The Book Of Mormon Tickets
Eugene O'Neill Theatre | New York, New York
Book of Mormon, co-written by South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, is coming to the world famous Eugene O'Neill Theatre in New York, New York on Saturday 9th March 2024. This comedy-musical has been described as “filthy, offensive, and sweet” by Vogue Magazine since its story of two Latter-Day Saints missionaries and their quest to preach the faith to a remote Ugandan Village shows real characters rather than cariactures. From the opening song “Hello!” to the closing musical number, audiences will laugh, smile, and feel enriched by this surprisingly moving tale. But don’t just take our word for it, when audiences keep returning for more, even after their initial opening run in 2011. To see this show while its live on the Eugene O'Neill Theatre stage, click the Buy Tickets button below.
The hysterical Book of Mormon! Grab your tickets and get yourself to Eugene O'Neill Theatre for the filthiest show you will ever see! Brought to you by the creators of South Park. The book of Mormon will have you howling in your seat! Follow two Mormon missionaries, the devout, condescending missionary-to-be Elder Kevin Price and Elder Arnold Cunningham, an insecure and compulsive liar, as they arrive in a secluded village in Uganda in the heart of deepest darkest Africa. Determined to succeed where every other sect has failed and bring the light of Joseph Smith to these unwashed heathens, Elder Arnold will weave you a tale with pieces of science fiction and fantasy combining Joseph Smith, hobbits, Lt. Uhura, Darth Vader, Yoda and throw in some sex with a small green frog to cure their AIDS, rationalizing that if it helps people, it surely cannot be wrong?
The Book of Mormon was awarded nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album, it has grossed over $500 million, making it one of the most successful musicals of all time! What are you waiting for? Grab your tickets for the filthiest, most offensive, and—surprise—sweetest thing you’ll see on Broadway this year!
