The Book of Mormon (Touring) Tickets

I enjoyed the show. However, I missed some of the jokes. Everyone was laughing and I didn't know why. Have you ever thought of showing the words while they are singing like they do in Operas? Because the songs they are singing are not familiar it might be something to think about. In addition, your crowd is getting older. The cast did a very good job.

Everyone who is complaining here clearly didn't get the points of the play. One of the most entertaining and memorable experiences Ive had

I thought they would let up since it's broadway, but it was the comedy from South park everyone wants

We enjoyed this play/musical. it was more than entertaining, it was educational. I had studied the Mormon faith as a teenager and was reminded of why I chose not to join the church even though I was impressed with the emphasis on family, characteristic of those whom I knew were members of the church. The acting and singing were all top quality. The only drawback was a problem with sound logistics. While I could always here the sound from the stage, I frequently couldn't make out the diction. I wear hearing aids so I thought that was the problem but my partner has no hearing problems and she, to a lesser extent, found that the diction was lost from time to time.

I saw The Book of Mormon in 2013 and liked it enough to go see it again. This version was even better than I remembered. Young performers, great dancing and a whole new fresh energy to it. The only issue was that Ticketmaster only allowed electronic tickets on the phone. My device is older and I was unable to download the app. Luckily my wife's phone was new enough.

Young men from first world countries are sent to third world countries to “improve the lives of the third world” inhabitants. But they don’t mean the world the people are living on NOW. They are talking about the AFTERLIFE. Meanwhile the people of the NOW world are dealing with starvation, AIDS, cultural atrocities. The characteristics that are satirized are found everywhere, pushing your real feelings down, not following your own instincts but spouting out dogma that we really don’t understand. It is just that the Mormons make a “thing” out of it. A funny show but offence can be easily taken if not viewed in the right state of mind.

This was the most fantastic thing I've ever seen. I had so much fun. Couldn't stop smiling the whole time.

I attended The Book of Mormon on Friday with my 15-year-old daughter after seeing online that the show was rated 14+. While I appreciated the music and the cast's performances, I found the show went too far in its content. Unfortunately, it came across as crass and even racist in parts, with explicit themes that I believe are inappropriate for anyone under 18. Had the website provided a more accurate rating and clearly warned about the explicit content, I would have chosen a different play. While there were a few good laughs, they did not outweigh the discomfort caused by the crude material. Clearer guidance on the content and age-appropriateness would have made a significant difference in our decision to attend.

This is the most entertaining show I have seen in a long time. It was so creative and funny. It presents religion, not just the Mormons, in a sarcastic, funny and modern way. The music is so good and entertaining that I find myself singing some of the tunes around the house. It’s offensive in a funny, clever and even kind way and the characters are wonderful. I loved the whole package and would highly recommend it as a night of great entertainment.

The show was very good acting and singing was great. It was just very hard to hear the lines. Sound was dissapointing. We had great seats centre balcony row G but very difficult to make out the lines and as such missed a lot of the one liners and humour.