David Drake and Ryan Landry Find Their Calling in The Divine Sister in Provincetown, Starting July 12 | Playbill

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News David Drake and Ryan Landry Find Their Calling in The Divine Sister in Provincetown, Starting July 12 Charles Busch's Off-Broadway comedy The Divine Sister, featuring Obie-winning original cast member David Drake, spreads the good work to Provincetown audiences beginning July 12.

Drake (The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me) directs and appears in the comedy spoof that will continue through Sept. 8 in Provincetown, MA.

Award-winning Boston performer and playwright Ryan Landry stars as Mother Superior alongside Drake, Grace Carney, Olive Another, Sallie Tighe and Aaron Tone.

"The Divine Sister is an inspired homage to every Hollywood film ever made about nuns. Set in Pittsburgh, circa 1966, this gleefully twisted tale tells the story of an indomitable Mother Superior valiantly trying to save her beloved (and cash-strapped) St. Veronica's School and convent, while coping with a young postulant experiencing 'heavenly visions,' fending off a former suitor intent on luring her away from her vows, and navigating the maneuvers of mysterious nun visiting from Berlin," according to the Provincetown Theater.

Sets and costumes are designed by Scott Martino, with lighting design by Jim Byrne and wig design by Bobby Miller.

Tony-nominated playwright Busch originated the role of Mother Superior in the acclaimed Off-Broadway run of The Divine Sister, which played 253 performances at the Soho Playhouse. For tickets, phone (508) 487-7487 or visit provincetowntheater.org.

 
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