Prince of Wales Theatre
31 Coventry Street, London, W1D 6AS
Venue informationDon’t miss the unforgettable musical comedy THE BOOK OF MORMON in London’s West End, at the Prince of Wales Theatre.
After stunning audiences on both Broadway and the West End, winning 9 Tony Awards – including Best Musical – and even winning a Grammy award for the soundtrack, THE BOOK OF MORMON musical is a certified theatrical phenomenon.
Comedy duo Trey Parker and Matt Stone – the geniuses behind the animated hit South Park – joined forces to create this hilarious musical. THE BOOK OF MORMON breathes three-dimensional, all-singing, all-dancing life into the absurdities of Mormon dogma, whilst simultaneously being incredibly rude, potentially offensive and above all, unexpectedly endearing.
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What is The Book of Mormon about?
This musical tells the story of two Salt Lake City Mormons sent as missionaries to Uganda, hoping for a few baptisms and a couple of conversions. Instead, they are welcomed by some very harsh realities and a particularly unpleasant warlord. The lyrics are guaranteed to have you weeping with laughter, and you’ll almost certainly be humming the music by Avenue Q’s Robert Lopez for weeks after.
It’s fun, lightweight, but thought-provoking, too; addressing everything from consumerism to religion, The Book of Mormon is a musical like no other. Its staggering and well-deserved success makes it a real must-see.
Ticket Information
Tickets for The Book of Mormon are now on sale for performances until 27th January 2024. Performances Monday to Saturday at 7:30PM, Friday and Saturday at 2:30PM. Tickets available from £24.
Running Time
2 hours 30 minutes, including interval.
Cast & Creatives
Dom Simpson (Elder Price), Tom Xander (Elder Cunningham), Leanne Robinson (Nabulungi), Steven Webb (Moroni/Elder McKinley), Richard Lloyd King (Mafala Hatimbi), Dean Maynard (Price’s Dad/Joseph Smith/Mission President), Michael Moulton (General/Satan), Thomas Audibert (Ensemble), Adam Bailey (Swing), Philip Catchpole (Ensemble), Christopher Coperland (Swing), Joseph Davenport (Swing/Assistant Dance Captain), George Grayson (Swing), Myles Hart (Swing), Portia Harry (Ensemble), Olivia Hibbert (Ensemble), Jed Hoyle (Ensemble), M-Jae Cleopatra Issac (Ensemble), Oliver Jacobson (Standby Elder Cunningham), Cal-I Jonel (Ensemble), Ryan Kopel (Ensemble), David McMullan (Swing.Resident Choreographer), Jack McNeill (Ensemble), Paige Miller (Ensemble), Sean Parkins (Ensemble.Dance Captain), Kirk Patterson (Ensemble), Luke Redmore (Ensemble), Stephen Rolley (Ensemble), Fred Smiley (Ensemble), Patrick Sullivan (Ensemble), Anna Van Ruiten (Swing), Rebecca-Daisy Wellington (Swing)
Trey Parker (Co-Director, Book, Music, Lyrics), Robert Lopez (Book, Music, Lyrics), Matt Stone (Book, Music, Lyrics), Casey Nicholas (Co-Director, Choreography), Scott Pask (Scenic Design), Ann Roth (Costume Design), Brian Macdevitt (Lighting Design), Brian Ronan (Sound Design), Stephen Oremus (Music Supervision/Vocal Arrangements/Orchestrations), Josh Marquette (Hair Design), Larry Hochman (Orchestrations), Glen Kelly (Dance Arrangements)
Soundtrack
- Hello
- Two by Two
- You and Me (But Mostly Me)
- Hasa Diga Eebowai
- Turn It Off
- I Am Here for You
- All American Prophet
- Man Up
- Making Things Up Again
- Spooky Mormon Hell Dream
- I Believe
- Baptize Me
- I Am Africa
- Joseph Smith American Moses
- Tomorrow Is a Latter Day
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Please note: Contains explicit language.
In the Press
The Sunday Telegraph
'It's hilarious. God have mercy upon my soul'
Metro
'Foul-mouthed, funny and wild. Terrifically entertaining.'
Evening Standard
'Indecently funny. The Killer whale of comedy'
The Independent
'Brash, crude, and offensive. A massive hit. '
The Independent on Sunday
'A blast. Lord, these Mormons move in hilarious ways.'