The Book Of Mormon Upcoming Events & Tickets
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TOUR: The Book of Mormon, the Tony Award–winning musical comedy from the creators of South Park, continues its acclaimed North American tour through 2025 and into 2026. The production — as irreverent as it is hilarious — follows two well-meaning but ill-suited missionaries tasked with spreading their faith in a remote Ugandan village. With its sharp satire, catchy score, and unforgettable characters, it remains a modern musical phenomenon.
The tour will bring the show to dozens of cities across the continent. Early performances include Kansas City, MO at Music Hall (September 16–21), Fort Wayne, IN at Embassy Theatre (September 23), Charleston, WV at Clay Center (September 24), Findlay, OH at the Marathon Center (September 25), Easton, PA at State Theatre (September 27–28), and Akron, OH at E.J. Thomas Hall (September 30–October 1). The tour then continues through the Midwest and beyond — with stops in Oklahoma City, OK in October; in Chicago, IL, Bismarck, ND, Grand Forks, ND, Madison, WI, and Duluth, MN in late October; Eau Claire, WI, Grand Rapids, MI, Knoxville, TN, and Appleton, WI in November; and wrapping the calendar year with performances in Rockford, IL, Peoria, IL, Springfield, MO, Sarasota & Melbourne, FL in December.
Spring performances begin with dates in Tucson, AZ (February 27–March 1), followed by San Luis Obispo, CA (March 3–4), San Jose, CA (March 6–8), Grand Junction, CO (March 10–11), Albuquerque, NM (March 13–15), Elmira, NY (March 18–19), Burlington, VT (March 24–25), and Wilmington, DE (March 27–29). The tour then continues with notable spring engagements such as in New Orleans, LA (Saenger Theatre, May 12–17), Nashville, TN (Jackson Hall, June 2–7), and Miami, FL (, June 9-14, 2026).
This beloved musical — praised by The New York Times as “the best musical of this century” and by Entertainment Weekly as “the funniest musical of all time” — continues its run as a staple of boundary-pushing Broadway comedy and irreverent storytelling.
TICKETS: Tickets for The Book Of Mormon 2025-26 shows are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Tickets generally range from about $60 to $130, depending on the city, theater, and seating choice. Balcony and upper-level seats often start closer to the $60–$75 range, while orchestra and premium locations typically run between $100 and $135, with some high-demand shows reaching $200 or more. This makes the hit musical accessible to a wide variety of theatergoers while still offering premium options for those seeking the best views.
ABOUT: The Book of Mormon is a satirical musical created by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, and Matt Stone — the minds behind South Park and Avenue Q. It premiered on Broadway in 2011 and quickly became a massive hit for its sharp humor, memorable songs, and fearless approach to religious and cultural commentary.
The story follows two young Mormon missionaries, Elder Price and Elder Cunningham, who are sent to a remote village in Uganda to spread the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. While Elder Price is ambitious and self-assured, Elder Cunningham is awkward and prone to embellishing the faith’s stories. When they arrive, they’re faced with harsh realities — poverty, disease, and a community more concerned with survival than conversion.
The show cleverly plays with religious themes, mixing sincere moments with biting comedy. Its songs like “Hello!,” “I Believe,” and “Hasa Diga Eebowai” walk a tightrope between satire and heart, poking fun while also highlighting human resilience and belief.
The Book of Mormon has earned critical acclaim and commercial success, winning nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It’s known for its boldness, but beneath the irreverence is a core of empathy and commentary about belief, storytelling, and the clash of cultures.
It’s not a show for everyone — it’s explicit and pulls no punches — but for many, it’s a daring and wildly entertaining experience that redefines what a musical can do.
