‘Sister Act’ moves to Summer 2022 with Whoopi Goldberg exiting production
American actress Whoopi Goldberg withdraws from Sister Act revival
Whoopi Goldberg
Jennifer Saunders and Lesley Joseph to play Mother Superior in ‘Sister Act’ UK tour.
Comedy duo Jennifer Saunders and Lesley Joseph get back in the habit for Sister Act tour
Famous faces in London’s West End in 2021
Get ready for a spectacular year of live theatre with these stars on stage in 2021
‘Sister Act’ starring Whoopi Goldberg rescheduled to 2021
Sister Act follows other big productions and reschedules for next year
Whoopi Goldberg and Jennifer Saunders will star in ‘Sister Act The Musical’ in London
Whoopi’s back in Sister Act The Musical for 39 performances only at the Eventim Apollo in London
Sister Act – UK Tour
Following its sell-out run in the West End, the smash-hit musical SISTER ACT is out on tour across the UK. Based on the hit film starring Whoopi Goldberg, prepare for feel-good fun as the Sisters take their Act on the road.
Photos: Ghost the Musical starring Richard Fleeshman and Caissie Levy
Photos of Ghost The Musical, which starts previews at the Piccadilly Theatre in London in just over a month’s time.
Major new West End show Ghost the Musical, based on the Oscar-winning movie, starts previews on 24 June 2011 at the Piccadilly Theatre in London.
Rehearsal photos of Ghost the Musical at the Piccadilly Theatre starring Richard Fleeshman and Caissie Levy
Behind-the-scenes photos of rehearsals for Ghost The Musical at the Piccadilly Theatre starring Richard Fleeshman and Caissie Levy.
Richard Fleeshman to star in Ghost
Casting announced for Ghost the Musical: Richard Fleeshman and Caissie Levy to join Sharon D Clarke at the Piccadilly Theatre
Avenue Q, Sister Act close tonight
The West End bids farewell to long-running shows Avenue Q and Sister Act tonight, 30 October 2010.
Celebrity Endorsement : The Musical
Celebrity Endorsement : The Musical – Bette Midler, Michael Ball, Whoopi Goldberg, Will Smith… is celebrity endorsement of musicals the future of theatre?
Sister Act: big changes for Broadway
Sister Act to move to Broadway; Jerry Zaks to make changes to the show.
Current Sister Act stars Patina Miller and Simon Webbe
Current Sister Act stars Patina Miller and Simon Webbe
Sister Act, based on the hit film, is moving to Broadway following its closure at the London Palladium on 30 October.
Sharon D Clarke to star in Ghost the Musical
New show Ghost The Musical, based on the Oscar winning film, set to make its West End debut next year; Sharon D Clarke to play Whoopi Goldberg role of Oda Mae Brown.
Dexter acts superior in Sister Act
Sally Dexter will join the cast of Sister Act next month at the London Palladium when she becomes the third actress to play Mother Superior in the hit musical.
Whoopi a smash in Sister Act
Whoopi Goldberg makes her West End debut tonight, 10 August, in Sister Act at the London Palladium.
Whoopi Goldberg starts tonight
Whoopi Goldberg makes her West End debut tonight, 10 August, in Sister Act at the London Palladium.
Casting: Sister Act, Priscilla, Les Mis
Whoopi Goldberg to make her West End debut in Sister Act; Alf from Home and Away joins the cast of Priscilla Queen of the Desert; Ramin Karimloo and Samantha Barks to appear in Les Mis at the O2.
Sister Act The Musical – Save £26
Save £26 on tickets to Sister Act at the London Palladium
Sister Act casting announced
After a year long global search, 24 year-old US actress Patina Miller has been cast to make her West End debut playing the lead role of ‘Deloris Van Cartier’ in the divine new musical comedy “SISTER ACT”. Born and raised in South Carolina, Patina’s previous credits include the critically acclaimed 2008 production of Hair in New York. The role of Deloris in “SISTER ACT” was made famous by Whoopi Goldberg in the movie of the same name, and Goldberg is a co-producer of the stage version. Starring alongside Patina will be Sheila Hancock as ‘Mother Superior’. To many, a national …
London Theatre – 2009 Preview
If theatre mirrors life then you would expect 2009 to be a bad year for the performing arts in London: economic downturns and credit crunches sound like gloomy news for our discretionary entertainment spending. But West End theatre box office figures have kept on going up in recent years, and the huge number of new productions sailing into town during 2009 could mean that Theatreland manages to buck the trend. THE GREAT REVIVAL The RSC, National Theatre, Donmar and Old Vic dominated straight drama in the West End in 2008, and they haven’t finished yet. Big hitters coming to …