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147The scandalously funny and cleverly satirical musical, The Book of Mormon, will probably catch you off guard with its brand of humour, but deeper within you’ll find layers and layers of important social commentary that has rarely been seen on stage recently. Playing at London's Prince of Wales Theatre, and created by the talented duo of Trey Parker and Matt Stone, along with Robert Lopez, this award-winning production is as entertaining as it is thought-provoking. The sharp wit, the catchy tunes, the brilliant cast and the deft storytelling make for an unforgettable experience on stage and you have to watch it to believe it. No matter from which angle you want to see it, this is for sure: The Book of Mormon is no joke.
“‘The Book of Mormon’ is, above all, very funny, breathing three-dimensional, all-singing, all-dancing life into the absurdities of literal Mormon dogma without ever being particularly mean. It’s the mildest thing Parker and Stone have done, atheist in outlook but conciliatory towards anyone whose beliefs make them happy."
“It will be fascinating to read the range of responses to Mormon – my hunch is they will fall squarely into the love or hate camps (the latter largely influenced by the strength of the religious satire). But for me and my generation, reared on South Park and Team America, there is little here to genuinely shock, and laughs by the bucketload.
If anything, by warm-heartedly embracing the medium of musical theatre, Parker and Stone have revealed a maturity and sensitivity lacking from their screen work. And I for one am delighted to welcome them to the fold.”
“...this wild, thrilling, go-for-broke, genuinely hilarious musical comedy remains one of the funniest shows in the West End.”