The second longest running off-Broadway show in history has now been "SUPERSIZED" with seven additional characters, including Sister Julia-Child of God, a new musical number and enhanced dance numbers. An unfortunate convent cooking accident causes most of the order of the Little Sisters of Hoboken to die of botulism. In order to raise money to bury the four remaining sisters (temporarily stored in the freezer) the Sisters and Brothers of Hoboken (what's left of them) put on a riotous revue packed with hilarious, show-stopping song and dance numbers.
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Dinner MenuENTREE:
Roast Beef SERVED WITH: Tossed House Salad/French, Classic Ranch, Lite Italian Creamy Mashed Potatoes with gravy Medley Vegetable Mix Dinner Rolls/ Butter Strawberry or Pecan Pie with Whipped Topping Beverages: Coffee, Southern Ice-Tea, Lemonade, Water |
Cast
Reverend Mother Mary Regina - Beth Webb
Sister Mary Hubert - Diana Lett Sister Mary Amnesia - LeAnn Dethlefsen Sister Robert Anne - Angela Dill Sister Mary Leo - Amanda Kennedy Sister Julia, Child of God - Jane Zussman Sister Mary Wilhelm - Fran Norton Sister Mary Luke - Elizabeth Johnson Father Virgil - Marty Underhill Brother Brendan - Charlie Martin Brother Daniel - Dan Templin Brother Michael - Mike Barger |
Technical Staff & CrewDirector: Susan DeRosa
Musical Director: James Geer Choreographer: Fran Norton Assistant Director: Jan Ross Producer: Linda Granger Stage Manager: Technical Director: Jim Lorenz Set Design: Susan DeRosa Set Construction: Jon Iversen, Bill Woodland Set Painting: Bill Woodland Scenography: Steve Scarborough Set Dressing: Susan DeRosa, Mary Herrbach, Jan Ross Set Transportation: Lighting Design & Engineer: Jim Lorenz Sound Design: John Herrbach Sound Engineer: John Gross Costumers: Christine Kennedy, Jamie Wakely Backstage Crew: Mary Herrbach, Mary Pomeroy, Elizabeth Todd Photographer: Steve Scarborough Publicity, Reservations: Linda Granger Program: Jane Zussman Box Office: Linda Granger, Mary Herrbach, Terry Minor Dining Room Manager: Elizabeth Todd Table Centerpieces: Mary Herrbach |