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The Book of Mormon - an International Smash Hit
Following it's phenomenal success on Broadway and across America, The Book Of Mormon is currently repeating its phenomenal success here in London. The show is still selling out in its second year and becomes more popular the longer it runs. Advance booking is recommended for the best seats but tickets are usually available through Britishtheatre.com at short notice. Rumours abound that tickets to The Book Of Mormon are hard to get and ridiculously expensive, we can assure you that Britishtheatre.com can supply good seats at reasonable prices. When tickets for The Book Of Mormon in London went on sales queues formed around the theatre and over £2 million in tickets were sold on the first day. The Book of Mormon won 9 coveted Tony Awards on Broadway and its cast album is the biggest selling cast album for the past forty years winning the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album.
YES! BritishTheatre.com has tickets available for The Book Of Mormon!
What Is The Book of Mormon About?
The Book Of Mormon is the story of two young Mormon missionaries who, as part of their induction to the Mormon church are sent to spread the word in war-torn Uganda. In a world, so very different from their own, they soon learn that the native Africans are far less concerned with religion than they are with famine, war, poverty and death. In the end the Mormons win over the locals with a comic blend of belief, faith and a liberal dose of science fictionThe Book Of Mormon is a musical about friendship, about faith and what happens when people honestly believe!
Who Wrote The Book of Mormon?
The Book Of Mormon is a smash-hit musical comedy from the creators of South Park - four time Emmy Award winners, Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, the Tony Award winning writer of Avenue Q and Academy Award winning composer of the animated film Frozen. With its tongue planted firmly in cheek and a nod to classic Broadway musicals, The Book Of Mormon is a subversive, comical and yet strangely as traditional a Broadway musical as you are ever likely to find.
A Musical That Appeals to Everyone But...
The Book Of Mormon is generating an enormous cult fan following world-wide as people of all ages submit to its humour and subversive take on the modern musical. Don't come to this show expecting your traditional musical, it's not, although it does borrow and lampoon many major musicals including The Lion King, The Sound Of Music, The King & I and many more.That said The Book Of Mormon is not a musical for children nor for anyone who is easily offended. Parents should use South Park as a baseline for judging whether to take their children to The Book Of Mormon but please be aware that there is a LOT of swearing and profanity in the show.
Cheap Tickets to The Book of Mormon
Britishtheatre.com offers tickets for The Book of Mormon and many comedy classics at great everyday prices. We also offer special deals on a range of West End shows which can be viewed on our offers page.
Group Bookings to The Book of Mormon
Britishtheatre.com offer great Group Booking rates to The Book Of Mormon. Just click the BUY TICKETS button on the top right of this page and then click the REQUEST A GROUP BOOKING option when asked the number of seats you require.
The BritishTheatre.com Booking Experience
BritishTheatre.com is the one-stop online box office for tickets to The Book Of Mormon and for the best seats to the best shows in London's West End. Whether you are a first-time theatregoer or a seasoned fan of theatre we will do our best (together with our ticketing partners) to ensure that you get great deals on theatre tickets and the very best of service. We hope to facilitate your trip to The Book Of Mormon at London's Prince Of Wales Theatre and hope that you enjoy the show.
Buy the Book of Mormon Tickets Now!
Description
The Book of Mormon - an International Smash Hit
Following it's phenomenal success on Broadway and across America, The Book Of Mormon is currently repeating its phenomenal success here in London. The show is still selling out in its second year and becomes more popular the longer it runs. Advance booking is recommended for the best seats but tickets are usually available through Britishtheatre.com at short notice. Rumours abound that tickets to The Book Of Mormon are hard to get and ridiculously expensive, we can assure you that Britishtheatre.com can supply good seats at reasonable prices. When tickets for The Book Of Mormon in London went on sales queues formed around the theatre and over £2 million in tickets were sold on the first day. The Book of Mormon won 9 coveted Tony Awards on Broadway and its cast album is the biggest selling cast album for the past forty years winning the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album.
