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Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music, a Tony award-winning gem in two acts, will be brought to life by Central Florida Vocal Arts and the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra. The performance will feature a professional cast, stunning costumes, and digital sets.

Taking place at the Satellite High School Performing Arts Center in Satellite Beach, Florida, the show promises a truly enchanting experience. Set in the beautiful birch groves of Sweden, A Little Night Music follows the lives of mismatched couples as they make surprising discoveries about their desires.

The plot thickens as the couples come together for “A Weekend in the Country,” where anything can happen to the young, foolish, and old. With its witty dialogue and memorable songs, including the beloved “Send in the Clowns,” Sondheim’s masterpiece will captivate audiences for two hours and 45 minutes.

Originally released as a film in 1977, A Little Night Music starred Elizabeth Taylor. Ticket prices for the Brevard show are and can be purchased through the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra website or Marine Bank & Trust in Suntree. Door tickets are available for .

For those interested in the full performing season, passes for the 2023-24 season and ticket “flex packs,” providing access to any five subscription concerts, are still available. Additionally, concertgoers aged 18 and under or with a college ID can enjoy free admission to all SCSO concerts.

Aaron T. Collins, the Conductor and Artistic Director of the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra, anticipates an enthusiastic response from their Broadway-loving audience. Collins expresses excitement about collaborating with the talented members of Central Florida Vocal Arts and emphasizes the incredible cast and beautiful songs.

A Little Night Music is a beloved American musical and a must-see for any fan of Broadway. For more information about the performance, please visit the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra website or call toll-free at 855-252-7276.

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