The Book of Mormon Entertaining Audiences At The Prince of Wales Theatre

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The Book of Mormon has commenced its London run at the Prince of Wales Theatre this march. An award winning musical comedy, the show has been brought to West End by its original creative team. It has been book, music and lyrics by the duo behind some spectacular BBC sitcoms, Trey Parker and matt Stones and the Avenue Q co-creator Robert Lopez.

The ensemble cast of the musical includes Gavin Creel (Elder Price), Jared Gertner (Elder Cunningham), Mark Anderson, Stephen Ashfield, Benjamin Brook, Daniel Buckley, Daniel Clift, Ashley Day, Terry Doe, Candace Furbert, Patrick George, Nadine Higgin, Tyrone Huntley, Evan James, Chris Jarman, Michael Kent, Alexia Khadime, Matt Krzan, Oliver Liddert, Daniel McKinley, Luke Newton, Terel Nugent, Haydn Oakley, Olivia Phillip, Lucy St.

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A hilarious comedy, the show takes audiences for a tour to Uganda. Directed by Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker, the Book of Mormon show is all about two Mormon Missionaries who have arrived in the South African nations to share with the people there their holy scripture, the Book of Mormon. The show has been direct by Scott Pask, has lighting by Brian MacDevitt, choreography Casey Nicholaw, costume by Ann Roth, sound from Brian Ronan while Anne Garefino, Scott Rudin and Sonia Friedmana re the producers.

Some of the mesmerizing numbers form the trio that feature in the musical includes Spooky Mormon Hell Dream, I Am Africa, Baptize Me, All American Prophet and Tomorrow Is A Latter Day. For latest updates on Prince of Wales Theatre London and shows running there, stay tuned to http://www.princeofwalestheatrelondon.info

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