- Where?
- Dominion Theatre, 268-269 Tottenham Court Road
- When?
- 15th March to 31st August 2024
- 7.30 PM (Mon-Sat)
- 2.30 PM matinees (Wed & Sat)
- Running time?
- 2 hours 35 mins, with interval
- Price?
- From £25
- Parking:
- Nearby car parks
- Buses:
- 10, 24, 29, 73, 134
- Bus fares
- Trains:
- The closest station is Tottenham Court Road Central Elizabeth Northern
- Other nearby stations: Covent Garden, Goodge Street and Leicester Square
- Train fares
Brace yourselves Sisters! The smash-hit comedy Sister Act is making a heavenly return to the West End.
When the larger-than-life disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder she's forced into witness protection disguised as a nun. Surely nobody will find her hiding in a convent?
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Life under the watchful eye of Mother Superior isn't easy, but when Deloris introduces the strait-laced nuns to disco she helps them find their voices... and rediscovers her own.
With a star-studded West End cast
The lead role of Deloris Van Cartier will be shared by two music superstars: Beverly Knight (until the 8th June 2024) and Alexandra Burke (from the 10th June 2024). Mother Superior will be played by Ruth Jones from TV's Gavin & Stacey (until the 8th June 2024).
Photo: Johan PerssonThere will also be appearances by BRIT Award-winner Lemar, Britain's Got Talent star Alison Jiear, and Lesley Joseph from TV's Birds Of A Feather.
A soundtrack of Motown-inspired songs
It's a hilarious and heart-warming tale about the beauty of friendship, sisterhood and music, featuring a soundtrack of Motown-inspired songs by the Tony Award-winning composer Alan Menken, belted out by two of the West End's biggest soul queens.
Photo: Johan PerssonWhat the theatre critics say...
The Independant: ★★★★★ "An irresistibly great time - thank god it's finally here"
Sister Act Cast & Creatives
Director: Bill Buckhurst; Written by: Cheri Steinkellner, Bill Steinkellner, Douglas Carter Beane; Cast: Beverly Knight (until 8th June 2024) and Alexandra Burke (from 10th June 2024), Ruth Jones (until the 8th June 2024), Lesley Joseph, Clive Rowe, Lizzie Bea, Lemar, Alison Jiear, Carl Mullaney; Music and lyrics: Alan Menken, Glenn Slater
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