#deloris van cartier

[best-nun-tournament]

Round 1, Match 31

Sister Mary Clarence/Deloris van Cartier (Sister Act) vs Canoness Junith Eruita (Warhammer 40000)

Sister Mary Clarence isn't really a Carmelite nun, she's actually a lounge singer disguised as a Carmelite nun

Canoness Junith Eruita is a Sister of Battle and is Canoness Superior of the Order of Our Martyred Lady

Sister Mary Clarence/Deloris van Cartier

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Canoness Junith Eruita

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[musical-dreamcasts]

Hadestown - Cynthia Erivo (she/her) as Persephone, requested by anon

Birthday: January 8, 1987 (age 35)

Birth Place: Stockwell, London, England

Theatre credits include: Celie Harris Johnson (The Color Purple), Deloris Van Cartier (Sister Act), Rosemary Pilkington (How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying), Cathy Hiatt (The Last Five Years), Dessa Rose (Dessa Rose), Puck (A Midsummer Night’s Dream), Chenice (I Can’t Sing! The X Factor Musical). Erivo also played the role of the Blue Fairy in the 2022 live action adaptation of Pinocchio. She will also play the role of Elphaba in the two-part film adaptation of Wicked.

(Pictured on the right is Lana Gordon, who is currently playing the role in the US tour production)

Credits: Terrell Mullin, Lana Gordon

[musical-hunger-games]

[broadwaydivastournament]

Movie Musical Divas Tournament: Round 2

Whoopi Goldberg (1955- ): Sister Act (1992) - Deloris Van Cartier | Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993) - Deloris Van Cartier | Cinderella (1997) - Queen Constantina

"go watch sister act!! I feel like people know that Whoopi is funny and can act but forget that she can SING too!!" - anonymous

Julie Andrews (1935- ): Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins (1964) | Maria in The Sound of Music (1965) | Victoria Grant in Victor/Victoria (1982) | Millie Dillmount in Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)

"The QUEEN of the movie musical. Started in so many long lasting favorites. Dressed in drag in Victor/Victoria, thanked the casting director of My Fair Lady in her Oscar Acceptance speech for snubbing her for the role so that she could win an Oscar instead. The voice of so many people’s childhoods and genuinely such an amazing person. Look up the story about her Tony nomination!" - @kingscatt

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Whoopi Goldberg:

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Julie Andrews:

"The woman so talented Walt Disney was willing to wait. Saying Julie Andrews is immensely talented is about as non-controversial as it gets, but the level of talent she possesses is almost too much to process. Seriously, the way she effortlessly blends singing, dancing, and acting to create nuances in her performances is beyond the beyond. It’s cliche, but she really is practically perfect in every way." - anonymous

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[itsmyfriendisaac]

Sister Act: after witnessing a murder perpetrated by an ex-boyfriend, Deloris Van Cartier flees her gig as a casino lounge singer & enters witness protection under the alias of ‘Sister Mary Clarence.’ While in the convent, she directs the choir & gives her fellow nuns a much needed reinvention!

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Sister Act (1992)

Directed by Emile Ardolino in 1992, Sister Act is a comedy film starring Whoopi Goldberg as Deloris Van Cartier, a lounge singer who witnesses a murder and is placed in protective custody in a convent. Disguised as a nun, Deloris clashes with the strict Mother Superior (played by Maggie Smith) but ultimately helps transform the struggling choir into a musical sensation. Along the way, Deloris finds redemption, friendship, and a sense of purpose. The film combines humor, music, and themes of empowerment and sisterhood to deliver an uplifting and entertaining story.

Deloris' backstory in Sister Act reveals a poignant journey from her childhood in a Catholic school to her adult life as a singer in Reno. As a child, Deloris attended a Catholic school, presumably imbued with the teachings and traditions of the Church. However, for reasons undisclosed in the film, she ultimately departed from that environment, symbolizing a rupture in her connection to her faith and the Church.

