A kiss can certainly be pleasurable. It can be thrilling, uplifting, heartwarming and memorable. It can also be powerful, even life-changing — at least in, the world of fantasy. Such is the case in the Town and Country Players new show, “Prelude to a Kiss,” a 1988 romantic fantasy written by Craig Lucas that will run at the Buckingham theater from Sept. 21 until Oct. 9.
The play revolves around the romantic relationship between Rita, an aspiring graphic designer who works as a bartender, and Peter, who works for a Chicago publishing house. The young couple has a whirlwind courtship that quickly leads to marriage. At the wedding, everything is going according to plan. But things become really weird when a meek, bored and lonely old man crashes the ceremony and kisses the bride.
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