YES! BritishTheatre.com has tickets available for The Book Of Mormon!
What Is The Book of Mormon About?
The Book Of Mormon is the story of two young Mormon missionaries who, as part of their induction to the Mormon church are sent to spread the word in war-torn Uganda. In a world, so very different from their own, they soon learn that the native Africans are far less concerned with religion than they are with famine, war, poverty and death. In the end the Mormons win over the locals with a comic blend of belief, faith and a liberal dose of science fictionThe Book Of Mormon is a musical about friendship, about faith and what happens when people honestly believe!
Who Wrote The Book of Mormon?
The Book Of Mormon is a smash-hit musical comedy from the creators of South Park - four time Emmy Award winners, Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, the Tony Award winning writer of Avenue Q and Academy Award winning composer of the animated film Frozen. With its tongue planted firmly in cheek and a nod to classic Broadway musicals, The Book Of Mormon is a subversive, comical and yet strangely as traditional a Broadway musical as you are ever likely to find.
A Musical That Appeals to Everyone But...
The Book Of Mormon is generating an enormous cult fan following world-wide as people of all ages submit to its humour and subversive take on the modern musical. Don't come to this show expecting your traditional musical, it's not, although it does borrow and lampoon many major musicals including The Lion King, The Sound Of Music, The King & I and many more.That said The Book Of Mormon is not a musical for children nor for anyone who is easily offended. Parents should use South Park as a baseline for judging whether to take their children to The Book Of Mormon but please be aware that there is a LOT of swearing and profanity in the show.
Cheap Tickets to The Book of Mormon
Britishtheatre.com offers tickets for The Book of Mormon and many comedy classics at great everyday prices. We also offer special deals on a range of West End shows which can be viewed on our offers page.
Group Bookings to The Book of Mormon
Britishtheatre.com offer great Group Booking rates to The Book Of Mormon. Just click the BUY TICKETS button on the top right of this page and then click the REQUEST A GROUP BOOKING option when asked the number of seats you require.
The BritishTheatre.com Booking Experience
BritishTheatre.com is the one-stop online box office for tickets to The Book Of Mormon and for the best seats to the best shows in London's West End. Whether you are a first-time theatregoer or a seasoned fan of theatre we will do our best (together with our ticketing partners) to ensure that you get great deals on theatre tickets and the very best of service. We hope to facilitate your trip to The Book Of Mormon at London's Prince Of Wales Theatre and hope that you enjoy the show.
Buy the Book of Mormon Tickets Now!
Description
The Book of Mormon - an International Smash Hit
Following it's phenomenal success on Broadway and across America, The Book Of Mormon is currently repeating its phenomenal success here in London. The show is still selling out in its second year and becomes more popular the longer it runs. Advance booking is recommended for the best seats but tickets are usually available through Britishtheatre.com at short notice. Rumours abound that tickets to The Book Of Mormon are hard to get and ridiculously expensive, we can assure you that Britishtheatre.com can supply good seats at reasonable prices. When tickets for The Book Of Mormon in London went on sales queues formed around the theatre and over £2 million in tickets were sold on the first day. The Book of Mormon won 9 coveted Tony Awards on Broadway and its cast album is the biggest selling cast album for the past forty years winning the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album.
YES! BritishTheatre.com has tickets available for The Book Of Mormon!
What Is The Book of Mormon About?
The Book Of Mormon is the story of two young Mormon missionaries who, as part of their induction to the Mormon church are sent to spread the word in war-torn Uganda. In a world, so very different from their own, they soon learn that the native Africans are far less concerned with religion than they are with famine, war, poverty and death. In the end the Mormons win over the locals with a comic blend of belief, faith and a liberal dose of science fictionThe Book Of Mormon is a musical about friendship, about faith and what happens when people honestly believe!
Who Wrote The Book of Mormon?