Years later, Deloris finds herself pursuing a career as a singer in Reno, embodying a lifestyle far removed from her religious upbringing. Her departure from the Church as a child and her subsequent immersion in secular pursuits represent a thematic departure from spiritual values and community ties. However, the narrative arc of Sister Act intricately weaves Deloris' return to the Church into its storyline. When Deloris becomes a witness to a crime and is placed in protective custody in a convent, she is forced to confront her past and reconcile with her roots. Through her experiences within the convent, particularly her involvement in revitalizing the choir, Deloris undergoes a profound personal and spiritual transformation.

The film eloquently explores Deloris' initial apprehension towards convent life, juxtaposed against the urban landscape of San Francisco. This juxtaposition serves as a metaphorical reflection of societal disarray, wherein the Church stands as a beacon of hope amidst urban decay. Deloris' transformative impact on the choir symbolizes the catalytic force of individual agency within communities undergoing profound change. Through the medium of music, both Deloris' internal pilgrimage and the city's socio-cultural metamorphosis converge, highlighting the transcendent power of artistic expression to inspire collective renewal and redemption.

What are the social aspects within the film’s narrative that align with the film’s songs? 

The social aspects within the film's narrative align with the film's songs in several ways. 1. Empowerment and Self-Discovery: Many of the songs in the film convey themes of empowerment and self-discovery, mirroring Deloris' journey as she finds her voice and purpose within the convent. Songs like "I Will Follow Him" and "My God (My Guy)" reflect Deloris' transformation from a self-absorbed performer to a woman who finds fulfillment in helping others and embracing her newfound community. 2. Unity and Sisterhood: The film's songs often emphasize themes of unity and sisterhood, echoing the bonds formed among the nuns despite their differences. Songs like "Hail Holy Queen" and "Just a Touch of Love" celebrate the camaraderie and support found within the convent, highlighting the importance of solidarity in overcoming challenges. 3. Redemption and Forgiveness: Through songs like "Bless Our Show" and "If You Wanna Be Somebody," the film explores themes of redemption and forgiveness, emphasizing Deloris' journey towards redemption as she confronts her past and seeks forgiveness from both herself and others.

How do the historiographies of previously recorded songs inform audience relationships with the musical’s narrative and performers? 

As for the historiographies of previously recorded songs, they inform audience relationships with the musical's narrative and performers by adding layers of familiarity and nostalgia. Many of the songs featured in Sister Act are well-known hits from the 1960s and 1970s, such as "I Will Follow Him" by Little Peggy March and "My Guy" by Mary Wells. These songs evoke memories and associations from the past, connecting audiences to the film's setting and characters on a deeper level. Additionally, the use of familiar songs allows the film to play with audience expectations and reinterpret these songs within the context of the narrative, in this case changing love songs into songs praising God, creating moments of surprise and delight.

What musical genre/style drives the film’s score, and how does the genre/style (re)define the film as a musical? 

The musical genre/style that drives the film's score is primarily gospel, with elements of soul and R&B. This genre/style redefines the film as a musical by infusing it with a vibrant energy and spiritual resonance that complements the themes of redemption and sisterhood. The use of gospel music not only adds authenticity to the setting of a convent but also elevates the emotional impact of key moments in the narrative. Furthermore, the incorporation of soul and R&B elements reflects the diverse backgrounds of the characters and contributes to the film's infectious sense of joy and celebration. Overall, the fusion of gospel, soul, and R&B genres in the film's score creates a dynamic musical experience that enhances the storytelling and leaves a lasting impression on audiences.

Deloris' journey of rediscovery and reconciliation mirrors the larger theme of redemption and the cyclical nature of faith. Deloris' return to the Church symbolizes not only her individual reconciliation but also a broader exploration of forgiveness, belonging, and the enduring power of faith to guide one back to their true self. In essence, her departure from and eventual return to the Church serve as a narrative framework through which the film explores themes of identity, redemption, and the enduring journey towards spiritual fulfillment.

