

Who's Crazy Now?
Gerald Bell
Burlesque, Comedy, Short Play \ 8m, 7f \ An insane discussion of the age old problem: "are teachers driven nuts or are teachers nuts to begin with?" Moving, unperturbed, in a veritable bedlam of a classroom, and accepting the most insane answers as logical and academically correct, Miss Abigail fails to so much as notice the frantic efforts of her pupils to reduce the classroom to shambles.
A godsend to the director who has neither time nor talent at his disposal.
All parts, except that of the teacher, are short and easily memorized.
| Character |
|---|
| ABIGAIL ABBYSINIA An |
| BULL DURHAM A bully and consequently a coward |
| EARNEST E. RUDITE He is meticulously polite and |
| FATSO JUMBO TUBBY TERWILLIGER An overstuffed |
| SKINNAY SMITH A lanky lad whose wrists have |
| WEARY WILLIE WHITE The All American |
| CARY CORNTASSEL A rube type, dressed in patched |
| PERCY PRETTYBOY A self-conscious clothes-horse. |
| TUFFY TUKES A wholehearted roughneck who is |
| LULUBELLE LOLLIPOP A perfect running mate for |
| TOMBOY TOOTS A harum-scarum hoyden who doesn't |
| BASHFUL BETTY A shy, small girl born with her |
| GIGGLY GOON Constantly giggling at the slightest |
| SUSIE SIMPER Well dressed and pretty, a |
| PEACHES PRIMPER Well dressed and pretty, |
Why Teachers Go Nuts is a American comedy play written by Preston Powell and published by Samuel French (1963).
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