JoAnn, the Heavenly--Paige Rice                               

Zeek, JoAnn’s Asst.--Zach Collins

Willma, the Wardrobe Lady--Stacey Romig

John Hart, Dad--Nick Decker                             

Jill Hart, Mom--JoAnna Carrodus

Melissa Hart, Teenage Daughter--Ashton Charpentier

Billy Hart, Son--Jordan Shuler

Marie Sharp, B&B Proprietor--Emily Charles

Elliot Sharp, B&B Proprietor--David Fulp

Gilbert Sharp, Bell Boy--Anthony Thigpen

Pearl, French Twin--Skye Brooks

Ruby, Country Twin--Lyndsey Blalock

Marty, Retired NYC Cab Driver--Devin Perguson

Molly, Self-Proclaimed Pop Star--Carissa McCone

Bernie, Molly’s Agent--Tyler Robertson

Adam Grizz, Wild Mountain Man--Shane Jarriel

Pansy--Hailey Ayers

Iris--Maggie Prim

Bobby Bobby--Eric Sauls

 

Ensemble:

Rosemary--Tiffany Robinson

Brittany--Hannah Thompson

Doris--Amanda Lawson

Bette--Emily Joyce

Emma Jean--Rebecca Anzivino

Huber--Jonathan Midkiff

George--Brandon Shanahan

The Hart family thinks that they have it all together until they are mysteriously taken to a run-down bed and breakfast for a two week remodeling endeavor. While at the Happy Nest Eat and Rest Bed and Breakfast they encounter characters that attempt to distract them from their “mission.” Enticed to be lazy by a wilderness man, tempted to claim their place among the rich and famous by a self-proclaimed pop star, ushered into living life in the fast lane by a retired New York cabbie, and instructed to connect with the universe rather than the creator of the universe by twin fitness gurus cause the family to be in the center of confusion. Thankfully, the bed and breakfast is owned and operated by an elderly couple who truly have it “all together” and who are able to help the family discern between right and wrong. In the end, the family sees themselves as they really are and bind together to become truly different.