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Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells have re-opened their copies of “The Book of Mormon.”
The stars, who originated the roles of Elder Cunningham and Elder Price on Broadway, are coming back to the Eugene O’Neill Theatre from June 9-14 to have fun the fifteenth anniversary of Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical.
They’ll be joined by Tony winner Nikki M. James (Nabulungi), and Tony nominee Rory O’Malley (Elder McKinley) at the “Magical Mormon Mystery Week’s” price of exhibits.
If you’d like to see the iconic thespians “perform select scenes and songs alongside the current cast” — with no two performances being the same (!) — tickets are accessible for all seven exhibits.
At the time of publication, the lowest price we could discover for any one show was $226 including charges on StubHub.
Other productions have seats beginning anywhere from $228 to $270 including charges.
“You won’t know who you’re getting [on the night of the show you go to],” Parker, Stone and Robert Lopez advised Stephen Colbert while breaking the thrilling information.
Parker then added “I’m actually going to play Joseph Smith and Jesus.”
In addition to Parker, Playbill reports that “Stone, and Lopez as well as Broadway’s original Mormon and Ugandan ensembles at certain performances, plus other surprise guests from the Mormon family” will pop up all through the week.
For the uninitiated, “The Book of Mormon” tells the story of a mismatched pair of missionaries who ship off to Uganda to convert native villagers to, you guessed it, Mormonism.
Current forged members spearheading the ensemble embody Kevin Clay (Elder Price), Diego Enrico (Elder Cunningham) and Sydney Quildon (Nabulungi).
“…underneath the profanity, the show’s actually really sweet,” The Post reported back in March 2011. “…Parker and Stone don’t make fun of Mormons per se. Or they don’t make fun of them any more or less than they make fun of a lot of other things and people.”
To make sure you’re absolutely up to velocity, our crew has everything you need to know and more about “The Book of Mormon” with Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells.
“The Book of Mormon” with Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad ticket costs
All “Magical Mormon Mystery Week” dates, show begin occasions and hyperlinks to the least expensive tickets accessible can be discovered here:
“The Book of Mormon” June 9-14 datesStubHub costs
begin atTuesday, June 9
7 p.m.$270
(including charges)Wednesday, June 10
7 p.m.$228
(including charges)Thursday, June 11
7 p.m.$228
(including charges)Friday, June 12
7 p.m.$226
(including charges)Saturday, June 13
2 p.m.$250
(including charges)Saturday, June 13
7 p.m.$259
(including charges)Sunday, June 14
2 p.m.$228
(including charges)
“The Book of Mormon” tickets
Outside of June 9-14, “The Book of Mormon” is chugging along at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre with no finish in sight.
If you’d like to see the tenth-longest working show in Broadway historical past that Entertainment Weekly calls “the funniest musical of all time,” exhibits take place Tuesday through Sunday.
Matinees go down at 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
The musical runs 2 hours and half-hour with a 15-minute intermission. You can expect to get out of an night show at 9:30 p.m.
Want to discover the show that makes the most sense for your pockets and schedule?
You can discover “The Book of Mormon’s” full Broadway calendar here.
“The Book of Mormon” forged
Although Gad, Rannells, James and O’Malley aren’t recurrently at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre these days, here’s who you can discover at the playhouse these days.
Kevin Clay (Elder Price) is a “proud graduate” of Penn State University and has carried out at the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Music Theatre Wichita and Wagon Wheel Theatre.
Diego Enrich (Elder Cunningham) made his Broadway debut with “The Book of Mormon.” Prior to becoming a member of the forged, he acted as Cunningham on the North American tour of the show from 2024-25.
Sydney Quildon (Nabulungi) debuted on Broadway with “The Book of Mormon” as effectively. She’s a Hartt School grad and also starred as Ariel in “The Little Mermaid” before linking up with the ensemble.
Charlie Franklin (Elder McKinley) returned to “The Book of Mormon” after working elsewhere. He’s also appeared in “Succession” and “The Loudest Voice.”
Jacques C. Smith (Mafala Hatimbi) may look acquainted. He beforehand inhabited the function of Benny in “Rent” and popped up in “General Hospital,” “Law & Order,” “ER,” “CSI: Miami” and “Oz” where he was a sequence common.
Funny musicals on Broadway
“The Book of Mormon” isn’t the only gut-busting comedy (with songs!) on the Great White Way this yr.
Here are just 5 of our favourite humorous musicals you won’t need to miss these next few months.
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This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post dwell occasions reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the newest tour bulletins from your favourite musical artists and comedians, as effectively as Broadway openings, sporting occasions and more dwell exhibits – and finds great ticket costs online. Since he began his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen live performance and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to identify a few. Please notice that offers can expire, and all costs are subject to change.