The Book Of Mormon is a smash-hit musical comedy from the creators of South Park - four time Emmy Award winners, Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, the Tony Award winning writer of Avenue Q and Academy Award winning composer of the animated film Frozen. With its tongue planted firmly in cheek and a nod to classic Broadway musicals, The Book Of Mormon is a subversive, comical and yet strangely as traditional a Broadway musical as you are ever likely to find.
A Musical That Appeals to Everyone But...
The Book Of Mormon is generating an enormous cult fan following world-wide as people of all ages submit to its humour and subversive take on the modern musical. Don't come to this show expecting your traditional musical, it's not, although it does borrow and lampoon many major musicals including The Lion King, The Sound Of Music, The King & I and many more.That said The Book Of Mormon is not a musical for children nor for anyone who is easily offended. Parents should use South Park as a baseline for judging whether to take their children to The Book Of Mormon but please be aware that there is a LOT of swearing and profanity in the show.
Cheap Tickets to The Book of Mormon
Britishtheatre.com offers tickets for The Book of Mormon and many comedy classics at great everyday prices. We also offer special deals on a range of West End shows which can be viewed on our offers page.
Group Bookings to The Book of Mormon
Britishtheatre.com offer great Group Booking rates to The Book Of Mormon. Just click the BUY TICKETS button on the top right of this page and then click the REQUEST A GROUP BOOKING option when asked the number of seats you require.
The BritishTheatre.com Booking Experience
BritishTheatre.com is the one-stop online box office for tickets to The Book Of Mormon and for the best seats to the best shows in London's West End. Whether you are a first-time theatregoer or a seasoned fan of theatre we will do our best (together with our ticketing partners) to ensure that you get great deals on theatre tickets and the very best of service. We hope to facilitate your trip to The Book Of Mormon at London's Prince Of Wales Theatre and hope that you enjoy the show.
Buy the Book of Mormon Tickets Now!
Know before you go
The production plays at the Prince of Wales Theatre.
The show is recommended for ages 17+.
Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted to the performance.
You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to pass security checks and find seats.
The Book of Mormon contains explicit language and mature themes that may not be suitable for all audiences.
The show includes discussions of religion, sexuality, and other adult topics, presented in a satirical and comedic context.
Patrons are advised to consider these elements before booking tickets, as the content might offend some individuals. This musical is known for its bold humour and might challenge some viewers' beliefs and sensitivities.
Content Warning:
Please note: This production contains explicit language and adult themes that may disturb or offend. The production also contains strobe lighting, flashing lights and gunshots.
Know before you go
The production plays at the Prince of Wales Theatre.
The show is recommended for ages 17+.
Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted to the performance.
You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to pass security checks and find seats.
The Book of Mormon contains explicit language and mature themes that may not be suitable for all audiences.
The show includes discussions of religion, sexuality, and other adult topics, presented in a satirical and comedic context.
Patrons are advised to consider these elements before booking tickets, as the content might offend some individuals. This musical is known for its bold humour and might challenge some viewers' beliefs and sensitivities.
Content Warning:
Please note: This production contains explicit language and adult themes that may disturb or offend. The production also contains strobe lighting, flashing lights and gunshots.
Know before you go
The production plays at the Prince of Wales Theatre.
The show is recommended for ages 17+.
Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted to the performance.
You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to pass security checks and find seats.
The Book of Mormon contains explicit language and mature themes that may not be suitable for all audiences.
The show includes discussions of religion, sexuality, and other adult topics, presented in a satirical and comedic context.
Patrons are advised to consider these elements before booking tickets, as the content might offend some individuals. This musical is known for its bold humour and might challenge some viewers' beliefs and sensitivities.
Content Warning:
Please note: This production contains explicit language and adult themes that may disturb or offend. The production also contains strobe lighting, flashing lights and gunshots.
