Actors find a little bit of Pride in their work on ‘Sister Act’ by Jubilee Theater
Sister AThe cast of Jubilee Theatre’s production of ‘Sister Act’ which is staged for one weekend at Bass Performance Hall. (Photo by Tia Kirby)ct Actors find a little bit of Pride in their work on Sister Act by Jubilee Theater RICH LOPEZ | Staff writer rich@dallasvoice.com Jubilee Theater will close its season with a big show in a big house next week.
The company presents its annual musical production of Sister Act on the Bass Hall stage from Aug. 15-18. Based on the 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg, the story of Sister Act follows Deloris Van Cartier from her lounge singing days to hiding out in a convent after she witnesses a murder and goes into witness protection.
Directed by Khira Haley, the show doesn’t run deep with any bigger message. For the most part, it’s pure entertainment. But a couple of cast members have found some added layers to their experience.
Actor Johnny Brown makes his Jubilee debut in ‘Sister Act.’ (Courtesy photo) This is all a first for opera singer Johnny Brown who plays Eddie, a police detective and potential love interest to Deloris. “It’s been a really exciting and challenging experience,” said Brown. “This is my first musical.
