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L to R Dee Dee (Susan Mosher), Marge (Melinda Gilb), Cindy (Christine Sevec)
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3 Women:
CINDY, MARGE, DEE DEE
1 Man: MR. POSTMAN/ WASHER REPAIRMAN/ MRS.HALO/ MR.RIGHT/ MILT DUDMAN/
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A
sweet, personable, possibly gawky girl. Impressionable, and by turns optimistic
and depressed, she grows in confidence as the play concludes. She probably wears
a ponytail.
  
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A
tough cookie. Larger than life, brassy red head with a sharp tongue and a heart
of gold. Flashy dresser. Probably in a sexy top, capris and high heels.
  
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Perky
and overly enthusiastic, eternal optimist. Fairly manic cross between Sandra
Dee and "That Girl". Means well but is liable to wreak havoc at any
given time. A big flip hair-do. Typically 60's pointy bra (at one point is referred
to as "bullet bra"). Should have a lovely, slightly dressy, very well
put-together look (a well dressed Connie Francis).
  
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