Visitor guidelines
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be seated before the start of the performance, as latecomers will only be admitted until a suitable break.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the performance but can be taken off the theatre before the show.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium. Refreshments purchased outside are not permitted at the venue.
Turn off mobile phones during the performance.
Visitor guidelines
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be seated before the start of the performance, as latecomers will only be admitted until a suitable break.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the performance but can be taken off the theatre before the show.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium. Refreshments purchased outside are not permitted at the venue.
Turn off mobile phones during the performance.
Visitor guidelines
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be seated before the start of the performance, as latecomers will only be admitted until a suitable break.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the performance but can be taken off the theatre before the show.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium. Refreshments purchased outside are not permitted at the venue.
Turn off mobile phones during the performance.
Cast and creatives
CAST
ELDER PRICE - Blair Gibson
ELDER CUNNINGHAM - Conner Peirson
NABULUNGI - Aviva Tulley
ELDER McKINLEY - Colin Burnicle
MAFALA HATIMBI - Richard Lloyd-King
JOSEPH SMITH / JESUS / PRICE’S DAD / MISSION PRESIDENT - Ron Remke
GENERAL / SATAN - Edward Baruwa
STANDBY ELDER CUNNINGHAM - Robin Simões da Silva
SWING / DANCE CAPTAIN - Joseph Davenport
SWING / RESIDENT CHOREOGRAPHER - Sean Parkins
SWING - Sanchia Amber Clarke
SWING - Christopher Copeland
SWING - Patrick George
SWING - George Grayson
SWING - M-Jae Cleopatra Isaac
SWING - Michael Lewis
SWING - Stephen Rolley
SWING - Ben Tyler
ENSEMBLE - Charlie Barnard
ENSEMBLE - Char Burnett
ENSEMBLE - Tad Hapaguti
ENSEMBLE - Myles Hart
ENSEMBLE - Jed Hoyle
ENSEMBLE - Isaac J Lewis
ENSEMBLE - George Littell
ENSEMBLE - Georgia Iudica-Davies
ENSEMBLE - Shak Mancel James
ENSEMBLE - Jack McNeill
ENSEMBLE - Zachary Miller
ENSEMBLE / ASSISTANT DANCE CAPTAIN - Paige Miller
ENSEMBLE - Brian O’Muiri
ENSEMBLE - Nic Vani
ENSEMBLE - Dionne Ward-Anderson
ENSEMBLE - Aisha Williams
CREATIVE TEAM
Co-Director, Book, Music and Lyrics – Trey Parker
Book, Music & Lyrics – Robert Lopez
Book, Music and Lyrics – Matt Stone
Co-Director & Choreographer – Casey Nicholaw
Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Costume Design – Ann Roth
Lighting Design – Brian MacDevitt
Sound Design – Brian Ronan
Musical Director – Nicholas Finlow
Cast and creatives
CAST
ELDER PRICE - Blair Gibson
ELDER CUNNINGHAM - Conner Peirson
NABULUNGI - Aviva Tulley
ELDER McKINLEY - Colin Burnicle
MAFALA HATIMBI - Richard Lloyd-King
JOSEPH SMITH / JESUS / PRICE’S DAD / MISSION PRESIDENT - Ron Remke
GENERAL / SATAN - Edward Baruwa
STANDBY ELDER CUNNINGHAM - Robin Simões da Silva
SWING / DANCE CAPTAIN - Joseph Davenport
SWING / RESIDENT CHOREOGRAPHER - Sean Parkins
SWING - Sanchia Amber Clarke
SWING - Christopher Copeland
SWING - Patrick George
SWING - George Grayson
SWING - M-Jae Cleopatra Isaac
SWING - Michael Lewis
SWING - Stephen Rolley
SWING - Ben Tyler
ENSEMBLE - Charlie Barnard
ENSEMBLE - Char Burnett
ENSEMBLE - Tad Hapaguti
ENSEMBLE - Myles Hart
ENSEMBLE - Jed Hoyle
ENSEMBLE - Isaac J Lewis
ENSEMBLE - George Littell
ENSEMBLE - Georgia Iudica-Davies
ENSEMBLE - Shak Mancel James
ENSEMBLE - Jack McNeill
ENSEMBLE - Zachary Miller
ENSEMBLE / ASSISTANT DANCE CAPTAIN - Paige Miller
ENSEMBLE - Brian O’Muiri
ENSEMBLE - Nic Vani
ENSEMBLE - Dionne Ward-Anderson
ENSEMBLE - Aisha Williams
CREATIVE TEAM
Co-Director, Book, Music and Lyrics – Trey Parker
Book, Music & Lyrics – Robert Lopez
