The Book of Mormon Celebrates 5000th Performance on Broadway
The Show Will Become Eugene Neill’s Longest-Running Show
The longest-running show ever at Broadway's Eugene O'Neill Theatre, The Book of Mormon has reached a remarkable milestone with its 5000th performance on November 4th. Since its debut in 2011, this musical has captivated audiences with its unique blend of obscenity and sweetness, becoming a hit with both critics and theatergoers alike.
With successful productions in London and New York, and tours in North America, Australia and the UK, The Book of Mormon remains one of the world's most popular musicals in the world. The show holds the record of being the longest-running production in the 99-year history of the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, a title it has held since 2019, and is the 12th longest-running Broadway show of all time.
The Book of Mormon has won numerous awards, including the Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album and the Best Musical' award at the Tony Awards, Drama Desk Awards, NY Drama Critics Circle Awards, and Drama League Awards.
What is The Book Of Mormon About?
The story follows Elder Kevin Price, who eagerly anticipates his Mormon mission, only to find himself paired with the hapless Elder Cunningham and sent to Uganda. Their mission takes an unexpected turn as they try to preach to a local farming community devastated by disease and ruled by the tyrannical warlord, The General. Through their misadventures, Elder Price and Elder Cunningham discover the true meaning of friendship and the deeper significance of their faith.
Celebrate this milestone with The Book of Mormon and experience the magic that has made it a Broadway sensation!