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Sister Act The Musical Lyrics – All Songs from the Musical

Sister Act The Musical Lyrics: Song List

  1. Act 1
  2. Prologue
  3. Take Me to Heaven
  4. Fabulous, Baby!
  5. Here Within These Walls
  6. How I Got the Calling
  7. When I Find My Baby
  8. Do The Sacred Mass
  9. I Could Be That Guy
  10. Raise Your Voice
  11. Take Me to Heaven (Reprise)
  12. Act 2
  13. Sunday Morning Fever
  14. Lady in the Long Black Dress
  15. Bless Our Show
  16. Here Within These Walls (Reprise)
  17. The Life I Never Led
  18. Fabulous, Baby! (Reprise)
  19. Sister Act
  20. The Life I Never Led (Reprise)
  21. Sister Act (Reprise)
  22. Spread The Love Around

About the "Sister Act The Musical" Stage Show


Release date: 2009

Synopsis Update: Sister Act The Musical.

The plot remains rooted in Deloris Van Cartier, a vivacious nightclub singer forced into a convent witness protection program. She transforms a struggling choir with disco?era flair.

This theatrical was written by B. & C. Steinkellner. Music belongs to A. Menken, lyrics to G. Slater. The important role played additional book material by D. C. Beane in the process of developing. Staging is based on the eponymous comedy movie of 1992, in which the main role was played by Whoopi Goldberg. It tells the story of a little-known singer, Deloris, who has seen with her own eyes how the murder was accomplished. Now, she is obliged to participate in the program for the protection of witnesses, according to which she will need to become a nun in a monastery.

The opening of the show on the West End was held at the London Palladium Theatre in June 2009. Before this, all comers had seen previews that lasted more than twenty days, beginning from May of that year. The director's chair was occupied by P. Schneider, choreographer was A. V. Laast. In addition to these two in the production team included scenic designer K. Zieglerova, costume designer L. Brotherston & lighting designer N. Katz. In the main role was 24-year-old P. Miller. The rest of the characters played by: S. Hancock, I. Levander & A. Mitchell. Closure of the histrionics was in October 2010. The show was quickly moved off the stage because it was necessary to make room in this theater for the long-awaited premiere of The Wizard of Oz.

Critics’ opinions about the play are divided. I. Shuttleworth from ‘The Financial Times’ pointed out that the story was full of flaws, but at the same time, the play itself was hardly mindless. In turn, C. Spencer from ‘The Telegraph’ said that the project is more pleasant on the scene, rather than on tape. According to him, applause and a standing ovation at the end of the second act were genuine and deserved.

New Productions and Regional Revivals.

  • Lyric Arts in Anoka ran April?11–May?11,?2025, directed by Siddeeqah Shabazz, to enthusiastic audience response, blending humor with sincere emotional depth.
  • Skylight Music Theatre’s upcoming production is notable for its all?female creative team, including director Molly Rhode and music director Alissa Rhode.
  • Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury will present a “Swan Song” production as a farewell for founder Semina De?Laurentis, running through May?18,?2025, featuring standout performances and vibrant staging.

Contemporary Reviews and Audience Reception.

Casey Donovan’s portrayal of Deloris in Brisbane (Festival Theatre) earned high praise, lauded as “sassy, soulful, heavenly” for her vocals and comedic timing. The Mother Superior, Genevieve Lemon, impressed with her solo “I Haven’t Got A Prayer.” Audience participation surged during “Lady in the Long Black Dress”.

Ford’s Theatre’s Washington, D.C. run featured Nia Savoy?Dock as Deloris and Sherri?L.?Edelen as Mother Superior. Critics highlighted vibrant visuals and entertainment, though noting pacing missteps in the story’s adaptation .

Seven Angels’ swan?song run in Waterbury featured Teagan?La’Shay as Deloris. Her performance was called “magnificent,” with ensemble staging executed under swift rehearsal timelines

Musical Numbers & Disco Vibe.

  • The disco?inspired score by Alan Menken and Glenn Slater continues to anchor the energetic 1970s atmosphere.
  • Solo highlights include “I Haven’t Got A Prayer” (Mother Superior) and ensemble favorites like “Spread the Love Around.”
  • Audience favorites such as “Lady in the Long Black Dress” remain interactive crowd?pleasers.

SEO Keywords & Modern Appeal.

Keywords: Broadway musical, Alan Menken, 1970s disco, Deloris Van Cartier, Sister Act revival.

The piece retains evergreen value through universal themes: transformation, sisterhood, and community revival. It resonates beyond nostalgia for film fans.

Questions and Answers.

When is the next major revival planned?
Skylight Music Theatre’s all?female creative team plans a regional revival later in 2025.
Who recently played Deloris in Australia?
Casey Donovan headlined the Brisbane revival in early 2025 to rave reviews.
Any standout new solo numbers?
Mother Superior’s “I Haven’t Got A Prayer” gained renewed acclaim from recent productions.
Is the disco style still central?
Yes, the 1970s disco influence remains key, driving the show’s energetic score and feel.
How are regional theaters staging this?
Many feature inventive staging, such as rotating platforms and compact, versatile sets.

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