Nunsense Book, Music and Lyrics by: Dan Goggin
			November 18 - 21, 1999

The Little Sisters of Hoboken operate Mount Saint Helen's School in Hoboken, new Jersey. Originally founded as a missionary order, they started out running a leper colony on an island south of France. Forced to leave the island when they lost control to a group of Protestant competitors, they returned to Hoboken. They went unnoticed until one day their cook, Sister Julia -- Child of God -- unwittingly served some tainted vichyssoise soup and 52 sisters died of botulism. Fortunately, a few of the sisters were off playing bingo with some Maryknolls and so were spared.
Upon discovering the disaster, Mother Superior had a vision -- it was either Saint Catherine of Siena or Saint Thomas Aquinas in drag (she's not sure) -- in which she is told to start a greeting card company to raise funds for the burials of the 52. The greeting cards were an enormous success and thinking there was plenty of money, Reverend other bought a big screen TV for the convent. When she realized there was only enough money left to bury 48 of the dead sisters, she decided to stage a talent show to raise the money to bury the last four dearly departed who were put on ice in the convent deep freeze.

Cast

	Sarah Fenty Sister Robert Anne Tania Hryckowian Sister Mary Amnesia Anna Olenik Sister Mary Regina Regina Sullivan Sister Mary Hubert Mary Rebecca Thomas Sister Mary Leo

Staff

	Mary Chris Ronquillo Director Mary Chris Ronquillo Choreographer Jenifer Dovidauskas Musical Director Meghan Griscom Costume Designer Nadia Nelinbabi Set Designer Jimi Lorwey Stage Manager Eric Kenron Lighting Designer Giovanni Lucero Sound Designer Gwendolyn Radsch Prop Mistress Mary Ditzel House Manager Giovanni Lucero General Manager Adam Tucker General Manager

Crew

	Henry Decco Juan Garcia David Griffin Ken Lew Rich Murgittroyd Nadia Nelinbabi Gwendolyn Radsch Mary Rose Ronquillo

Orchestra

	Bobby Chow Rehearsal Pianist Jenna D'Onofrio Rehearsal Pianist

LTC Management

	Jason Goldstein Producer