the picture-perfect suburbs of 1950s America, this one-act opera peels back the glossy façade of domestic bliss to reveal the quiet frustrations and emotional distance within a seemingly ideal marriage.
At the center are Sam and Dinah, a couple struggling to connect amid the pressures of modern life, their conversations missing each other at every turn. Meanwhile, a bright, jazzy vocal trio cheerfully sells a dream of happiness and harmony, offering a stark contrast to the loneliness unfolding beneath the surface. Blending satire, sophistication, and a richly expressive score, TROUBLE IN TAHITI invites audiences to look closer at what it really means to have it all—and what happens when something vital is missing.
TROUBLE IN TAHITI includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/trouble-in-tahiti/2026-10-08.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
Trouble in Tahiti
Discover the sharp wit and striking honesty of TROUBLE IN TAHITI, a bold and intimate work by Leonard Bernstein. Set in the picture-perfect suburbs of 1950s America, this one-act opera peels back the glossy façade of domestic bliss to reveal the quiet frustrations and emotional distance within a seemingly ideal marriage.
At the center are Sam and Dinah, a couple struggling to connect amid the pressures of modern life, their conversations missing each other at every turn. Meanwhile, a bright, jazzy vocal trio cheerfully sells a dream of happiness and harmony, offering a stark contrast to the loneliness unfolding beneath the surface. Blending satire, sophistication, and a richly expressive score, TROUBLE IN TAHITI invites audiences to look closer at what it really means to have it all—and what happens when something vital is missing.
TROUBLE IN TAHITI includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/trouble-in-tahiti/2026-10-08.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
Trouble in Tahiti
Discover the sharp wit and striking honesty of TROUBLE IN TAHITI, a bold and intimate work by Leonard Bernstein. Set in the picture-perfect suburbs of 1950s America, this one-act opera peels back the glossy façade of domestic bliss to reveal the quiet frustrations and emotional distance within a seemingly ideal marriage.
At the center are Sam and Dinah, a couple struggling to connect amid the pressures of modern life, their conversations missing each other at every turn. Meanwhile, a bright, jazzy vocal trio cheerfully sells a dream of happiness and harmony, offering a stark contrast to the loneliness unfolding beneath the surface. Blending satire, sophistication, and a richly expressive score, TROUBLE IN TAHITI invites audiences to look closer at what it really means to have it all—and what happens when something vital is missing.
TROUBLE IN TAHITI includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/trouble-in-tahiti/2026-10-08.
The Pajama Game
Step into the lively world of THE PAJAMA GAME, where love and labor collide in the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory! As workers rally for a long-overdue raise, tensions rise between management and the union, right as sparks begin to fly between the new superintendent and an outspoken union leader. Their budding romance quickly becomes tangled in the factory’s high-stakes dispute, leading to plenty of comedic twists, heartfelt moments, and clever scheming.
Audiences can expect a perfect mix of romance, humor, and dazzling production numbers, including favorites like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway.” With colorful characters, snappy dialogue, and energetic choreography, THE PAJAMA GAME delivers laughs and a message about standing up for what you believe in—without missing a beat.
Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell
Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Based on the novel "7 1/2 cents" by Richard Bissell
THE PAJAMA GAME includes some mature content themes.
THE PAJAMA GAME is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied MTI. www.mtishows.com
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-pajama-game/2026-10-01.
Trouble in Tahiti
Discover the sharp wit and striking honesty of TROUBLE IN TAHITI, a bold and intimate work by Leonard Bernstein. Set in the picture-perfect suburbs of 1950s America, this one-act opera peels back the glossy façade of domestic bliss to reveal the quiet frustrations and emotional distance within a seemingly ideal marriage.
At the center are Sam and Dinah, a couple struggling to connect amid the pressures of modern life, their conversations missing each other at every turn. Meanwhile, a bright, jazzy vocal trio cheerfully sells a dream of happiness and harmony, offering a stark contrast to the loneliness unfolding beneath the surface. Blending satire, sophistication, and a richly expressive score, TROUBLE IN TAHITI invites audiences to look closer at what it really means to have it all—and what happens when something vital is missing.
TROUBLE IN TAHITI includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/trouble-in-tahiti/2026-10-08.
November 2026
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
These Shining Lives
Experience the moving and deeply human story of THESE SHINING LIVES by Melanie Marnich, a powerful play inspired by true events. Set in the 1920s, it follows Catherine Donohue, a spirited young woman who takes a job painting watch dials at a factory, doing work that promises independence and camaraderie, but comes at a devastating cost.
