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Sistas the Musical is Sensational

The off Broadway hit musical Sistas The Musical is a nonstop celebration that touches on all issues from racism to innocents lost.

Black Womanist Anthems Shine in ‘Sistas: The Musical’

Overall, Sistas is a fun, family-friendly hour of life lessons told through songs that reflect the highs and lows of being Black in America generally and Black womanhood specifically. It’s also a showcase for some of the best music of the past century.

Hillcrest High School Students Review SISTAS: The Musical

“Sistas was an Amazing Production! I enjoyed the song choices as much as I loved the story. It tells a story that a lot of African American women can relate to. Not only was it full of information, it was hilarious. Anybody can relate to this play. Definitely something I would see again.

SISTAS Offers 90 Minutes of Great Songs & Powerful Messages

The 90-minute show covers everything from segregation to the women’s movement to the meaning of love and control.

Powerful “SISTAS” Hits Off-Broadway

What do you get when you combine five powerful singers, one great story and lots of hit music? You get a new hit Off-Broadway musical called “SISTAS”. And fortunately, I recently had the opportunity to see the show in New York City.

Walter’s World: Sistas the Musical

One of the most gratifying aspects of the musical is that although it is an all female cast the musical does not bash men! This makes it a perfect date night.

SISTAS: The Musical – a Review by Audrey J. Bernard

The side-splitting fun play is written by Dorothy Marcic (writer of Respect: The Musical, which has played in 20 cities), and stunningly directed by Kenneth Ferrone. All members of the play’s production team know a thing or two about successful musicals having all been involved in many hit musicals. They can now add this play to their winning trophy case.

SISTAS: the Musical – Amsterdam News

Playwright Dorothy Marcic found a perfect way to bring all of these songs together into a story that demands your attention. As the female members of a family gather to go through the attic of their deceased great-grandmother, they tell stories of the past and discover materials that she left behind that divulge more information about what Black women have endured.