The Arts at angeloria's

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OUR SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! CHECK OUT THE "SUMMER CAMPs" PAGE FOR REGISTRATION FORMS. OUR CAMPS ARE SMALL AND FILL QUICKLY SO DON'T DELAY! CLICK THIS LINK FOR HIGHLIGHTS FROM LAST YEAR!

Opening July 2024!

THOSE WACKY NUNS FROM HOBOKEN ARE BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND AND TICKETS ARE GOING LIKE COMMUNION WAFERS!

If you aren’t aboard the S.S. Golden Delicious (the "Apple of the Eden Line") by its last sailing from the dock at the Arts at Angeloria's on March 24th, you will have missed out on the cruise of a lifetime!


This time, the Kunkels (the poor family living behind Mount St. Helen’s School) have won the lottery and gifted the Sisters an all-expense-paid trip on the “Faiths of All Nations” Cruise. As the plot plays out, a week of heavy weather has knocked out most of the cast of the ship’s scheduled "Fiddler on the Roof," and our Nunsense friends are prevailed upon to rescue the evening, along with the only healthy cast member, Howard Liszt, still yearning to sing his favorite songs as Tevye.


The resulting entertainment ranges from light-hearted repartee to schlapschtick to drama to magic to puppetry to a musical fun-for-all, including audience participation. It is good clean fun to which you can take the whole family and it is guaranteed to cure your cabin fever. There is plenty of time in life for heartache and drama on and off the stage. Laughter is the best medicine and two hours worth on a cold winter’s night (or afternoon) will do you a world of good! Tickets: $30


Effective July 10th, 2022 the Arts at Angeloria’s will no longer require patrons to be vaccinated in order to attend our performances, events, classes, or programs. Patrons may be required to wear masks in some instances. This requirement will vary based on the nature and location of our performances, events, classes, or programs.


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"The Nunsense shows have made millions laugh... they have raised the human spirit!" -The New York Times