'Floyd Collins' Broadway Review: Jeremy Jordan Soars While His Character Is Trapped

Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas' "The Light in the Piazza" remains the greatest musical of this century. It opened on Broadway in 2005 at Lincoln Center Theater, and endured a few bumpy weeks at the box office, dampened by decidedly mixed reviews, before the New York Times' Stephen Holden gave its cast recording a money notice. The newspaper's theater critic Ben Brantley had dismissed the show. Their music critic famously disagreed, calling it "the most intensely romantic score of any Broadway musical since 'West Side Story.'" Since "Piazza" is Guettel's second musical, . . .