The cast of Broadway's "Nunsense" returns, this time in the makeshift TV studio in the basement of the convent. Rue McLanahan returns as the Mother Superior Mary Regina, and John Ritter ...
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Title: Nuncrackers (Video 2001)
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| Rue McClanahan | ... | Reverend Mother | |
| John Ritter | ... | Narrator | |
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Bambi Jones | ... | Sister Hubert |
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Deborah Del Mastro | ... | Sister Robert Anne |
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Semina De Laurentis | ... | Sister Mary Paul (Amnesia) |
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Richard Long | ... | Father Virgil |
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Carrie Keskinen | ... | Sister Leo |
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P.J. Terranova | ... | John |
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Alison Walla | ... | Louise |
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Jackson Donalds | ... | Billy |
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Sarah Donalds | ... | Maria |
| Lin Tucci | ... | Sr. M. Winifred | |
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Teri Gibson | ... | Stage Manager |
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Mike Long | ... | Fr. Mike |
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Yolanda Vega | ... | Self |
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The cast of Broadway's "Nunsense" returns, this time in the makeshift TV studio in the basement of the convent. Rue McLanahan returns as the Mother Superior Mary Regina, and John Ritter narrates a hillarious attempt at "The Nutcracker". This production is beautifuuly done - you truly feel you are watching a local church Christmas variety show, with running gags and great music! It is funny and touching!
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1 December 2001 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I bought this because my son was going to audition for it.
It was unwatchable.
While Nunsense had a plot to carry it forward, and a reason to put on a variety show (needed to raise money for the last 4 burials) this had none of that.
The highlight was the "Sister Julia" cooking segment, but I have seen it done before and better.
I didn't laugh through the entire show.
The jokes (such as they were) were telegraphed (i.e. Wassaling/waffling).
Halfway through we started to use the FF feature of the DVD player.
The funniest lines were references to elements of the plot of "Nunsense" which I wish I bought instead.