What a crock!

There has been some pretty exciting news this week for The Cult from the world of stage and screen.

First we hear that the long-awaited final instalment of the Three Men and A… movie trilogy has, at last, been announced and mamma mia! are we excited. Three Men and A Bride will follow not-so-little Mary as she tries to make it up the aisle with her three dads in tow. As Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have repeatedly displayed with Indiana Jones and Star Wars, trilogy doesn’t always mean three so personally the cult is hoping that this movie will lead to more tales of everyone’s favourite yuppies-turned-co-parents, Jack, Peter and Micheal. Suggested sequel title from The Cult: Three Men and a Baby Shower: three hapless 60 something year old men try to throw the perfect tea party for pregnant but still sassy Mary. Or maybe a prequel about the night Jack and Sylvia met, Three Men and a Drunk Little Lady. See! There is so much good stuff still in this classic comedy franchise to continue well into the 21st century. Critics be silenced.

A second piece of pretty exciting news came straight after this, discovered by a chance encounter with the poster on the tube this morning. The much-anticipated musical adaptation of Sister Act is to hit London’s West End in May 2009.  This is big news for all theatre lovers; whispers around theatre-land (and The Cult) that superior sequel Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit The Musical will follow in 2010 with original cast members Lauryn Hill and Jennifer Love Hewitt attached are, as yet, unconfirmed.