ROLES INCLUDE
Tony Apilado as Father Paul
Catherine Fong as Rhonda the Psychic Hairdresser
Marty Saunders as Henry the Hoarder
Susanne Sims as Sally Swanson, Thrift Store Manager
SALLY SWANSON, middle-aged, ambitious store manager. She’s lost it all in the recession and needs to get back on her feet. Down but not out, this may be her last chance. Has faith that things will turn around.
FATHER PAUL, older gentleman, kind, thoughtful, wise, has a twinkle in his eye. He’s got a flock to take care of but he’s way too creative to follow the strict doctrine of the Catholic Church.
RHONDA, the psychic hair-dresser who comes to volunteer at the thrift store. Heartbroken and desperate for love, she’s middle-aged, flamboyant and overly-dramatic but playful enough to see her own foibles.
FRANCESCO ANTONIO PADOVA, an Italian clothing designer, a distinguished gentleman, suave and debonair. He has a eye for fashion and for the ladies — and he wants both.
BRENDA BATTLEAXE, Sally’s nemesis and former business partner. She’s nasty, pushy and boisterous and she means business. She’s out for blood and would like to see Sally fail.
FIFI THE FASHIONISTA: a young, stylish, cyber chic, attached to her cell phone and to her identity as one of Honolulu’s top fashion bloggers. Where ever Fifi goes she is sure to cause a stir.
CHARLIE, neurotic, quirky and outrageous, he’s a hoarderwhotries to donate his things. His family has done an intervention and he’s in recovery, but his shopping addiction continues.
SUSTAINABILITY SAM, a young, non-GMO, organic environmentalist and activist. Dedicated to the cause. Reuses and recycles everything, a fix it man with a plan.
EVE, Bohemian artist, alternative, Generation Y, about mid-twenties. She’s looking for her Burning Man costume and is a street performer. Enthusiastic and passionate about art.
LILY, volunteer, fifty-something. She’s a stalwart member of the church, slightly cynical and jaded, especially about dating but won’t give up trying to find a man on-line.
Show is Sponsored by:
Twice Blessed Thrift StoreUnity Church of HawaiiUnited Self-Help
With additional support from United Self Help and The Mayor’s Office of Culture and the Arts.