"Fennell is a superlative character actress who builds an electric rapport with the audience as the production unfolds. I have seldom seen a crowd so engaged with a play. With convincing acting and impeccable timing, her performance merits all the praise"
Doni Wilson - Houstonia
"Fennell has a gift for somehow making any character sympathetic and interesting. There is a generosity and open-mindedness to her portrayals that works brilliantly"
BWW Reviews
CURRENTLY APPEARING !
Stages Theatre Houston, Texas
January 26 - March 17
This brand-new catechism-that is a bit more green-will treat Houstonians to a divine dose of laughter as Denise Fennell ("Late Nite Catechism" series, "Shear Madness," "The Bride") returns to her legendary role as Sister.Infused with a generous dose of Irish charm and a pinch of cheeky green humor, "Sister's Irish Catechism: Saints, Snakes, And Green Milkshakes" is perfect for long-time fans of the "Late Nite Catechism" series and new students alike. Sister leads a
colorful evening where the audience helps Sister reclaim St. Patrick's Day as THE most important of all the holidays-including a class- project to enter Houston's St. Patrick's Day parade!
However the evening ends, Sister's rules are the undisputed commandments. Each performance is uniquely shaped by the audience's energy and guarantees an experience that is as unpredictable as it is side- splitting. The one-woman show will be a journey through laughter and misbehavings as Sister tackles all things Irish in a performance that's as unforgettable as it is entertaining.
"Denise Fennell Gives A Powerhouse Performance in The Search For Signs of Intelligent Life in The Universe"
Broadwayworld.com
UPCOMING SHOWS
The Company Theatre Norwell, MA
May 11 & 12th
TCT’s fan favorite Denise Fennell, known for her role as Sister in the Late Nite Catechism series, returns for an all-new comedy showcase that’s part truth, part fiction, and totally hysterical. Drawing inspiration from Fennell’s own life, this bride of a certain age will have you howling with laughter and touch your heart, as she begins to question the meaning of love, life and the ritual of marriage.
"Fennell is amazing. I will go see anything she’s in. I have so much respect for her improv and her character consistency"
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