Mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved... Samantha Brown, for the first time, sits in the driver's seat. This contemporary musical immerses audiences in Sam's memories — real and imagined — of senior year and the girl she used to be, plunging into the complex inner life of a young woman on the brink of everything. She was never the one with the plan — but now that she's in control, can she start the ignition?

The Mad Ones is directed by Madison Baker '22

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