Call Me Mister

A gifted entertainer and former wife of Shep, Kay brings energy and charisma to the troupe. She balances professional commitment with lingering personal history, and her onstage chemistry with Shep catalyzes both laughter and tension. Her resilience and star presence anchor the show’s performances.

A soldier-turned-impresario who organizes the show for his fellow troops. He carries the weight of past marriage while fueling the performance with humor and leadership. Shep’s determination to entertain reveals his protective instinct toward his unit and his own emotional healing.

A member of the ensemble whose presence contributes to the show's lively energy. His interactions within the troupe reflect the camaraderie of soldiers creating a shared moment of joy. He embodies the everyday soldier who seeks a break from duty through entertainment.

An officer figure who contributes to the show’s organizational backbone. His perspective balances military duty with the cultural exchange of performance life. Comstock’s involvement signals how entertainment intersects with leadership and morale in postwar settings.

A performer whose presence adds glamour and wit to the production. Billie’s interactions with other cast members enrich the show’s dynamics, and she embodies the blend of entertainment and personal storytelling within the troupe.

A character who brings a touch of local flavor and cultural exchange to the show. Her involvement hints at the cross-cultural setting of postwar Japan and the ways in which the entertainment scene becomes a bridge between soldiers and the Japanese audience.

A civilian technician contributing to the backstage artistry of the production. Her role underscores how the troupe relies on a diverse crew to bring the performances to life, reflecting a broader community around the soldiers’ entertainment.