Book, Music and Lyrics – Matt Stone
Co-Director & Choreographer – Casey Nicholaw
Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Costume Design – Ann Roth
Lighting Design – Brian MacDevitt
Sound Design – Brian Ronan
Musical Director – Nicholas Finlow
Cast and creatives
CAST
ELDER PRICE - Blair Gibson
ELDER CUNNINGHAM - Conner Peirson
NABULUNGI - Aviva Tulley
ELDER McKINLEY - Colin Burnicle
MAFALA HATIMBI - Richard Lloyd-King
JOSEPH SMITH / JESUS / PRICE’S DAD / MISSION PRESIDENT - Ron Remke
GENERAL / SATAN - Edward Baruwa
STANDBY ELDER CUNNINGHAM - Robin Simões da Silva
SWING / DANCE CAPTAIN - Joseph Davenport
SWING / RESIDENT CHOREOGRAPHER - Sean Parkins
SWING - Sanchia Amber Clarke
SWING - Christopher Copeland
SWING - Patrick George
SWING - George Grayson
SWING - M-Jae Cleopatra Isaac
SWING - Michael Lewis
SWING - Stephen Rolley
SWING - Ben Tyler
ENSEMBLE - Charlie Barnard
ENSEMBLE - Char Burnett
ENSEMBLE - Tad Hapaguti
ENSEMBLE - Myles Hart
ENSEMBLE - Jed Hoyle
ENSEMBLE - Isaac J Lewis
ENSEMBLE - George Littell
ENSEMBLE - Georgia Iudica-Davies
ENSEMBLE - Shak Mancel James
ENSEMBLE - Jack McNeill
ENSEMBLE - Zachary Miller
ENSEMBLE / ASSISTANT DANCE CAPTAIN - Paige Miller
ENSEMBLE - Brian O’Muiri
ENSEMBLE - Nic Vani
ENSEMBLE - Dionne Ward-Anderson
ENSEMBLE - Aisha Williams
CREATIVE TEAM
Co-Director, Book, Music and Lyrics – Trey Parker
Book, Music & Lyrics – Robert Lopez
Book, Music and Lyrics – Matt Stone
Co-Director & Choreographer – Casey Nicholaw
Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Costume Design – Ann Roth
Lighting Design – Brian MacDevitt
Sound Design – Brian Ronan
Musical Director – Nicholas Finlow
Awards
2011 Tony AwardsBest Musical
Best Book Of A Musical – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Best Original Score – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Best Featured Actress In A Musical – Nikki M James
Best Direction Of A Musical – Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Best Orchestrations – Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus
Best Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Best Lighting Design – Brian MacDevitt
Best Sound Design – Brian Ronan
2011 Drama Desk AwardsOutstanding Musical
Outstanding Lyrics – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Music – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Book Of a Musical - Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Direction of a Musical – Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Outstanding Orchestrations – Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus
2012 Grammy AwardsBest Musical Theatre Album2011 Outer Critics Circle Awards
Outstanding New Broadway Musical
Outstanding New Score
Outstanding Director Of A Musical - Casey Nicholaw
Outstanding Actor In A Musical - Josh Gad
2014 Laurence Olivier Awards
Best New Musical
Best Actor In A Musical - Gavin Creel
Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical - Stephen Ashfield
Best Theatre Choreographer - Casey Nicholaw
Awards
2011 Tony AwardsBest Musical
Best Book Of A Musical – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Best Original Score – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Best Featured Actress In A Musical – Nikki M James
Best Direction Of A Musical – Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Best Orchestrations – Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus
Best Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Best Lighting Design – Brian MacDevitt
Best Sound Design – Brian Ronan
2011 Drama Desk AwardsOutstanding Musical
Outstanding Lyrics – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Music – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Book Of a Musical - Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Direction of a Musical – Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Outstanding Orchestrations – Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus
