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Broadway WeekThe Book of Mormon
A group of people in colorful clothing stand on a stage, listening to a man in glasses holding a book and gesturing. The background suggests an outdoor village scene with draped fabric and props.
Two male actors in white shirts, black ties, and name tags perform energetically on stage. One stands confidently, while the other sits in a chair, smiling. The backdrop features mountains against a colorful sky.
A woman in a light dress and a man in a white shirt, black tie, and shorts smile while standing side by side on stage, with patterned sheets and laundry hanging in the background.
Two stage actors stand holding hands in the air. One wears a white shirt, black tie, and name tag, smiling and holding a booklet. The other, in camouflage vest and eyepatch, looks serious against a dark background.
A person in a white shirt, black tie, and black pants stands smiling on stage, illuminated by a spotlight against a dark background.
The Book of Mormon. Photo: Julieta Cervantes
BroadwayTimes Square/Theatre District

The Book of Mormon

place230 W. 49th St., Manhattan, NY, United States, 10019

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Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s outrageous and strangely heartwarming musical about two Mormon missionaries sent to spread their faith in a destitute Ugandan village swept the 2011 Tonys and, since then, has been a Broadway blockbuster. While Parker and Stone made their reputation with a combo of off-color humor and intelligent satire on the Emmy-winning South Park, their Broadway debut teams them up with some serious musical collaborators; co-director Casey Nicholaw, known for The Drowsy Chaperone and Aladdin, and co-creator Robert Lopez, who made the music for Avenue Q and went on to pen tunes for a little Disney movie called Frozen. 

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Eugene ONeill Theatre - Times Square/Theatre District

230 W. 49th St. Manhattan, NY, United States, 10019

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