The wedding scene glows under candlelight… and immediately catches fire.
Blake’s nerves spark into lightning. Lucius trembles in a wedding dress he despises. Shakespeare raises his hands solemnly — and chaos answers.
A spark jumps.
Lucius flinches.
Blake glows.
And Lucius, in a moment of panic, calls him Titania.
The audience leans in. Shakespeare dies inside. Blake freezes, insulted as the fairy queen.
More sparks fly. The Queen laughs. The crowd roars.
Shakespeare mutters that this is not A Midsummer Night’s Dream, while Lucius pats Blake’s arm and insists he’s a “powerful fairy queen.”
Lightning snaps again.
The vows nearly explode.
And the most chaotic wedding scene in theatre history barrels forward — unstoppable, electric, and utterly unforgettable.
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