Final Weekend For 'Nunsensations'

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Dec 16, 2005 12:00 am

Final Weekend For âNunsensationsâ

BRIDGEPORT â Praise the Lord and pass the sequins. The crazy sisters of Hoboken have gone Vegas in the all-new, sixth edition of the Nunsense series, now on stage at Downtown Cabaret Theatre.

In Nunsensations Special Edition: Christmas in Las Vegas, a parishioner has promised The Little Sisters of Hoboken $10,000 for their school if they will go to Las Vegas and perform at a friendâs showplace. After convincing the Reverend Mother that âwhat happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,â the sisters are off on another hilarious adventure.

Performances wrap this weekend, but there are still seats available for the remaining shows. Curtain is 8 pm on Friday, December 16; 5:30 and 8:30 on Saturday, December 17; and 5:30 on Sunday, December 18.

Tickets are $30, or $25 for groups of eight or more.

The theater is at 263 Golden Hill Street. Contact the box office at 203-576-1634 for reservations or other information.

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