Nunsense Muny Style! is truly a “divine” comedy, and this very special Muny edition carries on a wildly popular tradition. Due to an unfortunate vichyssoise incident, 52 Little Sisters of Hoboken have gone on to their reward. The convent’s coffers lack the funds to pay for a decent burial for all the sisters, leaving several of them in cold storage in the convent’s walk-in freezer. Reverend Mother vows to raise the cash, and the good sisters (well, what’s left of them) decide to put on a talent show to raise the much-needed funds.

Show Guidelines

First staged in 1985, Nunsense is a well-known musical featuring a group of fun-loving, spotlight-seeking nuns with an irreverent sense of humor.

Language

The words hell and ass are used several times.

Violence

None.

Drugs/Alcohol

Sister Robert Anne discovers drugs in the locker room, which Reverend Mother accidentally inhales.

Mature Themes

None.

Sexual References

The nuns frequently joke with the audience. Some jokes have sexual innuendo. For example, the nuns read a cookbook called Baking with the Blessed Virgin Mary and Sister Hubert exclaims, “Mary Magdalene Tarts! I’ll bet they’re easy!”