[thefictionaledition]

Deloris van Cartier: Out of the convent, [...]

[nickelodeonshows]

1994 Kids' Choice Awards - Favorite Movie Actress

Whoopi Goldberg - Sister Act II as Deloris Van Cartier / Sister Mary Clarence & Made in America as Sarah Matthews

Bette Midler - Hocus Pocus as Winifred "Winnie" Sanderson

Lori Petty - Free Willy as Rae Lindley

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if you get this, answer w/ three random facts about yourself and send it to the last five blogs in your notifs. anon or not, doesn’t matter, let’s get to know the person behind the blog! <3

Ok 3 random facts:

I’m obsessively in love with the color pink.

I am involved in a theater group and starred as Deloris Van Cartier in Sister Act.

I can play 3 instruments (bass guitar guitar and flute).

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[best-nun-tournament]

Loser Bracket Round 2, Match 9

Sister Lupe (Leverage) vs Sister Mary Clarence/Deloris van Cartier (Sister Act)

"Sister Lupe" isn't a nun, is she?

Sister Mary Clarence isn't really a Carmelite nun, she's actually a lounge singer disguised as a Carmelite nun

Sister Lupe

She uses a former alcoholic as a mule, selling street drugs to finance donating low-cost Mexican pharmaceuticals to children with cancer. And isn't that what Jesus would want, associating with sinners and helping the needy?

Sister Mary Clarence/Deloris van Cartier

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[voguemadrid]

Sister Act at Curve, Leicester (2024) Review

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A joyous production from start to finish Sister Act proves time and time again why it’s such a popular production, one sent from above to lift your heart, your spirits and have you laughing from start to finish. If you’ve never watched Sister Act before, it’s based on Deloris Van Cartier, the rebellious spirit who dreams of being a star and giving her voice the spotlight – until she…

[musical-hunger-games]

Second Wave of Tributes

All tributes and pairs were chosen randomly

Tribute list under cut

Aladdin (Aladdin) vs. Eva Perón (Evita)

Leading Player (Pippin) vs. Michael Mell (Be More Chill)

Rameses II (The Prince of Egypt) vs. Greaseball the Diesel Engine (Starlight Express)

Lin-Manuel Miranda vs. Natalie Goodman (Next to Normal)

Odysseus (Epic: The Troy Saga) vs. Elsa (Frozen)

Evan Hansen (Dear Evan Hansen) vs. Tanya Chesham-Leigh (Mamma Mia)

Carrie White (Carrie) vs. Man in Chair (The Drowsy Chaperone)

Claude Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) vs. Sharpay Evans (High School Musical)

Victoria the White Cat (Cats) vs. Paul Matthews (The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals)

Annie Oakley (Annie Get Your Gun) vs. Nathan Detroit (Guys and Dolls)

Shrek (Shrek the Musical) vs. Kermit the Frog (The Muppets)

Tara Maclay (Buffy the Vampire Slayer's musical episode 'Once More, With Feeling') vs. Ashley the Smoking Car (Starlight Express)

Agatha Trunchbull (Matilda) vs. Elder McKinley (The Book of Mormon)

Rebecca Bunch (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) vs. The Three Fathers from Mamma Mia [Harry Bright/Sam Carmichael/Bill Anderson] (Mamma Mia)

Grizabella the Glamour Cat (Cats) vs. Velma Kelly (Chicago)

Enjolras (Les Miserables) vs. Henry the Duck (36 Questions)

Éponine Thénardier (Les Miserables) vs. Beetlejuice (Beetlejuice)

Claire (Ordinary Days) vs. Dr. Horrible (Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog)

Spot Conlon (Newsies) vs. Crutchie (Newsies)

Maizy (Shucked) vs. Mr. Krabs (Spongebob Squarepants: The Broadway Musical)

Anne Boleyn (Six) vs. Glinda Upland (Wicked)

