An unstoppable hit. Damnably clever and sharp.
It’s the hit of the year. Surprising, beguiling absurdity, and daring at every level.
The most talked about show in London. A blast of often goofy, sometimes glorious musical comic delight. This show is the real deal.
I absolutely loved it. Seriously inspired and absolutely uproarious.
The Book of Mormon is viciously funny. Spirited and refreshing; joyous and even cuddly. Its defining feature is a filthy irreverence – an infatuation with making fun of everything, including itself.
The most talked about show in London. A blast of often goofy, sometimes glorious musical comic delight. This show is the real deal.
I absolutely loved it. Seriously inspired and absolutely uproarious.
The Book of Mormon is viciously funny. Spirited and refreshing; joyous and even cuddly. Its defining feature is a filthy irreverence – an infatuation with making fun of everything, including itself.
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About The Prince of Wales Theatre
A prime example of sophisticated 1930s Art Deco style, the Prince of Wales Theatre seats just over 1600 people over two big levels: the stalls and dress circle. The interior of the theatre is beautifully decorated in rich creams, gold and ivory with deep red velvet seats. Situated right in the heart of London’s busy theatre district, it's just around the corner from Leicester Square and just a short stroll from vibrant Piccadilly Circus.
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Audience Latest Reviews
Absolutely epic evening, what an absolute riot! Seats were fabulous, show was utterly hilarious! Loved every minute!
Saffy, 08 Jan 2025
irreverent Uses the Mormon religion to poke fun at all blind faith, missionary based churches. Very irreverent , very crude language, but engaging and the musical score is great. The show risks perpetuating suspect stereotyping of black Africans, even though the butt of the humour is the church
DARRELL, 27 Dec 2024
Entertaining, slightly shockable. Some controversial issues.
Jan, 26 Dec 2024
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