Crazy for You | Who Could Ask for Anything More?

Second Baptist School students brought show-stopping dance numbers, comedic moments and a heartwarming story to life at The George Theatre during this year’s upper school musical, Crazy for You. Set in the 1930s, Crazy for You follows New York native Bobby Child as he travels to Dead Rock, Nevada, on a mission to acquire the small town theatre. When he falls for the charmingly stubborn town sweetheart, Polly Barker, Bobby must unite the sleepy locals and the lively city girls as they organize a production worthy of saving the theatre.

As SBS family and friends were ushered into their seats on opening night, the anticipation was palpable from the orchestra to the mezzanine. Large-ensemble numbers, such as “I Got Rhythm,” had the audience dancing in their seats, while solos, such as “Someone to Watch Over Me,” performed by Kambell Crites '26, added depth and complexity to the story. From curtain call to final bows, the hard work of the cast and crew was on full display. 

With multilevel sets transforming the stage from a bustling city boulevard to a rural town square and eye-catching costumes that splashed the stage with color, the attention to detail was impossible to miss. Months of tireless rehearsals and careful preparation culminated in an outstanding performance that left attendees marveling at our students’ talent and dedication long after the curtain closed.

While bold tap numbers, impeccable comedic timing and powerful vocals stole the show, the true heart of Second Theatre Company lies behind the scenes. Directors Cindy Blades and Claire Westmoreland encourage our students to challenge themselves and to use their talents to glorify God, building confidence and character that extends beyond the stage. Their hope for our students is that they leave the theatre program with respect for one another and an appreciation for the unique gifts God has given them.

Crazy for You brought the SBS community together for an evening of joy, laughter and admiration for the talent and hard work of our students. Who could ask for anything more? Bravo to the cast and crew for another unforgettable performance.