The Book of Mormon (Touring) Tickets

The cast did an excellent job, especially Cunningham, he owned it and stole the show!

if you take it a certain way it can be offensive but if you just forget about a moment and just think of it's laughing and just get lost in probably one of the most hilarious things you will see in your life. Not only is it very funny it has fantastic sets, amazing dance numbers, and a fantastic soundtrack to match the excellence of the rest of the show. If you have the chance to see this DO NOT miss it is my second favourite musical of all time. It is one of the greatest things you can see in your life.

What a fabulous show. Beats all the misucals I have seen live. Would't buy the cd of the music (not like Camelot, etc.) because it doesn't translate to "listening music", but a very funny and at times thought provoking show... and I am not even a South PArk fan!

A good performance. Entertaining and irreverent...but you know that going in.

The show was fantastic from beginning to end. No song or scene that was tedious. Laughs that while they certainly lampooned the Mormon religion, didn't feel mean spirited. (Of course perhaps a Mormon would disagree). Nyk Bielak was beyond superb in his role as Elder Cunningham.

I love the whole show from the start to the end. The music and dancing was great. However, the sound was not clear. It seems like it's a little too loud, so the words weren't heard properly or the sound seems breaking up. From reading other reviews, it doesn't seem to matter of where you sit. Love the show though.

Really enjoyed The Book of Mormon performance at the NAC. It was really entertaining and a laugh a minute. The cast was very good, especially the actor who portrayed Arnold. Would definitely recommend.

This musical is so fun. I laughed a lot during the performance. The songs are very good.

Great show. Trey parker and matt stone are brillianr. The acoustics at the NAC were disappointing though. It was difficult to make out the lyrics a lot of the time and the volume was often alternating between too high and too low.

never stopped laughing, great actors and signing/dancing was great. Would not recommend to someone who is very religious.

There was great talent in the cast. What a shame since the content was offensive. What a waste of my time and money too!

This was the second time we saw this play-last year in Toronto and this year at the NAC with a different cast.. .Both were fantastic- our seats at NAC were great -GG three rows back. The acting, singing, lighting, and dancing were outstanding. We have seen top shows on Broadway and this performance was as good as any of those.

Hillariously funny! I laughed until I cried. Would see it again in a minute!

Book of Mormons was hilarious and entertaining - great performance

What a great show! From the very beginning until the very end, I was laughing - as was everyone else in the theatre. Very clever, well written, great music, beautiful voices. I have already told several people about this fabulous joyful entertaining show.

Professional props and excellent use of them. Balance between orchestra and singers now adjusted correctly. Story line fun but not too insulting to religion. All singers had good voices. Acting at a professional level as expected at this price. A major defect however was the quality of the sound system as it sounded like the siungs were coming from the bottom of a barrel which made it extremely difficult to catch all the words and thus missed at lot of the jokes.

I would absolutely recommend this show to anyone - as long as you don't have an aversion to strong language! Hilarious, irreverent, and clever.

The Book of Mormon is a must see. Laughing from start to end! Dance, music, comedy - all in one!

Not for prudes or zealots. Almost belongs Off-Broadway. Superb talented leads & uplifting backup . Music & humour abound.

Very impressed, much that is good, but the portrayal of Uganda/Africans never rose above the worst of stereotypes. A critic named Hassan Malik was, I think, correct in saying that "criticism of religion, however constructive, satirical or well intentioned, ( lulls ) an otherwise progressive audience into passivity on the issue of racism. It is as if it is considered a worthy sacrifice to the critique of religion." I guess you could think of it as a "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" format, the black characters are cartoon stereotypes and Uganda is "Toontown" (an imaginary place that does not and cannot exist). It's still worth seeing as a satire and a parody of religion and of some religious attitudes and also perhaps a parody of the toothlessness of other recent Broadway musical offerings.