Buttrio Square was a Broadway musical that premiered on 14 October 1952.
William Goldman called it a "legendary production", meaning "a certain kind of Broadway show that by virtue of its birth agonies and the resulting publicity achieves an immortality most productions never dare aspire to.
"[1] The production was notoriously difficult, running out of money during tryouts and only kept alive by an investment from the cast.
[2][3] US troops occupy an Italian village in 1946.
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