Tuesday, March 18, 2025, 7:30 PM

Street and Davis Performance Hall, Anne and Ellen Fife Theatre

Please note, this performance contains explicit language.

This performance will last approximately two hours and 30 minutes, including one intermission.

*Run times listed here are based on information provided at this time and are subject to change.

Category A $100 | Category B $75 | Category C $50
Youth discounts will not be offered.

Single tickets for The Book of Mormon go on sale Thursday, December 5, 2024, at 10 AM.

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"The best musical of this century."

— The New York Times

The Washington Post says, “It is the kind of evening that restores your faith in musicals.” Entertainment Weekly says, “Grade A: the funniest musical of all time.” Jimmy Fallon of The Tonight Show calls it "Genius. Brilliant. Phenomenal." It’s The Book of Mormon, the nine-time Tony Award-winning Best Musical. Contains explicit language.

Sam McLellan and company in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. Eleven white men wear white short sleeved button down shirts, black ties, large dark nametags, and black pants on stage. From left, Sam Nackman and Sam McLellan in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. Both white men wear white short sleeved button down shirt with black pants and ties. One looks more "nerdy" and one raises a fist in the air overhead triumphantly. From left, Trinity Posey, Sam McLellan, and Sam Nackman in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. Posey wears full African tribal garb with colorful face paint and a large headdress. McLellan and Nackman wear white short sleeved button down shirts and black pants and ties as they duck slightly behind their rolling suitcases. From left, Sam McLellan and Dewight Braxton Jr. in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. McLellan, wearing a white short sleeved button down and black pants and tie, raises both arms overhead triumphantly. In one hand is a bible; in the other is the hand of Braxton Jr., who is dressed as rebel with a belt of ammo around his neck and an eyepatch. His expression is entirely flat. Keke Nesbitt and Sam Nackman in THE BOOK OF MORMON North American tour. Nesbitt, a young Black woman with long braids pulled back into a half up ponytails, wears a light blue dress with three rows of floral ruffles at the hem and looks laughingly towards Nackman, who wears a white short sleeved button down shirt and black tie and pants, which are rolled up to his knees. He strikes a flirtatious pose. Cast members perform on stage in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. A group of 11 Black men and women dressed as African villagers look towards one white man in a white short sleeved button down shirt and black pants and tie, holding a bible. From left, Sam McLellan, Keke Nesbitt, Sam Nackman, and company in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. Everyone gathers around Nesbitt, a young Black woman with long braids in a white maxi dress; they sing, dance, and point towards her. Sam McLellan and company in "The Book of Mormon" North American tour. McLellan, a white man in a white short sleeved button down shirt and black pants a tie, stands in the center of the rest of the cast, who all gesture towards him as if during a grand finale.

This is the first performance of The Book of Mormon at the Moss Arts Center.

Photos by Julieta Cervantes of The Book of Mormon North American tour
(Row 1, from left) Sam McLellan and company; Sam Nackman and Sam McLellan; Trinity Posey, Sam McLellan, and Sam Nackman; Sam McLellan and Dewight Braxton Jr. (Row 2, from left) Keke Nesbitt and Sam Nackman; the company; Sam McLellan, Keke Nesbitt, Sam Nackman, and company; and Sam McLellan and the company