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Sequels, spinoffs, franchises…those words, usually reserved for Hollywood films, are rarely mentioned in theater. When writer/director Dan Goggin created Nunsense in the 1980s, however, he soon found himself at the helm of a theatrical empire. The charming musical evolved from a cabaret act to become off-Broadway’s second longest running show and, in the process ...

In 1985 a little show called Nunsense debuted at the Cherry Lane Theatre. Twenty five years later, the hilarious musical has inspired several successful spin-offs and ranks as off-Broadway's second longest-running show. To celebrate the singing nuns' silver anniversary, author and director Dan Goggin has assembled a talented cast at the show’s original home. Watch as Goggin discusses ...

Twenty five years ago, the wacky nuns of David Goggin’s Nunsense first appeared at the Cherry Lane Theatre. Who knew back then that the silly sisters would become the second longest running off-Broadway show ever, inspire a slew off spin-off plays and be translated into more than 25 languages? The show is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new ...

Tickets are now on sale for the 25th anniversary production of Nunsense. Written and directed by Dan Goggin, the heavenly musical begins performances at the Cherry Lane Theatre on June 13, with opening night set for June 20.

Originally performed as a cabaret show, Nunsense follows the antics of a group of nuns who learn that one of their fellow ...

Nunsense, the long-running off-Broadway musical, will return to its former home at the Cherry Lane Theater for a 25th anniversary run. The production will play from June 15 to July 18, directed by the show’s composer and lyricist Dan Goggin. No casting has been announced at this time.

Originally performed as a cabaret show, Nunsense follows the antics of ...