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The world's a stage, and Billy (Jake Moreno) and Rodel (H.P. Mendoza) sing in it.
"Hulk Hogan" (Jim Wierzba) sings to Billy and Rodel with the bar patrons backing him up in "Goodbye Stupid".
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The three friends on Westmoor Hill overlooking San Francisco in "Colma Stays".
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Billy gets some good news.
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Maribel (L.A. Renigen) and Rodel in "Deadwalking".
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Billy shows exactly how straight edge he is in "Crash the Party".
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Billy's parents, Julio (Brian Raffi) and Kattia (Gigi Guizado).
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Rodel has fun with the hipsters in "Could We Get Any Older".
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Rodel's Father, the happiest person in Colma. (Not Really) |
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Inside, the Friend Joseph Players play.
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Rodel through the looking glass.
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Maribel get's ready for a night out.
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Maribel and Rodel talk about Colma, life and Emily Dickinson
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Rodel looks over the town of Colma in "One Day Part 2".
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