As Catherine and her fellow workers form friendships and find pride in their craft, they remain unaware of the danger they face from exposure to radium. When the truth begins to emerge, Catherine is forced to confront both the limits placed on her life and the strength within herself. These Shining Lives illuminates the enduring impact of ordinary women who chose to stand up and shine.
THESE SHINING LIVES includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/these-shining-lives/2026-11-19.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
These Shining Lives
Experience the moving and deeply human story of THESE SHINING LIVES by Melanie Marnich, a powerful play inspired by true events. Set in the 1920s, it follows Catherine Donohue, a spirited young woman who takes a job painting watch dials at a factory, doing work that promises independence and camaraderie, but comes at a devastating cost.
As Catherine and her fellow workers form friendships and find pride in their craft, they remain unaware of the danger they face from exposure to radium. When the truth begins to emerge, Catherine is forced to confront both the limits placed on her life and the strength within herself. These Shining Lives illuminates the enduring impact of ordinary women who chose to stand up and shine.
THESE SHINING LIVES includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/these-shining-lives/2026-11-19.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
These Shining Lives
Experience the moving and deeply human story of THESE SHINING LIVES by Melanie Marnich, a powerful play inspired by true events. Set in the 1920s, it follows Catherine Donohue, a spirited young woman who takes a job painting watch dials at a factory, doing work that promises independence and camaraderie, but comes at a devastating cost.
As Catherine and her fellow workers form friendships and find pride in their craft, they remain unaware of the danger they face from exposure to radium. When the truth begins to emerge, Catherine is forced to confront both the limits placed on her life and the strength within herself. These Shining Lives illuminates the enduring impact of ordinary women who chose to stand up and shine.
THESE SHINING LIVES includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/these-shining-lives/2026-11-19.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
These Shining Lives
Experience the moving and deeply human story of THESE SHINING LIVES by Melanie Marnich, a powerful play inspired by true events. Set in the 1920s, it follows Catherine Donohue, a spirited young woman who takes a job painting watch dials at a factory, doing work that promises independence and camaraderie, but comes at a devastating cost.
As Catherine and her fellow workers form friendships and find pride in their craft, they remain unaware of the danger they face from exposure to radium. When the truth begins to emerge, Catherine is forced to confront both the limits placed on her life and the strength within herself. These Shining Lives illuminates the enduring impact of ordinary women who chose to stand up and shine.
THESE SHINING LIVES includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/these-shining-lives/2026-11-19.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.
These Shining Lives
Experience the moving and deeply human story of THESE SHINING LIVES by Melanie Marnich, a powerful play inspired by true events. Set in the 1920s, it follows Catherine Donohue, a spirited young woman who takes a job painting watch dials at a factory, doing work that promises independence and camaraderie, but comes at a devastating cost.
As Catherine and her fellow workers form friendships and find pride in their craft, they remain unaware of the danger they face from exposure to radium. When the truth begins to emerge, Catherine is forced to confront both the limits placed on her life and the strength within herself. These Shining Lives illuminates the enduring impact of ordinary women who chose to stand up and shine.
THESE SHINING LIVES includes some mature content themes.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/these-shining-lives/2026-11-19.
The Light in the Piazza
Love needs no translation in THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. A sweeping romance set against the sun-drenched beauty of Florence, Italy, the musical follows American tourist Margaret Johnson and her daughter Clara as they encounter the charming, young Fabrizio. As a whirlwind romance unfolds, the families must navigate the space between understanding and trust, protection and possibility. Filled with soaring, operatic melodies and breathtaking imagery, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA becomes a celebration of connection in its purest form, proving that the most important things we say aren’t with words.
Book by Craig Lucas
Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA includes some mature content themes.
The Light in the Piazza is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. www.concordtheatricals.com
Produced by arrangement with Turner Entertainment Co. Owner of the original motion picture "Light in the Piazza" based on the Novel by Elizabeth Spencer.
Original Broadway Production by Lincoln Center Theater, New York City, 2005
The World Premiere of the Light in the Piazza as produced by the Intiman Theatre Seattle, Washington. Opening Night: June 14, 2003 Bartlett Sher, Artistic Director; Laura Penn, Managing Director and The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. Opening Night: January 20, 2004. Robert Falls, Artistic Director; Roche Schulfer, Executive Director. Developed with the Assistance of the Sundance Institute Theatre Laboratory.
For tickets call 718-390-3259 or visit wagner.edu/performing-arts/event/the-light-in-the-piazza/2026-11-12.