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The Broadway Theatre rang with heavenly voices on April 20 when soulful musical Sister Act opened on the Great White Way. Patina Miller led the high-spirited cast as Deloris Van Cartier, a d…
Hallelujah! Alan Menken has put the music back in musical as "Sister Act" joyously entertains Broadway. In a year of putting God down, God has the last word and it is with cheerful abandonme…
Sister Act answers the question theatre queens everywhere have been asking for generations, "what if nuns had sequins?" This show has more sequined habits than either Nunsense's Da…
Movies are being turned into musicals with assembly-line efficiency nowadays, and watching Sister Act, based on the popular Whoopi Goldberg film, you can see the mechanics of creation.
Reviews likes hers last week usually only come once in a lifetime and there is no question whatsoever that the brightest new star on Broadway is none other than SISTER ACT's own Patina Mille…
Victoria Clark's heavenly voice and wicked sense of comic timing perfectly match the exuberance and feistiness of Delores " Patina Miller who is now the newest star of Broadway musicals " gi…
Next up in Broadway.com’s Sister Act character series, get to know Monsignor O’Hara, head of the convent that takes in Deloris Van Cartier after she witnesses a murder and needs …
With the Glee kids causing excitement all over town while filming the final episode of the second season, it’s no surprise that the show's young singing actors would find time for …
The Tony Awards Administration Committee met today for the fourth and final time this season to decide the eligibility of 19 Broadway productions for the 2011 American Theatre Wing's Tony Aw…
The Tony Awards Administration Committee has announced its eligibility rulings for the remainder of the Broadway season, with the 19 productions discussed including: Elling; Priscilla Queen …
Chester Gregory is quite serious when he says he won't sign on for any project without "integrity, heart, and a message that inspires."
Recently, I had the pleasure of taking my seven-year-old daughter to her very first Broadway show. I don't count the time was so graciously invited by a friend's grandmother to enjoy full-pr…
How refreshing would it be to see a movie, a good movie at that, translated for the stage and not simply transferred to the stage? I might just drop to my knees and yell, "Whoopi!" Instead, …
One week before the nominations for the Tony Awards are announced, the Outer Critics Circle have weighed in with the contenders for their kudos. Members of the group covering the Gotham thea…
We’re dipping into the sinners portion of Broadway.com’s Sister Act character series, Saints & Sinners, with a look at Deloris Van Cartier’s gangster boyfriend Curtis J…
The nominations for the 61st annual Outer Critics Circle theater awards were awash with debatable choices and no-brainers.
The Outer Critics Circle announced its nominations today for Broadway and Off Broadway. Some surprises: many of the star names now playing on Broadway from Hollywood didn’t make the cu…
Nominations for the 61st annual Outer Critics Circle Awards have been announced, with the new musical Sister Act leading the pack with nine nods. The Broadway revival of Anything Goes follow…
Legit News: Tuner gets nine noms; 'Anything Goes' scores eight -- "Sister Act" leads the pack of Outer Critics Circle Awards nominations with nine noms (including new Broadway musical), comi…
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Composer Alan Menken’s resume, which includes scores for musicals like Little Shop of Horrors, The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, certainly speaks for its…
Tony winner Tyne Daly and Tony nominee Brian d'Arcy James announced the nominees for the 2010-11 Outer Critics Circle Awards, which honor the best in Broadway and Off-Broadway theatre, A…
Chester Gregory, currently playing the role of cop Eddie in the Broadway production of Sister Act, fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop-cult…
Norbert Leo Butz, currently back on Broadway in the new musical Catch Me If You Can, and Kathleen Chalfant announced the nominations for The 77th Annual Drama League Awards April 25 at …
In the busiest week on Broadway all year, I saw three plays involving nuns, three involving drug dealers " and one with both a nun and a drug dealer. Two performers debuted on Broadway and b…
NEW YORK " Like Mormons, nuns are ideal subjects for musical theater. They seem likeable and wholesome, exotic yet familiar, and inherently optimistic. They sing in harmony as part of their …