Nunset Boulevard is about a group of nuns on a crazy adventure to Hollywood. You may be thinking, “Haven’t we seen a show with nuns at the Depot Before?” The answer is YES! The Nunsense franchise was first created in 1985 with a musical comedy written by Dan Goggin. Originally, it was a line of greeting cards featuring nuns, but Goggin expanded the concept into a cabaret show.  The original show spawned six sequels. The Depot Theater has presented the original Nunsense twice – 1991 & 2005. The Company has also presented Nuncrackers in 2000 (a Christmas-version) and Meshuggah Nuns in 2006 (set on a cruise ship where the on-ship cast of Fiddler on the Roof gets sick and the nuns step in to save the day).

PERFORMANCE DATES: April 19-29, 2018

CAST: Reverend Mother – Connie Penick, Sister Hubert – Christina Haselhorst, Sister Robert Anne – Rachel Temaat, Sister May Paul (Amnesia) – Dee Dee Royle, Sister Leo – Tegan Wenzl

CREW: Director – Doug Austen, Pit Director – Don Steele, Stage Manager – Brian Richardson, Assistant Stage Manager – Olivia Ramos, Pit Members – Sara McFarland, Caleb Crockett, Nancy Sapp, Scenic Design/Technical Support – Mike Frederick, Kaleb Ernst, John Stuff, Jeremy Ragland, Christina Haselhorst, Wil Arasmith, Audra Williams, Victor Soto, Dee Dee Royel, David Temaat, Rachel Temaat, Brian Richardson, Art/Color Consultant – Sarah Schaeffer, Costume Design – Deedee Miller, Properties – Sherry Polkinghorn, Sound Board Operator – Kyle Tallent, Light Board Operator – Mellisa Bosley Stammer, Spot Light Operators – Bryan Stammer, Lisa Dow, Amy Romero,  Mic Wrangler – Johnny Dunlap

MENU: Sister Olive’s garden salad, Sister Julia child of God spaghetti with meat sauce, sinfully cheesy garlic bread, Sister Amnesia’s ambrosia.  Catering provided by John Stuff, Sherry Polkinghorn and Depot Theater Volunteers.

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