A college intern is allowed to conduct therapeutic acting exercises in the day-room of a psychiatric hospital.  Despite the patients’ peculiarities, their acting abilities are brought forth and a musical play is developed.  What’s the theme?  What else, the age-old grand struggle between good and evil.  Meanwhile, a conflict between convention and innovation develops within the hospital staff, threatening the project.  But the patients overcome; “We’re a family now.”  Here, within both comedy and drama, the therapeutic nature of theater is explored.  Large cast, many roles where creative interpretation is encouraged.  A guaranteed hit on any stage.