Geraldine (Nicole Underhay) is excited at the possibility of working with a well respected Psychiatrist and though everything starts out innocently enough, it all goes completely awry after she is asked to get undressed. Under the guise that he wants to ensure she is fit to work for him, Dr. Prentice’s (Blair Williams) ill fated seduction is quickly interrupted by his society hungry, sex starved Wife (Brenda Robins) and his peer Dr. Rance (Graham Harley).

It all goes downhill for the naive, young women from that point on. All the while Geraldine tries to keep her wits about her, especially after being committed.

In the delicious flavour of crazy British comedies, such as Faulty Towers or the Carry On movies, What the Butler Saw is the perfect mixology for a lunatic Martini straight up. Combining innocent, unsuspecting characters with borderline nut cases, creates the perfect conditions for a chaotic free-for-all. However, hidden beneath this raunchy comedy are some serious societal issues such as incest, nymphomania and adultery, all cleverly peppered throughout the snappy dialogue.

"Why are there so many doors," the investigating Doctor Rance asks as he enters Doctor Prentice's office, "Was this house designed by a lunatic?"

The house may not have been built by a lunatic, but it does leave us to question who is truly sane. The tenants of the madhouse or the keepers themselves?

What the Butler Saw is a romping, raunchy good time, but definitely not for the theatrically weak at heart. This wild farce will have you laughing from beginning to end and serves as a perfect night of theatre for those who fancy storytelling mayhem.