Discount Broadway Tickets For The Book of Mormon
The Book of Mormon Summary
- Show Status: Currently playing at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre
- Genre: Musical
- The Book of Mormon is 2 hours and 30 minutes long, including an intermission of 15 minutes
- 8 Shows per week
- Popularity Index: 15
- Previews Began: February 24, 2011
- Show Opened : March 24, 2011
- Show Closes: Open ended
The Book of Mormon is a satirical and raunchy musical about two young mismatched Mormon missionaries who travel to Uganda to convert African locals into the Mormon religion, but with disastrously hilarious results.
What's The Book of Mormon Like?
Full of "South Park" style “potty humor” and some clever wit, The Book of Mormon has been surprisingly well-received by a wide audience.
Although admittedly offensive, the show strikes a balance that manages to cause much more laughter than offense, even to Mormon audience members. Ultimately, it is good-natured and fun-loving show, and the musical numbers are entertaining.
The sets and costumes are elaborate, and the choreography is impressive. The audience does not stop laughing from the first “Hello!” as the Mormon missionary rings a doorbell and a string of hilarity continues.
Is The Book of Mormon Good for Kids?
There is a parental advisory for this show, primarily due to its explicit language as well as adult themes. It is most likely inappropriate for children under the age of 12, and even those older should be brought with caution. As always, children under the age of 4 are not permitted inside the theatre.
The Book of Mormon Ticket Lottery and Rush Schedule
Some discounted Broadway show tickets are sold as part of the Broadway Ticket lotteries or as Rush Tickets.
Lottery Tickets are typically drawn the day before the performance. See the Ticket Lottery Schedule
Rush tickets are typically valid on-the-same-day of the show. See the Rush Ticket Schedule
Online Lottery
Monday, 10:00am
Tuesday, 10:00am
Wednesday, 10:00am
Thursday, 10:00am
Friday, 10:00am
Saturday, 10:00am
Digital Rush
Tuesday, 9:00am
Wednesday, 9:00am
Thursday, 9:00am
Friday, 9:00am
Saturday, 9:00am
Sunday, 9:00am
The Book of Mormon at TKTS Ticket Stands
Below is the discount ticket availability for this show at the TKTS ticket booths.
Booth | Discount | Price | Today's Show Time |
---|---|---|---|
Times Square | Closed (30%) | Closed ($150-185) | 7:00 PM |
Lincoln Center | Closed (30%) | Closed ($94-185) | 7:00 PM |
The Book of Mormon Box Office Data
Ticket Sales for the Week Ending 12/15/24
This Week's Gross | $1,228,417.00 |
Last Week's Gross | $1,147,836.00 |
Gross Difference $ | $80,581.00 |
Gross Difference % | +6.78% |
Average Ticket Price | $145.96 |
Seats Sold | 8,416 |
Total Seating Capacity | 8,528 |
Top Ticket Price | $449.00 |
No. of Performances | 8 |
Capacity This Week | 98.69% |
Capacity Last Week | 92.13% |
Capacity Difference % | +6.55% |
The Book of Mormon on Broadway Background
The Book of Mormon is a rollicking and irreverent musical written by "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The musical composer is Bobby Lopez, best known for his work on Avenue Q and Frozen.
Strong Run for Book of Mormon Since 2011
When the show first opened at the Eugene O'Neill Broadway theatre in March 2011, audiences and critics gave the show high praise and that sentiment has continued through its entire run.
Andrew Rannells' debut as Elder Price on The Book of Mormon helped carry along the plot of the musical, as Rannells had the stage chops to pull off this hilarious character, that ultimately won him the Tony Award in 2012.
Prior Knowledge About Mormonism Helps to Understand the Jokes
It helps to know something about Mormonism to see this show, as there are countless jokes that only those of that religious persuasion will understand.
Despite being on Broadway for some time, the show is still a hot ticket.
2011 Tony Award for Best Musical
The show won the 2011 Tony Award for Best Musical and has been consistently sold out at the box office ever since. The show is often in the top 5 Broadway shows currently on Broadway and has gone on to great success on its national and international tours.
Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad
The show has made stars of its original leads, Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad (since departed from the show) both in Hollywood and Broadway. The casting on the show is consistently top-notch because the previous players had set such a high bar.
Theatre Information
Eugene O'Neill Theatre
New York, NY 10019
Cast Members
- Elder Price
- Dave Thomas Brown
- Elder Cunningham
- Cody Jamison Strand
- Nabulungi
- Kim Exum
- Elder McKinley
- Stephen Ashfield
- Mafala Hatimbi
- Sterling Jarvis
- Joseph Smith
- Lewis Cleale
- General
- Derrick Williams
Past Cast Members
- Elder Price
- Nic Rouleau
- Elder Cunningham
- Chris O'Neill
- Mafala Hatimbi
- Daniel Breaker
Producers
Stuart Thompson (Executive Producer)
Anne Garefino
Jean Doumanian
Jon B Platt
Kevin Morris
Roger Berlind
Roy Furman
Scott M Delman
Scott Rudin
Sonia Friedman Productions
Stephanie McClelland
Production Credits
- General Manager
- David Turner
- Company Manager
- James Lawson
- Production Manager
- Aurora Productions
- Casting Director
- Carrie Gardner
- Advertising Representative
- SPOTCo
- Press Agent
- The Press Room
- Production Stage Manager
- Karen Moore
Creative Team
- Book Music & Lyrics
- Trey Parker
- Book Music & Lyrics
- Matt Stone
- Book Music & Lyrics
- Robert Lopez
- Director
- Casey Nicholaw
- Choreographer
- Casey Nicholaw
- Settings
- Scott Pask
- Costumes
- Ann Roth
- Lighting
- Brian MacDevitt
- Sound
- Brian Ronan
- Musical Supervisor
- Stephen Oremus
- Orchestrations
- Larry Hochman
- Musical Director
- Justin Mendoza