Judas Iscariot (Jesus Christ Superstar) vs. Willy Wonka (Willy Wonka)

Robert (Company) vs. Fanny Brice (Funny Girl)

Draco Malfoy (A Very Potter Musical) vs. Mr. Mistoffelees (Cats)

Deloris Van Cartier (Sister Act) vs. Audrey II (Little Shop of Horrors)

Mae Tuck (Tuck Everlasting) vs. Harry (Fangirls)

Boq (Wicked) vs. Percy Jackson (The Lightening Thief)

William Schuester (Glee) vs. Hannah Montana (Hannah Montana)

Dr. Doofenschmirtz (Phineas and Ferb) vs. Gretl Von Trapp (Sound of Music)

Caldwell B. Cladwell (Urinetown) vs. Dr. Henry Jekyll (Jekyll & Hyde)

Edna Turnblad (Hairspray) vs. Zazzalil (Firebringer)

Vriska (Homestuck: The Musical) vs. Rum Tum Tugger (Cats)

[broadwaydivastournament]

Movie Musical Divas Tournament: Round 1

"Little Nell" Campbell (1953-): The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975 - Columbia | Lisztomania (1975 - Olga) | Shock Treatment (1981 - Nurse Ansalong)

"I've been in love with Little Nell since I was 15" - anonymous

Whoopi Goldberg (1955- ): Sister Act (1992) - Deloris Van Cartier | Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993) - Deloris Van Cartier | Cinderella (1997) - Queen Constantina

"go watch sister act!! I feel like people know that Whoopi is funny and can act but forget that she can SING too!!" - anonymous

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Nell Campbell:

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Whoopi Goldberg:

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[agrpress-blog]

 Debutterà martedì 14 novembre 2023 alle ore 20.45 al Teatro Brancaccio - via Merulana, 244 - Sister Act il Musical, regia di Chiara Noschese. «Riscatto, sorellanza, comunità, sogni, accoglienza, inclusione, onestà, vocazione e tolleranza. Mai come oggi, i valori di cui parla Sister Act, sono necessari e fondamentali, in un momento storico che trova tutti noi provati da enormi difficoltà ancora non risolte. Credo che la malvagità sia sempre figlia della difficoltà. Sister Actaiuterà il pubblico a riscoprire quei valori che forse qualcuno ha dimenticato o magari non ha la forza di ricordare più…Attraverso la Musica straordinaria, una grande storia, le emozioni e cercando di arrivare “dritto al cuore”, è esattamente lì che io punterò» (Chiara Noschese) Dopo l’acclamata rappresentazione al Teatro Nazionale CheBanca! che ha visto Sister Act Il Musical trionfare al botteghino con il record di biglietti staccati fra ottobre 2022 e gennaio 2023 Stage Entertainment - in collaborazione con Italiana Assicurazioni, compagnia con oltre ottomilaseicento collaboratori assicurativi su tutto il territorio italiano, annuncia il tour 2023. Sono previste oltre ottanta tappe in tutta Italia: si parte dal Teatro Brancaccio di Roma martedì 14 novembre 2023. Deloris Van Cartier, è una scatenata cantante di night e, suo malgrado, la scomoda testimone di un omicidio. Per proteggerla la polizia la mette al sicuro in un convento. Travestita da suora e costretta a una condotta che non le si addice, faticherà non poco per adattarsi alle rigide regole di comportamento imposte dalla rigorosissima Madre superiora, ma finirà per conquistare tutti, trasformando uno stonato coro di suore in un fenomeno musicale. Arte e cultura sono per Italiana Assicurazioni, presenting partner del Tour 2023/2024, un’occasione di crescita personale e collettiva e per questo la Società ha scelto di essere nuovamente a fianco di Stage Entertainment nella promozione del musical. Questa collaborazione è un’ulteriore testimonianza della vicinanza di Italiana Assicurazioni al territorio attraverso le sue agenzie, e la dimostrazione di attenzione verso i propri clienti che, proprio in virtù di questa partnership, avranno l’opportunità di partecipare a uno spettacolo esclusivo e vivere un’esperienza emozionante e coinvolgente. «Siamo molto felici di proporre a tutta Italia», spiega Matteo Forte, amministratore delegato di Stage Entertainment Italia, «uno spettacolo che continua a far divertire intere generazioni e che è stato sinonimo per tutti coloro che sono venuti al Nazionale di evasione e divertimento. Era questo che volevamo offrire al nostro pubblico e gli 80.000 biglietti venduti confermano che ci avevamo visto giusto. Ringrazio ancora una volta Chiara Noschese per il grandissimo lavoro fatto, tutto il cast e tutti coloro che ci hanno permesso di raggiungere tale traguardo». Il musical è tratto dall’omonimo film del 1992 diretto da Emile Ardolino e che consacrò Whoopi Goldberg nell’indimenticabile ruolo di Deloris, la “svitata in abito da suora”. A firmare le musiche originali è l’otto volte Premio Oscar Alan Menken, considerato uno fra i maggiori compositori di soundtrack e musical. Menken ha ricreato le roventi atmosfere musicali di quegli anni spaziando dal soul al funk fino alle più celebri hit della disco music anni Settanta, alle ballate pop in puro stile Broadway, e facendo di Sister Act una frizzante commedia musicale. Nel 2011 ha ottenuto cinque nominations ai Tony Awards, fra cui quella come Miglior Musical. Autori del testo sono Cheri Steinkellner e Bill Steinkellner. Sister Act il Musical - regia: Chiara Noschese; testi: Glenn Slater; scritto da Cheri Steinkellner e Bill Steinkellner; traduzione, adattamento e versi italiani: Franco Travaglio; musiche: Alan Menken; coreografie: Nadia Scherani; direzione musicale: Andrea Calandrini; supervisione musicale: Simone Manfredini; scene: Lele Moreschi; costumi: Ivan Stefanutti; disegno luci:

