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It's Jesus Christ Superstar meets Sister Act, with a hint of Godspell, a twist of The Wizard of Oz, a taste of West Side Story, and a smidge of Little Shop of Horrors.
Inspired by the four gospels of the New Testament and the Sister Act franchise, this fun-filled family-oriented musical drama is comprised of 30 original songs, with catchy tunes, and memorable lyrics. They introduce a new variety of hip hop, pop, R&B, and light rock genres everyone will enjoy.
KEEP THE KIDS ENTERTAINED!
In the tradition of Multiplication Rock, Grammar Rock, and School House Rock, this family-oriented musical transforms the Messiah's classic parables and teachings into memorable songs with catchy tunes and sing-a-long lyrics that make New Testament values second nature.
OUR STORY BEGINS...
In a local parish that has a chronic problem with a shrinking attendance. Mary, a self-conscious and shy, yet remarkably witty sister, is one of a modest skeleton crew. In addition to doing her chores, she spends a lot of time in her room watching her favorite reality tv show "Dancing With The Super Stars". This is done in secret on a tv she is forbidden to have.
Once discovered, Sister Mary is forced by her superiors to go out into society, among the people, and convince them to come to the parish. Reluctantly, she obeys. All the while, she imagines herself as a formidable contestant on her favorite reality tv show. A place she would much rather be. However, once out into the world, Sister Mary suffers a traumatic ordeal that magically teleports her to biblical times.
It is not long before Sister Mary stumbles upon a plot executed by dark forces that would prevent Christianity from coming into existence. Although her jump on history provides a unique advantage, she must overcome the commonplace sexist attitudes that threaten her attempts to intervene. In addition, the disciple Judas (intimidated by her unorthodox ideas and now gutsy attitude [for a woman]), is determined to derail her every effort.
Will an unprecedented 21st century way of thinking be enough to save Christianity?