House Arrest
by Bill Bozzone, Tom Taggart

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One ActPresent DayBare Stage/Simple SetContemporary Costumes/Street ClothesAmericanComedy

Synopsis

When 24 year old Lonnie Yolango is brought home "in shackles," he's unable to believe what he finds.

In just two years his mother has turned his retired father into a television vegetable.

Lonnie, who is confined to the house for sixty days for driving a rental car through a Catholic church, is determined to help his father regain control.

Obstacles include his domineering mother, the police officer who is alert for house arrest violations, and the neighbor and her daughter who wants either a husband or a show business career.

And there's father himself who would rather watch "Love Connection" then go on a job interview.

Lonnie resorts to digging a tunnel through the basement so he and his father can escape to Mexico.

Mother is not easily fooled and she thwarts this plan and arranges for Lonnie to marry the neighbor's daughter.

Now Lonnie sees his possible future mirrored by his parents present lives and finally escapes.

Publication

PublisherSamuel French
Year1988
BindingPaperback
Pages104
PlaceNew York
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573600074
ISBN-100573600074
LCCN90103888
LCCPS3552.O99 H68 1988
DCC812/.54

House Arrest is a American comedy play written by Bill Bozzone and published by Samuel French in New York (1988).

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