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The musical Sister Act closed on Broadway on August 26, 2012.

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Sister Act – About the Show

Highlights of Sister Act – Must-See Moments

The beloved movie “Sister Act,” starring Whoopi Goldberg, has been transformed into a Broadway musical. With Goldberg herself joining as a producer, the show achieved major success in the UK and Germany before making its way to Broadway. The score is composed by Alan Menken, known for “Beauty and the Beast,” “Aladdin,” and “The Little Mermaid.”

Featuring the powerhouse vocals of the convent’s sisters, the stage comes alive with energy, drawing both cast and audience into the performance. The result is nothing short of spectacular. If you loved the movie, with its unforgettable music and powerful voices, the musical is an absolute must-see!

Sister Act – Show info

Show details of Sister Act

Theater location：
Broadway Theatre
1681 Broadway, New York, NY (Map)

Performance Run:
Previews: March 24, 2011
Opening: April 20, 2011
Closing: August 26, 2012

Show Links:

List of closed Broadway shows

Type of the show:
Easy to follow Family-Friendly Adapted into a Movie Fun Stunning Songs

Sister Act – Story

The Plot / Summary of Sister Act

Deloris is a struggling nightclub singer who suddenly finds herself on the run after witnessing a gang murder.

To stay safe until the trial, she hides away in a convent. But when she loses patience with the sisters’ off-key choir, Deloris decides to take charge and train them instead.

Thanks to her guidance, the nuns begin delivering powerful gospel numbers that draw crowds, spark donations, and help restore the church, turning every performance into a lively celebration.

Meanwhile, chaos unfolds as Deloris, the gangsters, and the police collide in a whirlwind of comedy and excitement.

Sister Act – Movie

The YouTube trailer of Sister Act

This is a video of the Broadway musical “Sister Act.” You can see the wonderful singing voices of the sisters on stage.

Sister Act – FAQ

Can I buy tickets for Sister Act (Broadway show) on the day of the show?

Tickets are available for purchase until the day before the show through our booking page. See more details about Sister Act tickets.
How much are tickets for Sister Act (Broadway show)?

Tickets for the Broadway musical Sister Act start at $65 with our discounted prices. See more details for Sister Act tickets.
Is the English in Sister Act (Broadway show) hard to understand?

The musical Sister Act is an enjoyable show even if you don’t understand English. We recommend reading the synopsis before you go. For other recommended shows, please refer to the Broadway Musical Selection Guide. You’re sure to find a show you’ll love from among the many musicals in New York.
Do you have a summary or synopsis of Sister Act (Broadway show)?

The story and synopsis of the Broadway musical Sister Act are introduced in the Sister Act Story section. Reading this beforehand will help you easily understand the storyline.

How are tickets for Sister Act (Broadway show) delivered?

After purchasing through our website, you will first receive a confirmation email. Then, about two weeks before the performance, a link for QR code e-ticket will be sent to your email. Detailed instructions can be found in the confirmation email.

Sister Act – Review

Review from S.T:

Easy to follow and so much fun!

This was such a fun musical! I went with my 9-year-old, and we both loved it. To help my child understand the story, we watched the movie “Sister Act” beforehand, which worked perfectly. The show itself was very easy to follow, and even kids can enjoy it without any problems. Just reading the short synopsis in the program is enough.

But the real highlight was the chorus – absolutely breathtaking! Every solo performance was a showstopper. The comedy was spot on, so even without understanding every word, we were laughing out loud the entire time. My child was laughing right next to me, too.

The production was dazzling, with that “classic Broadway” flair. The finale had the whole audience on their feet in a standing ovation. Experiencing the cheers and energy of the New York crowd was incredibly moving.

We were lucky enough to sit in the center of the orchestra section, which made it even more unforgettable. When I visit New York again, this is definitely a show I’d want to see once more. And of course, I’ll book through At New York again!

April 12, 2012