Exploding Love
by Joseph Coyne
Synopsis
This uproarious tale of love, divorce and marriage illustrates that no matter how nuts you think you are, someone out there will love you.
Skeeter still loves his ex wife.
When he hears she is about to remarry, he dons a belt of dynamite and barges into the judge's chambers to disrupt the ceremony.
He is forced to retreat to the city hall men's room where the groom to be and Zeke, a charming eccentric who claims to be a dog angel, become his hostages.
Comic twists and turns fill the rest room with seven people and lead to an outrageous triple wedding ceremony.
A character in the audience plays a police hostage negotiator, creating the impression that the audience is witnessing an event rather than watching a show.
Press Reviews
"A laugh out loud commentary on love and marriage. The characters are zany and the plot is zanier. Audiences will love it!"
— Key West Citizen
"Full of delightful surprises! Outrageous and charming!"
— Key West Newspaper
Publication
Exploding Love is a American comedy play written by Joseph Coyne and published by Samuel French in New York (1997).
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Samuel French · 1997 · 64 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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