Oct 3 - Oct 12Messiah Lutheran, 915 Oneida St, Lewiston, NY 14092
RUNNING TIME: 2 hr. 15 min
General Admission - Charcuterie: $53.70 (incl. est. $3.70 in fees)
General Admission - Vegetarian Charcuterie: $53.70 (incl. est. $3.70 in fees)
General admission seats are arranged in tables of no more than 8 on a first come/first serve basis.
Tickets for this cabaret style production include 1 general admission seat, personal charcuterie box from the Lewiston Stonehouse (indicate choice at check out), and 2 beverage tickets (wine, soda, water, or coffee).
Be sure to buy early as day of performance ticket prices increase to $60/ ticket.
For RESERVED seating, MUST purchase 8 tickets = 1 table.
Tables of 8 will be reserved under the ticket holder's name in the order they are received.
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Dan Goggin's Nunsense originally began as a series of greeting cards featuring nuns, expanded into a cabaret show, and finally premiered at the Cherry Lane Theatre on December 12, 1985, in New York City. It became the second-longest-running Off-Broadway show resulting in six sequels. This quirky, high-energy musical tells the story of five nuns from the Little Sisters of Hoboken, who must stage a benefit show to raise funds to bury the last four of their fellow sisters who died from food poisoning (accidentally served by the convent cook, Sister Julia, Child of God.) In 1993, Rue McClanahan starred as Reverend Mother Superior Sister Mary Regina, humorously disguising her glamorous Golden Girls persona as Blanche Devereaux with a nun’s habit and glassesThe adaptation proved popular enough to inspire “Nunsense 2: The Sequel” (1994), again starring McClanahan as Mother Superior alongside the original stage cast.