Late Nite Catechism

March 2 - March 14, 2004

by Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan

The unruly Sister is back by popular demand for another class of nostalgia, trigger quick wit, and nifty prizes!

The audience is transformed into "students" in this hilarious interactive classroom where the wise-cracking, lovable Sister teaches an adult catechism class. The New York Times recommends Late Nite Catechism to an audience much broader than the membership of any one church. Newsday proclaimed the show a "funny, sharply satiric, always affectionate look at old-fashioned religion. An entertaining mix of monologue, stand-up, improv and Oprah."

The audience is transformed into "students" in this hilarious interactive classroom where the wise-cracking, lovable Sister teaches an adult catechism class. The New York Times recommends Late Nite Catechism to an audience much broader than the membership of any one church. Newsday proclaimed the show a "funny, sharply satiric, always affectionate look at old-fashioned religion. An entertaining mix of monologue, stand-up, improv and Oprah."

There’s something universal about Sister’s class. It doesn’t matter if you’re a non-catholic, a Catholic school graduate, a practicing Catholic or a lapsed Catholic, Sister has something for each of you. Just remember to be on time, spit out your gum, sit up straight, and keep your hands to yourself. Class is anything but serious with this no-nonsense nun!