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The Book of Mormon Musical in New York, NY

Eugene O'Neill Theatre • 230 W 49th Street • New York, NY 10019

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About The Book of Mormon

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Presented at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre, The Book of Mormon offers an old-style musical with modern humor, complete with big song and dance numbers, impressive Broadway-style belting, and a hilariously sarcastic storyline. The show playfully pokes fun at religion, race, poverty and sexuality, and is recommended for guests over the age of 16, as explicit language and topics are used.

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Good To Know

Show is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Parental advisory: Contains explicit language.
Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
Absolutely no recording devices are allowed in the theatre, including still cameras.
Doors open 45 minutes prior to show time.
Winner of 9 Tony Awards including Best Musical.
Religious satire musical with book, lyrics, and music by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, and Matt Stone.
Follows the misadventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries.
Children under 12 or people with a medical condition or closely held religious belief that prevents vaccination must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test.

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A person in a white shirt and tie holds a book titled "The Book of Mormon" while standing against a dark background.

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Three performers holding hands on stage, set against a dramatic sunset backdrop with rustic village scenery.

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Description

The Book of Mormon, a Tony® Award-winning musical, is a hilarious and heartwarming experience on Broadway. Created by the masterminds behind South Park and Avenue Q, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the show follows two young missionaries as they navigate a series of challenges during their mission, including a bloodthirsty warlord. With sharp satire and irreverent humor, the musical explores themes of faith and friendship through witty dialogue and catchy songs.

The Book of Mormon skillfully blends contemporary culture and theatrical artistry, with impressive choreography and scenic designs by Scott Pask. The show's costume by Ann Roth adds the finishing touches, breathing life into the characters who exhibit genuine flaws and make you laugh until you cry. The production has received critical acclaim for its sharp dialogue, spirited musical numbers, and uproarious humor, making it a thought-provoking and entertaining show.

The New York Times calls The Book of Mormon "the best musical of this century." The Washington Post says, "It is the kind of evening that restores your faith in musicals." And Entertainment Weekly says, "Grade A: the funniest musical of all time." Jimmy Fallon of The Tonight Show calls it "Genius. Brilliant. Phenomenal."

The Book of Mormon is a truly special musical to attend with friends or family. Contains explicit language. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted.

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gemma9239

Derbyshire, England

"Very very funny"

Reviewed February 28, 2026 NEW

Eugene theatre in new york is a lovely intimate venue. The wine was expensive but the barman was so fast and impressive, he had that down to a fine art and was able to serve everyone who wanted a drink in the interval, it was amazing to see!! The show was probably the best thing I've ever seen, yes the humour is very close to the bone but no worse than South park or Ricky Gervais. Very very funny and 100% worth a watch if you're not too delicate. I have put that we went as a family and we did but our daughter is 18 , this show is not for children 😉

Daydream32366127684

"Never again"

Reviewed February 16, 2026 NEW

Worst Broadway show I've seen in 35 years of seeing Broadway shows. I'm not religious, I lean liberal, and I love comedy. I even liked the first South Park movie. All that being said, I almost fell asleep during the first act, I didn't laugh once (except when a cast member accidentally laughed during her scene), and like many other reviewers, found the Ugandian portrayal and "baby raping" dialogue a bit too much. I even read that the cast has found the content troubling in recent years. Should be enough reason to think twice before shelling out hundreds of dollars and wasting 2 and a half hours of your precious time.

kathyfI6813BE

Big Water, Utah

"Broadway"

Reviewed January 14, 2026

Well done musical! Laughed so hard I cried! Definite must see if you are in the city. My daughter and I really enjoyed ourselves.

Camper26351737476

"Show sucked"

Reviewed November 15, 2025

I don't know where to start. This show was in order, stupid, not funny and unnecessarily over the top crude and vulgar and I might add disrespectful to the prophet Jesus..... mention f****** a baby 10 times, cutting off women's clitorises mocking the way Christ hung from the cross is just the start.. 15in fake penises out of plastic, mocking sex heterosexual sex dance scenes and almost endless Christian satire is your thing then check the show out. Otherwise there is no laugh to be found. Unless you're 16 years old and raised in some hell hole. Don't bother

FormerFrequentFlyer

Washington DC, District of Columbia

"Warning: Not a Show for Children, Mormons, Thin-Skinned Christians and African Americans"

Reviewed October 14, 2025

I've now seen Book of Mormon at the Eugene O'Neil Theatre, twice, a year apart, and this review covers both times. This is a South Park view of Mormons, Christianity, religion, and Africans. It contains a lot of profanity, sexual inuendo, crude jokes and offensive language. In fact, it contains too much of this and would be just as good with less of it. As with most NYC theaters, the Eugene O'Neil seats are not comfortable and lack adequate leg room. Notwithstanding all that, the musical is funny and entertaining. The song and dance performances are well done by a talented cast. It probably would benefit by shortening it a bit, but the story line is easy to follow even if you don't know much about Mormonism. Overall, the audience reaction was very positive. I suspect most knew in advance what they were in for, and I feel sorry for anyone who didn't. Parents definitely should leave the kids (and probably the grandparents) at home.

The Book of Mormon is located at Eugene O'Neill Theatre • 230 W 49th Street • New York, NY 10019

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Frequently Asked Questions about The Book of Mormon

Where is the theater located?

The Book of Mormon is performed at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre located at 230 W 49th Street, New York, NY 10019.

How long is the show?

The show is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes long with a 15-minute intermission.

Can I bring my camera to the theater?

No photography or video is allowed during the performance, but you can take photos before and after the show.

Is the Eugene O’Neill Theatre wheelchair accessible?

The theater is not entirely wheelchair accessible. Please be advised that there are steps throughout the theater. Listening devices are available for reservation, as well.

When should I arrive for the show?

Theater doors open 45 minutes before the show begins. It is recommended that audiences arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to find their seats, browse the show merchandise stands, and settle in before showtime.

Is this show appropriate for children?

This show contains adult themes and explicit language and is not recommended for children without parental guidance. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and those under 4 are not admitted.

Are concessions available?

Yes, soft drinks, water, cocktails, candy, and show merchandise (no food) are available for purchase at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre. No food is allowed into the theater.