The Book of Mormon tickets

Prince of Wales Theatre

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5.0 (3)
Customer Reviews
4.7 (72)
Venue Seat Reviews
4.3 (67)

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The Book of Mormon

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 is rapidly becoming a theatrical phenomenon. Comedy duo Trey Parker and Matt Stone - the geniuses behind the animated hit South Park - joined forces to create this hilarious musical that 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. 

The 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 make it a real must-see.

"The most cryingly good night out to have come along in years." - The Observer

"It's simply a work of genius, so brilliantly conceived and executed that it makes astonishingly savage and sophisticated satire into joyous, hilarious, literally all-singing, all-dancing fun and glamour." - The Guardian

"Trey Parker and Matt Stone might just be the saviours of the modern musical. The result isn't just great: it's monumental" ★★★★★ - Huffpost Comedy

Access Information

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Address

31 Coventry Street London W1D 6AS

Delivery Method

E-ticket only

Duration

2 hours 30 minutes including interval.

Good To Know

This production contains strobe lighting, flashing lights and gunshots.

 

Suitable For Children

This production contains strobe lighting, flashing lights and gunshots. Parental advisory: Explicit language.

Everyone, regardless of age, must have their own ticket to enter the theatre. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by and sat next to a ticketholder who is at least 18 years old. Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted. Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. You may not bring food or drink purchased elsewhere.

Times

15th November 2021 - 23 July 2022

Monday to Saturday at: 7:30pm
Friday & Saturday at: 2:30pm

Where Do I Go

Coventry Street

London

W1D 6AS 

By Train-Charing Cross (approx. 550m), Leicester Square 

By Tube- Piccadilly Circus (approx. 150m), Charing Cross (approx. 550m) By Bus -14, 19, 38

Prince of Wales Theatre

31 Coventry Street London W1D 6AS

Latest customer reviews

  • Brilliant!

    1 June 2023

    What a fabulous treat! Everyone played their part brilliantly! Music was fabulous too! Didn’t want it to end.. would definitely recommend 😬

    Karen Confirmed ticket purchaser

  • Excellent

    8 April 2023

    Second time seeing this show and still hilarious! However the theatre was incredibly hot and slightly uncomfortable, I wasn’t the only one to notice this

    Victoria Confirmed ticket purchaser

  • Disappointing, expected more

    18 February 2023

    I think we must have missed something that everyone else seemed to get as the audience had a wail of a time. I expected this to be so funny but didn't laugh once. Personally I was extremely disappointed in this show.

    Steve C Confirmed ticket purchaser

  • Absolutely hysterical

    12 February 2023

    So funny. Laughed the whole way through. Not for the easily offended. A must see show.

    J C Confirmed ticket purchaser

Latest critic reviews

  • If you're lucky enough to somehow have a ticket for this, the most cryingly good night out to have come along for years, and are by any chance looking forward to a smug few British-liberal hours sneering at the mad imbecilities of self-righteous Americans and organised religion, I have to tell you that you'll be disappointed. The Book of Mormon is far, far cleverer, far kinder, far more nuanced than that, and one of its many surprises is that it sent an enraptured, ecstatic audience home with an odd sense of having come, somehow, to really like Mormons.

    The Guardian

  • You'll laugh your head off. Mormon is musical comedy heaven.

    Time Out

  • The Genii of South Park hit Broadway, and history is made. Mormon is on its march into legend.

    The Rolling Stone

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