About the Play:

Who's Crazy Now? is a full-length comedy by Gerald Bell. A light-hearted comedy that takes places in an insane asylum, where the audience finds a number of lady school teachers who taken leave of their minds through the rigours of educating young minds.

Who's Crazy Now? revolves on a group of of lady school teachers housed in an insane asylum, try to educate their pupils. Driven to madness by after teaching rowdy students, the crazy teachers live a humorous existence devoid of sanity, yet full of excitement. The play starts hilariously when the ladies talk and act like their former charges. A love story is introduced with the visit of the niece of the superintendent and a young staff doctor, but each thinks the other is an inmate. The Uncle who runs the asylum brings the niece there to show her what becomes of teachers, hoping she will change her mind. The niece thinks she would like to be a teacher, but after witnessing the antics of school teachers she decides to marry the young doctor in the end. A hilarious story that examines the meaning of love, sanity and our very existence, Who's Crazy Now? promises to thrill audiences of all ages and interest.

Who's Crazy Now? is recommended for churches, schools, community theatres, and parent teachers associations.

Cast: 9 female, 3 male

What people say:

"For every parent or school teacher who ever uttered the anxiety ridden lament, 'I think I'm going crazy'." — The Daily News (Kamloops)