The Book of Mormon tickets

Hilarious. Be aware of crude and offensive humour if you're easily offended. The entire audience was is fits of laughter, many with tears of mirth, and many moments ended with extended applause causing actors to pause a second longer. Fantastic night. The backdrops are vibrant and convey the tone of each scene while the costumes jump between mundane (as you would expect) and extremely creative. Songs are so catchy and the choreography is enthralling. Immensely talented actor and actresses.

maryl31 28 Nov 2022

When I first saw this in April, I said that I would see this again in a heartbeat; in fact, that heartbeat lasted six months. The show follows two young Mormon missionaries to a remote village in the heart of Uganda. Elder Price is a popular, all American boy next door, but wanted to be posted to Orlando for selfish reasons (Sea World, Disney World). Elder Cunningham is the awkward lad, who has a penchant to go off script with his sensational stories that bear no resemblance to the actual truth. What ensues is a savage assault on your humour that will leave you crying, or fighting for a breath, as the jokes come at you thick and fast. Yes, it’s bad taste. Yes, it’s irreverent. And yes, it mocks with a barefaced vulgarity, as no stone is left unturned. It’s a religious storyline with a glitzy makeover, and a script that would make even Joan Rivers turn in her grave. The cast are fully deserving of their standing ovation, as delivery, comic timing and emotional chemistry between the characters is nothing short of a sensational and sophisticated work of genius. The soundtrack has a plethora of musical numbers in it that will have you humming the tunes all the way home. My favourites are “Hello”, “Turn It Off”, “Sal Tlay Ka Siti”, and “Spooky Mormon Hell Dream”. (Think Disney power tunes with the coarse straightforwardness of a comedian like Sarah Millican writing the lyrics). This has to be one of my top three current West End shows, that I have happily booked a third helping in the first quarter of 2023.

AndrewH306 04 Nov 2022

Hilarious, incredibly entertaining and amazing performaces. However, some scenes/songs are also incredibly vulgar and this was very unexpected. I should have done my research! I defintely wouldn't take children and, personally, I wouldn't take my parents (75+) but that's just personal preference/taste.

catherinew46 02 Nov 2022

Great fun and very OTT – insults pretty much everyone. A few lovely songs and some hilarious set piece ensemble numbers. The nightmare sequence deserves special mention. Big cast too – all very talented including the understudies/swings in two of the main roles.

katiel16 Top 50 reviewer05 Oct 2022

I love this show. I’ve seen it many times before. It’s a great night out at the theatre and is guaranteed to have you laughing. I love hearing the laughter from the audience! Very cleverly written and catchy songs. I highly recommend it.

Charmainf Top 50 reviewer04 Oct 2022

An amazing show (Very rude in parts) don't see if easily offended but the singing was incredible and so was the actors on stage. we saw a matinee and it was packed still. I loved it and can't wait to book tickets again.

rosieh4 17 Oct 2022