The Book Of Mormon Tickets
Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall | Fort Myers, Florida
Old and new theatre fans alike in Florida now have another reason to be excited, as The Book of Mormon will be having a limited season in Fort Myers, staged at Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall on Sunday 9th March 2025. Witness top-level comedy from watching the production of the same creators of South Park and the musical Avenue Q.
The Book of Mormon is a musical about our views on religion, specifically of the journey of Kevin Price and Arnold Cunningham, who through creative ways, attempt to convert villagers of a local village in Uganda. This Tony Award-winning show, that has eventually continued to have successful productions in the U.S., London, and Australia, running for more than a decade to date, radically teaches us something new about religion, with comedy through classical Broadway.
Buy your seats now and be part of yet another full house showing of The Book of Mormon as it comes to Fort Myers!
Known as one of the most spacious and world-class play venues, Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall is showcasing the Book of Mormon on March at Sunday 9th March 2025. Known for its world-class staging, facilties, and spacious seating, Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall is already loved by both locals and tourists in Fort Myers as its finest musical venue.
Running at 2 hours and 30 minutes, the Book of Mormon was a surprising yet welcome addition to Broadway theatres when it started over a decade ago, back in 2011 at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre. The imaginative take on the Book of Mormon was a record-breaker. In just the first nine months of the show, it broke the weekly box office record 22 times!! By mid-2022, it had already grossed more than $1 Billion Dollars around the world. Over the past decade, the musical amassed awards over all of its productions globally as well, ranging from Tony Awards, Grammy Awards, Olivier Awards, Drama Desk Awards and Helpmann awards among many other acclaims.
The Book of Mormon blends the key ideas of faith, culture shock, and classic theatre into its comedic musical. Its plot features two very different Mormon missionaries, Kevin Price and Arnold Cunningham, its leading characters, as they are tasked to preach their faith to convert the native villagers of a remote village in Uganda to their religion. It turns out to be more difficult than expected however, as they discover that the village faces more urgent affairs such as poverty, famine, an AIDS epidemic, and even oppression from a local warlord. Thinking outside the box, it is Cunningham who is able to successfully preach to the locals with help from the village leader’s daughter, Nabulungi, and an original approach . Though not as well versed on the Mormon doctrine as his fellow Mormons, he invents stories that are a blend of fact and fiction, blatantly taking stories from science fiction and fantasy works such as Star Wars and Lord of the Rings that lead on the villagers more to convert. The two techniques of Price and Cunningham clash, orthodox and unorthodox respectively, as they struggle try to strategize the best way to achieve the mission they set out for in the first place.
The Book of Mormon’s decade-long run continues in Fort Myers. Tickets are purchasable by clicking the link above.