2012 Grammy AwardsBest Musical Theatre Album2011 Outer Critics Circle Awards
Outstanding New Broadway Musical
Outstanding New Score
Outstanding Director Of A Musical - Casey Nicholaw
Outstanding Actor In A Musical - Josh Gad
2014 Laurence Olivier Awards
Best New Musical
Best Actor In A Musical - Gavin Creel
Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical - Stephen Ashfield
Best Theatre Choreographer - Casey Nicholaw
Awards
2011 Tony AwardsBest Musical
Best Book Of A Musical – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Best Original Score – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Best Featured Actress In A Musical – Nikki M James
Best Direction Of A Musical – Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Best Orchestrations – Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus
Best Scenic Design – Scott Pask
Best Lighting Design – Brian MacDevitt
Best Sound Design – Brian Ronan
2011 Drama Desk AwardsOutstanding Musical
Outstanding Lyrics – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Music – Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Book Of a Musical - Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone
Outstanding Direction of a Musical – Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker
Outstanding Orchestrations – Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus
2012 Grammy AwardsBest Musical Theatre Album2011 Outer Critics Circle Awards
Outstanding New Broadway Musical
Outstanding New Score
Outstanding Director Of A Musical - Casey Nicholaw
Outstanding Actor In A Musical - Josh Gad
2014 Laurence Olivier Awards
Best New Musical
Best Actor In A Musical - Gavin Creel
Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical - Stephen Ashfield
Best Theatre Choreographer - Casey Nicholaw
Opening times
Evenings: 7.30pm Monday – SaturdayMatinees: 2.30pm Friday & Saturday
Opening times
Evenings: 7.30pm Monday – SaturdayMatinees: 2.30pm Friday & Saturday
Opening times
Evenings: 7.30pm Monday – SaturdayMatinees: 2.30pm Friday & Saturday
Frequently asked questions
What is the age recommendation for The Book of Mormon?
Due to explicit language and mature content, the show is often suggested for ages 17 and above. There is no official recommendation from the production, but viewer discretion should be advised.
Can children attend the show?
Due to its mature content, it is not recommended for children. Additionally, children under the age of 3 are not permitted in the theatre.
How long is The Book of Mormon?
The show lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one interval.
Is there an interval during The Book of Mormon?
Yes, there is one 15-minute interval during the performance.
Is the Prince of Wales Theatre accessible?
Yes, the theatre is accessible to wheelchair users. Please contact the theatre in advance to arrange accommodations.
Are there facilities for hearing-impaired guests?
Yes, the Prince of Wales Theatre is equipped with an infrared or loop sound amplification system. Headsets can be acquired from the cloakroom.
Can I bring a camera or record the show?
Cameras, recording devices, and mobile phones must be turned off during the performance. Photography and recording are strictly prohibited.
Is food and drink available at the theatre?
Yes, there are bars and concession stands inside the theatre where you can purchase drinks and light snacks. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Yes, merchandise for 'The Book of Mormon' is available for purchase at the theatre.
What time should I arrive at the theatre?
You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the show starts to allow time for seating and enjoy the theatre's amenities.
Is there parking available at the theatre?
There is no dedicated parking for the Prince of Wales Theatre, and parking in central London can be challenging. Public transportation is recommended.
Frequently asked questions
What is the age recommendation for The Book of Mormon?
