Crazy House
by Pete Williams
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, finding it to start off with a silly premise that quickly becomes convoluted. While some appreciate the absurdity of the characters and their quirks, others feel that the execution falls short of their expectations.
Synopsis
Mild mannered Mr. Beldinker is running for congress on the Good Government ticket.
His wife, Aspasia, is writing an opera and their children aren't ordinary teenagers---one's on a health kick, another paints incomprehensible modern pictures and the third is world brat #1.
The plot centers around an encyclopedia salesman who hooks them on buying the set on so called easy payments.
Mad fun for all!
Publication
Crazy House is a comedy play written by Pete Williams and published by Samuel French (2011).
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