See the hit musical comedy The Book of Mormon on London's West End

Don't miss The Book of Mormon, the hit musical comedy from the double EGOT winner Robert Lopez, and the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, in the West End.

London Theatre raved in a review that “Like the contents of The Book of Mormon itself, this show could well end up being the stuff of legend.”

The Book of Mormon musical follows Elder Price, a rising star in his church and a shining example for all the Mormons around him. When it’s his turn to go on his mission, he dreams of going to Orlando to spread his faith. So when he ends up in Uganda with the awkward Elder Cunningham, he struggles to see “God’s plan”.

While the missionaries are concerned they can’t convert their new neighbours to Mormonism, the locals are doing all it takes to survive in a war-torn country. At one point, it seems as if Elder Price and Elder Cunningham are way over their heads. That’s until they meet the local young woman Nabulungi, who believes everything Elder Cunningham says and dreams of a simpler life.

After winning nine Tony Awards on Broadway, The Book of Mormon opened in the West End in 2013. The show arrived in London to instant success, winning four Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical.

The show contains explicit content and is not recommended for children, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.

The Book of Mormon has been a staple of the Prince of Wales Theatre since opening in 2013.

Make tomorrow your latter day and see The Book of Mormon in London.