Sister Act

Sister Act

Sister Act The Musical tours the UK in 2027, with a star cast bringing the much-loved story of Deloris Van Cartier to the stage in a joyful musical comedy.

Tour dates

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Sheffield

Sheffield Lyceum Theatre

28 September 2027 - 9 October 2027

Starring Craig Revel Horwood, Paul Chuckle, Zoe Birkett

On Sale 11 December 2026
Bradford

Bradford Alhambra Theatre

11 - 16 October 2027

Starring Craig Revel Horwood, Paul Chuckle, Zoe Birkett

On Sale 9 November 2026
Cardiff

Cardiff Wales Millennium Centre

10 - 15 January 2028

Starring Paul Chuckle

On Sale Soon
Plymouth

Plymouth Theatre Royal

7 - 12 February 2028

Starring Paul Chuckle

On Sale Soon
Belfast

Belfast Grand Opera House

29 February 2028 - 11 March 2028

Starring Paul Chuckle

On Sale Soon

Show Info

Sister Act The Musical returns for a UK and Ireland tour in 2027, bringing the Olivier Award-nominated West End production to theatres nationwide. Based on the popular 1992 film, the musical follows aspiring singer Deloris Van Cartier, whose life changes when she witnesses a crime. Placed in protective custody, she finds herself hiding in a convent, far from the glamorous life she had imagined.

The 2027 tour features Craig Revel Horwood as Mother Superior, Paul Chuckle as Monsignor O'Hara and Zoe Birkett as Deloris Van Cartier at selected venues. Horwood is best known as a judge on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing and has appeared in stage productions including Annie and The Wizard of Oz. Paul Chuckle became a household name through the long-running television comedy ChuckleVision, while Birkett's West End credits include Moulin Rouge! The Musical and TINA: The Tina Turner Musical.

Sister Act The Musical features original music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater and a book by Bill and Cheri Steinkellner, with additional material by Douglas Carter Beane. The production is directed by Bill Buckhurst, with choreography by Alistair David and musical supervision by Stephen Brooker.

Age guidance
Ages 11+
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