The Book Of Mormon at Eugene O'Neill Theatre

South Park’s creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone join forces with Robert Lopez to tell a filthy, offensive, and heartwarming story with their latest Broadway production “The book of Mormon.” The story follows two Latter-Day Saints missionaries on their quest to spread the faith to a remote Ugandan village that isn’t interested in their message because they have more pressing concerns to think about with HIV/AIDS, Famine, and village warlords coming to the top of the list. The faith and determination of our heroes are tried and tested in a story that from beginning to end will keep you riveted, engaged, and laughing so hard that you might just get sore.

Ever since it’s initial debut run, the play has earned near-universal acclaim. The Daily Show’s John Stewart had nothing but praise to offer the creators when they came to an interview on March 10, 2011. Vogue Magazine called it the most surprise-sweetest thing you can see on Broadway. Ben Brantley of The New York Times compares the show favorably with The King and I and The Sound of Music, calling its handling of music and themes as something like a miracle. Writers have even said that no other production has so successfully managed sunny songs with darker themes since Mel Brooks’ The Producers nearly a decade earlier.

That’s why Eugene O'Neill Theatre of New York City, New York is proud to bring this famous production to their audiences this coming Sunday 12th April 2020. So if you want to see the laugh-out-loud musical of the season, then make sure you come see The Book of Mormon. It may be the funniest musical you’ll see in 2020!