
Sister Sophia Kicks the Habit
We are thrilled to announce that Sister Sophia Kicks the Habit will be presenting at the 40th Annual Victoria Fringe Festival! Lisa Randall wrote and will be performing this one-woman drama/comedy, directed and dramaturged by Kate Johnston. Produced by the Universe Over 60, celebrating the stories of women over 60 through an insightful, humorous and irreverent lens.
- Selected for Preservation by the National Library of Scotland at the Edinburgh Fringe festival. Recommended by Gareth K. Vile on BBC Radio Scotland.
- When do you see a nun in habit having a crisis of faith, discovering surprising truths about herself?
- 55-minute solo show with songs, physical comedy, dance and audience interaction!
- Picked by the Hamilton Vibe as one of the “top 10 shows not to miss!”
- Hamilton City Magazine called it “witty, curious, and easy to root for… a stellar performance. The one-nun-show is cheeky, introspective, and thoughtful.”
- The Hammer Monthly wrote, “Randall has a helluva voice.”
- “A bold and funny one-woman play about faith, doubt, and divine liberation” (Broadway World)
- Directed by Kate Johnston, international multi-award-winning director of the film “Tru Love”.
- For those who enjoy the sacred and the profane, the reverent and the irreverent, the agnostic and the atheist, the believers and the curious. People who value questioning.
- The Universe Over 60, celebrates the stories of women over 60 through an insightful, humorous and irreverent lens.
Sister Sophia Kicks the Habit is a conversation with God. It’s a confessional. It’s a liberation of the body and mind and celebration of the spirit. In her own restless night of the soul, Sister Sophia delves into humorous and insightful musings as she experiences an awakening of the body, mind and spirit.
Performance Dates: Sister Sophia Kicks the Habit playing at Wood Hall, 900 Johnson Street
Saturday Aug. 29 7:45 PM
Sunday Aug. 30 12:00 PM
Friday Sept. 4 9:30 PM
Saturday Sept. 5 2:00 PM
Sunday Sept. 6 12:00 PM