Francesco Vignati; disegno fonico: Armando Vertullo; interpreti e personaggi: Gloria Enchill (Deloris), Francesca Taverni (Madre Superiora), Giuseppe Verzicco (Curtis), Massimo Cimaglia (Monsignor O’ Hara), Roberto Tarsi (Eddie), Salvatore Vasalluccio (Tj), Michelangelo De Marco (Joey), Massimiliano Carulli (Deniro), Elisa Bella (suor Maria Roberta), Mary La Targia (suor Maria Patrizia), Altea Russo (suor Maria Lazzara), Lucrezia Zoroddu (suor Maria Teresa), Serena Olmi (suor Maria Valeriana), Vanna Tino (Michelle), Asya Mariya Daskalova, Luna Iaccino, Anna Lagrasta, Giovanna d’Angi, Matteo Francia, Gianmarco Grasso, Davide Bonafini, Giorgia Visca, Renato Tognocchi; produzione: Stage Entertainement Matteo Forte & Dan Hinde - rimarrà in scena al Teatro Brancaccio fino domenica 26 novembre 2023 (orario: dal martedì a venerdì, ore 20.45; sabato, doppio spettacolo ore 16.00 e ore 20.45; domenica, ore 17.00).

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Em Reno, Nevada, Deloris Van Cartier (Whoopi Goldberg) é uma cantora que acidentalmente testemunha um brutal assassinato cometido pelo seu namorado, Vince LaRocca (Harvey Keitel), um gângster. Enquanto tentam capturar Vince, um detetive, Eddie Souther (Bill Nunn), é encarregado de protegê-la. Deloris é colocada no programa de proteção às testemunhas e é mandada para um convento em São Francisco disfarçada de freira, usando o nome de irmã Mary Clarence. Mas seu jeito extrovertido, que não é aprovado pela Madre Superiora (Maggie Smith), acaba fazendo ela dar uma nova vida ao coral, chamando a atenção das pessoas e de Vince.