The Book Of Mormon at Eugene O'Neill Theatre

The Book of Mormon Coming to Eugene O'Neill theater

From the moment that people read "From the creators of South Park", they have a certain expectation about what they're going to see on stage. Yes, to be fair, if you look carefully, you'll notice familiar humor throughout. However, this is a performance that's hitting the road after premiering on Broadway more than 15 years ago. That speaks to the fact that The Book Of Mormon is an proven stage production appreciated by theater fans. In fact, this 9-time Tony award winning Best Musical has been running at the Eugene O'Neill theater since March 24, 2011. Wednesday 4th November 2026 marks your chance to see what the excitement is about, with current leads Kevin Clay as Elder Price and Diego Enrico as Elder Cunningham bringing the beloved characters to life.

Satire, Incredible Music and Lovable Characters Make Up The Book Of Mormon

If you think that this is just a performance that Trey Parker and Matt Stone came up with to trash a religion, you're in for something more layered. Co-created with Robert Lopez (Avenue Q, Frozen), this Grammy-winning musical follows two mismatched missionaries sent to Uganda. Without revealing too much, we can say, the story runs on this sense of naivety from the characters, but they are growing in understanding throughout the story. It makes them endearing and it's a big reason audiences keep returning when The Book of Mormon is playing. As with any musical, some of these songs also play a crucial role in keeping your eyes glued to the stage. When it's all over and finished, you might have a "What did I just watch" feeling, but you'll know you've had a notable experience as the strong ensemble keep you focused on every moment.

Finding the Best Seats Inside Eugene O'Neill theatre

When going to a show, finding the right seats to have a clear view of the stage is essential to the entire experience. The friendly 1,200-seat Eugene O'Neill theatre, a historic Broadway venue on West 49th Street, offers Orchestra and Mezzanine areas of seating. General seating guidelines still matter! That means you're going to want to look for a spot in a central area. Also, think twice before sitting in the very front. That's not where you're going to have the most complete perspective. On the contrary, you're going to be too close to take in the full stage.

Find Your Tickets Soon

If you want to experience a well-known and widely discussed Broadway production, then do not hesitate to use the "Buy Tickets" link soon. Spots for The Book of Mormon tend to sell out when it's on the road.