Sister Act

Known as the Divine Musical Comedy, Sister Act is a finely composed musical that has captured the hearts of millions across the world. The show premiered in 2006 and gained spotlight for its stupendous choreography and hilarious dialogs, soon after its initial staging. Sister Act is full of invigorating acts, magnificent dance numbers and startling sets that are ought to mesmerize your senses. The show is an artistic creation by Bill Steinkellner and Cheri. Its storyline is based on the film by the same name. The commendable music by the Oscar winning artist, Alen Menken adds to the brilliance of Sister Act, which keeps the audiences enchanted till the very end.

The musical revolves around Deloris Van Cartier, a vivacious young lady who is disguised as a nun. Her incredible dialogs, musical numbers and dance sequences are worth a standing ovation. The original production staged in California, recorded a business of $1,085,929 and became the most profitable show to have graced the world of theatre. Besides, the Broadway production received vivid reviews and a handful of prestigious award nominations such as the Tony Award nominations for Best Musical and Best Actress. Owing to the overwhelming success of the musical, it was staged in Germany and the UK as well and is now ready to be staged at the Manchester Opera House as well.

By and large, critics and spectators have stated that Sister Act musical is way more entertaining and attention grabbing than the film. The live dancing, dazzling costumes and invincible acting skills of performers take the viewers into a fairy tale world. The original tunes like Take Me to Heaven, I Could Be That Guy and the Life I Never Led are a treat for theatre fans who value good music.

Sister Acts concrete storyline takes the viewers through a diverse journey of emotions and trigger momentous excitement and thrill amongst them. The set designs and lighting of the show has also received ample appreciation. In spite of bagging 5 Tony Awards, and Drama Desk Awards, Sister Act has remained enveloped in various controversies and was pinpointed for having an unrealistic story and over dramatization in some scenes.

In 2009, the Sister Act Nuns Run was held for charity purpose. More than 1000 people dressed up as nuns participated in the charity run. A total amount $49,105.7 was raised and this noble gesture received immense media hype all over the UK and added to the popularity of the West End Production, which was marked with huge number of audiences.

Sister Act tickets have become a precious commodity for theatre goers and the high demand of these tickets compels the diehard fans to obtain their tickets weeks before the actual show. Audiences of all ages admire this light hearted comedy musical. The most exquisite element of the show is its quick witted humor that cracks up everyone right away. The disco moves of the disguised nun and the vigorous choreography of all dance sequences delights the viewers and attract the audiences to theatres over and over again. The West End production received widespread recognition mainly for its tremendous costume designs and outstanding lyrics, and won a number of awards in these two categories.

If you liked the movie, then you will definitely be enchanted by the theatrical version of Sister Act as it is way more engaging and entertaining. The live dancing, comic acts and musical numbers of this show will transport you to a fun happy world. To experience the magic of this thrilling musical, make sure that you get hold of your Sister Act tickets without any delay as due to the soaring fame of this show demand for its tickets has also skyrocketed and tickets are expected to sell out fast!

Sister Act is a comedy musical by Cheri and Bill Steinkellner. The musical is based on the book by Douglas Carter Beane and a hit movie from 1992 by the same name. The music is by Alen Menken and the lyrics by Glenn Slater. The musical premiered in West End at London Palladium on June 2nd 2009. London production was directed by Peter Schneider. Choreographer was Anthony Van Laast.

The Broadway production of Sister Act premiered at Broadway Theatre on April 20th 2011. The previews had begun in March. Douglas Carter Beane was joined by the director Jerry Zaks in re-writing of the book. The West End version of the show won two WhatonStage.com Awards and was nominated for Laurence Olivier Awards four times. The Broadway production managed to win one Theatre World Award along with five nominations for Tony Awards. It also won nine nominations for Outer Critic Circle Awards and five nominations for Drama Desk Awards.

Sister Act is the story of a singer named Deloris who accidently witnesses a murder and runs to the police for the safety of life. The police detective decides that Deloris should be sent to a convent where no one will suspect her to be and thus she'll remain away from harm. The real comedy begins when Deloris turns the nuns into cast for a musical performance. If you wish to catch some laughter, get your Sister Act tickets today!