Sister Act
Sister Act at the London Palladium
Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder which ultimately means she has to go under police protection. The police decide to put her into the one place where they think no murderer will think to look – a convent!
Sister Act follows Deloris who has a habit of getting on the wrong side of the mother superior but has a loyal fan base amongst the nuns. To make the most of her time in a place she’s not immediately comfortable in she turns her musical talents to the currently tuneless choir.
She helps the choir find their true voice and helps breath some life into the convent and the surrounding neighbourhood. However all is not good in the hood as her good work could possibly of blown her cover and when the gang make chase to catch her they underestimate the power of her new found friends in the sisterhood.
Sister Act is based on the 1992 film starring Whoppi Goldburg. And Whoppi is not far away in this production as she is working behind the scenes producing the London Palladium production of Sister Act with Stage Entertainment.
Visit the official UK Sister Act production website: www.sisteractthemusical.co.uk
Buy Sister Act Merchandise
Click these links to buy:
Buy Sister Act London Cast Recording
Buy Sister Act Poster
Buy Sister Act Souvenir Brochure (The London Palladium)
Click here to visit the official Sister Act merchandise page.
Sister Act Performance Details
Theatre: The London Palladium
Previews From: 7th May 2009
Opening Night: 2nd June 2009
Booking Until: 18th December 2010
Show Times
Evening Performances: Monday – Saturday at 19:30
Matinee Performances: Wednesday and Saturday at 15:00
Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
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Sister Act Fan Sites / Forums
Not really a fan site but very much worth a read, this blog is written by one of the nuns in Sister Act but her identity is known only to a few. The blog gives you an inside look at what the West End is really like: westendwitch.blogspot.com.
Book Your Sister Act Tickets Online
There are many ways you can purchase your Sister Act tickets online, here are some of the main STAR member ticket agents:
Ticketmaster
Click here to book Sister Act tickets with Ticketmaster online.
Ticketmaster will charge you the face value of the ticket plus a £2.50 processing fee and a service charge of £2.25.
Lastminute.com
Click here to book Sister Act tickets with Lastminute.com online.
Lastminute charge a booking fee of up to £8.50 per ticket (no booking fee applies to third price seats until the 29th November 2009.
If you book your tickets through Lastminute.com your tickets will be held for you at the London Palladium box office for you to collect on the day of the performance.
Sister Act Theatre Break With Superbreak
Sister Act theatre breaks can be booked with Superbreak which include your theatre tickets and an overnight stay in a hotel.
Click here to book a Sister Act Theatre Break with Superbreak.
The Box Office
The Sister Act Box Office is managed by 2 companies, Ticketmaster and See Tickets and they can be contacted as follows:
Ticketmaster
Booking fees apply
Tel: 0844 847 2359
Click here to book Sister Act tickets with Ticketmaster
See Tickets
Booking fees apply
Tel: 0844 412 2704
Click here to book Sister Act tickets with See Tickets
Booking In Person At The Box Office
Visit the London Palladium Box Office at:
London Palladium
Argyll Street
W1F 7TF
Tickets booked in person at the box office do not incur any booking fees.
Sister Act Day Tickets
From 10am on the day of each performance the London Palladium makes £25 front row stalls seats available which are only available to buy in person from the box office, if attempting to go for these tickets we strongly advise that you are prepared to book other tickets just in case they sell out before you get to the box office.
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