Prelude to a Kiss

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Prelude to a Kiss is a romantic fantasy play by Craig Lucas, later adapted into a film, that explores love, identity, and the nature of the soul after a supernatural body-swap on a couple’s wedding day.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf romantic fantasy play
stage play
adaptedAs Prelude to a Kiss (1992 film) NERFINISHED
author Craig Lucas NERFINISHED
broadwayTheatre Helen Hayes Theatre NERFINISHED
broadwayTransferYear 1990
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstProducedIn 1988
firstProductionCompany Circle Repertory Company NERFINISHED
firstProductionLocation Off-Broadway NERFINISHED
genre fantasy drama
romantic drama
romantic fantasy
hasAdaptation Prelude to a Kiss (1992 film) NERFINISHED
hasCharacterType elderly stranger
young bride
young groom
hasDramaticDevice magical realism
supernatural body swap
hasForm two-act play
hasMainCharacter Old Man
Peter Hoskins NERFINISHED
Rita Boyle NERFINISHED
hasPublisher Dramatists Play Service NERFINISHED
hasTheme aging
commitment
fear of the future
the endurance of love
the nature of the soul
narrativeLocation Chicago NERFINISHED
Jamaica NERFINISHED
nominatedFor Tony Award for Best Play NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
partOf contemporary American theatre
screenplayBy Craig Lucas NERFINISHED
subjectMatter body swap
identity
love
marriage
soul
wedding
timePeriodOfSetting late 20th century
writer Craig Lucas NERFINISHED

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Mary-Louise Parker notableWork Prelude to a Kiss