Due to explicit language and mature content, the show is often suggested for ages 17 and above. There is no official recommendation from the production, but viewer discretion should be advised.
Can children attend the show?
Due to its mature content, it is not recommended for children. Additionally, children under the age of 3 are not permitted in the theatre.
How long is The Book of Mormon?
The show lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one interval.
Is there an interval during The Book of Mormon?
Yes, there is one 15-minute interval during the performance.
Is the Prince of Wales Theatre accessible?
Yes, the theatre is accessible to wheelchair users. Please contact the theatre in advance to arrange accommodations.
Are there facilities for hearing-impaired guests?
Yes, the Prince of Wales Theatre is equipped with an infrared or loop sound amplification system. Headsets can be acquired from the cloakroom.
Can I bring a camera or record the show?
Cameras, recording devices, and mobile phones must be turned off during the performance. Photography and recording are strictly prohibited.
Is food and drink available at the theatre?
Yes, there are bars and concession stands inside the theatre where you can purchase drinks and light snacks. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Yes, merchandise for 'The Book of Mormon' is available for purchase at the theatre.
What time should I arrive at the theatre?
You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the show starts to allow time for seating and enjoy the theatre's amenities.
Is there parking available at the theatre?
There is no dedicated parking for the Prince of Wales Theatre, and parking in central London can be challenging. Public transportation is recommended.
Frequently asked questions
What is the age recommendation for The Book of Mormon?
Due to explicit language and mature content, the show is often suggested for ages 17 and above. There is no official recommendation from the production, but viewer discretion should be advised.
Can children attend the show?
Due to its mature content, it is not recommended for children. Additionally, children under the age of 3 are not permitted in the theatre.
How long is The Book of Mormon?
The show lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one interval.
Is there an interval during The Book of Mormon?
Yes, there is one 15-minute interval during the performance.
Is the Prince of Wales Theatre accessible?
Yes, the theatre is accessible to wheelchair users. Please contact the theatre in advance to arrange accommodations.
Are there facilities for hearing-impaired guests?
Yes, the Prince of Wales Theatre is equipped with an infrared or loop sound amplification system. Headsets can be acquired from the cloakroom.
Can I bring a camera or record the show?
Cameras, recording devices, and mobile phones must be turned off during the performance. Photography and recording are strictly prohibited.
Is food and drink available at the theatre?
Yes, there are bars and concession stands inside the theatre where you can purchase drinks and light snacks. Outside food and beverages are not permitted.
Can I purchase merchandise at the theatre?
Yes, merchandise for 'The Book of Mormon' is available for purchase at the theatre.
What time should I arrive at the theatre?
You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the show starts to allow time for seating and enjoy the theatre's amenities.
Is there parking available at the theatre?
There is no dedicated parking for the Prince of Wales Theatre, and parking in central London can be challenging. Public transportation is recommended.
In Prince Of Wales Theatre
Venue address
Coventry Street, W1D 6AS
Venue address
Coventry Street, W1D 6AS
Venue address
Coventry Street, W1D 6AS
How to get there
Metro
Piccadilly Circus
Train
Charing Cross
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23, 38, 88, 94, 139, 159, 453
Parking:
MasterPark Whitcomb Street. Chinatown, Trafalgar (Q Park scheme)
How to get there
Metro
Piccadilly Circus
Train
Charing Cross
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23, 38, 88, 94, 139, 159, 453
Parking:
MasterPark Whitcomb Street. Chinatown, Trafalgar (Q Park scheme)
How to get there
Metro
Piccadilly Circus
Train
Charing Cross
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23, 38, 88, 94, 139, 159, 453
Parking:
MasterPark Whitcomb Street. Chinatown, Trafalgar (Q Park scheme)
Seating plan
Seating plan
Seating plan
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:Are there adapted toilets?ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:Are there adapted toilets?ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:Are there adapted toilets?ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
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