Theatre and musicals· London· On now

The Book Of Mormon

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When: On now, most days: pick a performance on the seller's seat map
Where: London
Sold by: Theatre Tickets Direct

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About the show

From Theatre Tickets Direct's listing

Trey Park and Matt Stone created another masterpiece, The Book Of Mormon, after making the famous animated comedy, South Park. A nine time Tony Award winner show which is now celebrating over six years in the West End. The crazy and hilarious musical is an out and out comedy and a light entertainment. The Book Of Mormon was premiered in the West End on 25 February 2013 at the Prince Of Wales Theatre and was voted as Funniest West End Show in March 2014 as part of the 2014 West End Frame Awards.

What is The Book Of Mormon about? The Book Of Mormon is about two young latter day missionaries who are on a mission to preach the religion of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter day saints to the people living in a remote village of Uganda. Determined to complete their mission the two enthusiastic young men face the challenge of lack of interest by the inhabitants who are more concerned about the real issues in their lives like oppression, village war loads, female gentile mutilation, famine and AIDS.

The Book Of Mormon’s success Story The Book Of Mormon was an instant Box Office hit when it was originally played at the Eugene O’Neil Theatre in New York and bagged nine Tony Awards from fourteen nominations including, Best New Musical, Best Original Score, Best Direction of a Musical and…

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