Landor, London: Dan Goggin's comedy of life in a convent became something of an institution off-Broadway, running for over 3,000 performances. After spin-off productions the formula was happily adapted to be played by men. The story such as it is, sees the surviving Little Sisters of Hoboken mount a stage show in order to raise funds - the reason for which are best left unsaid. Read the full review
SOURCE: The Stage at 06:46AM on July 3, 2013