I Love My Wife
by Cy Coleman, Michael Stewart
What readers are saying
Readers find 'I Love My Wife' to be a dated 70s musical that struggles with its flimsy plot and inconsistent music. However, it does feature a standout opening number and a beloved song titled 'Love Revolution'.
Synopsis
This risque, Tony-winning satire of the sexual revolution opened on Broadway in 1977.
Our songbook features the title track and 12 more tunes, plus bios of writers Michael Stewart and Cy Coleman: By Threes * Ev'rybody Today Is Turning On * Hey There, Good Times * Love Revolution * Monica * Scream * Sexually Free * We're Still Friends * more.
Publication
I Love My Wife is a American play written by Cy Coleman and published by Samuel French in New York (1980).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Samuel French · 1980 · 78 pp
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