If your lightbulb is stuck in the socket, you can try these options to remove it.
Before attempting to remove a light bulb, you should:
Turn off the power at the breaker box or switch
Put on safety glasses
Make sure the bulb is cool
Use Pliers – If the bulb is broken but the glass is intact, you can use a needle – nose pliers to grip the base and gently twist counterclockwise. IF the filament breaks, open the pliers as wide as possible and turn counterclockwise.
Apply heat – use a hair dryer to gently heat the metal housing of the light fixture to expand the socket and loosen the bulb.
Use duct tape – cut a strip of duct tape, turn it into a loop, and wrap it around the bulb. Stick the loop to the edges and center of the bulb, then press the sides of tape together.
Use a screwdriver – If the bulb is stuck, you can try gently prying between the socket and the bulb with a flat blade screwdriver.
After you have removed the bulb, you should clean up any of the broken glass and dispose of it properly in the waste receptacle.