Sister Bernadette Runs the Light

Indiana Wilson delivers a stellar performance, keeping the audience laughing from start to finish with impeccable timing and effortless charm. I walked in with no idea what to expect and left grateful that I took the leap of faith. Beneath the laughs is a thoughtful exploration of identity and purpose, giving the comedy an unexpected emotional resonance. Short, sharp, and wonderfully balanced, Sister Bernadette is a joyful Fringe experience. ... full review

I loved this show. Full of joy and playfullness, Indiana radiates warmth and invites the audience to cheer and celebrate Sister's successes and attempts at comedy. A winning performance and a fun dynamic between the two characters.... full review

This show is pure joy.... full review

The most joy filled and hilarious evening of comedy—praise be to Sister Bernadette 🙌🏻😌... full review

What a silly and wholesome comedy show! ... full review

An incredibly sweet, thoughtful and kind-hearted one-woman show that reels you in with sincerity and clean attitude that has felt absent from most modern theatre.... full review

Really funny premise and excellent character from top to bottom. Sister Bernadette has so many tricks she pulls out the entire show. It's so earnestly what a nun would do at an open mic, and all tied together with a really sweet and exciting ending.... full review

Sister Bernadette is one of the most delightful people I've ever gotten to spend an hour with. This show made my cheeks hurt from smiling and laughing so hard. The audience integration was purely kind and inviting. The pivot into the show's core message was so seamless and artful that I was in awe when I found myself shedding tears immediately after giggling. This show is bursting with love in a way that could truly brighten anyone's day. I needed a laugh like this! Thank you Sister!... full review

I love Sister Bernadette!... full review

Such an earnest character Indy wears really well. A range from well delivered awkward/cringe humor to dadjokes and really heartfelt by the end... full review