The West End’s outrageous musical comedy The Book of Mormon has extended its run at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London, with tickets now on sale up to 3 January 2026.
Created by South Park’s Trey Parker and Matt Stone, with music co-written by Robert Lopez (Frozen, Avenue Q), The Book of Mormon continues to draw packed houses more than 12 years after it first opened in the West End.
The latest extension follows a string of milestones for the hit musical. In June 2025, the show became the 15th longest-running musical in West End history, overtaking Miss Saigon after its 4,413th performance in London. That same month, producers launched a bold new advertising campaign featuring the slogan: “It’s hell out there. Find salvation at The Book of Mormon.”
The current London cast includes Blair Gibson as Elder Price, Conner Peirson as Elder Cunningham, and Paige Peddie as Nabulungi, alongside Colin Burnicle, Ian Carlyle, Matthew Elliot-Campbell, and Ron Remke.
The ensemble features Deon Adams, Carys Alyse Thomson, Jake Bishop, Charlie Booker, Callum Henderson, Harry Lake, Harrison Langham, Jacob McIntosh, Nicholas McLean, Paige Miller, Zachary Miller, Jack Rose, Kellah-M Spring, Kinshasa Sunrise, Nic Vani, Aisha Williams, and Jason Yeboa. Swings are Josh Barnett, Char Burnett, Joseph Davenport, Patrick George, George Grayson, Evan James, Michael Lewis, Sean Parkins, and Stephen Rolley.
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The production is co-directed by Trey Parker and Casey Nicholaw (Disney’s Hercules), who also choreographs.
Winner of nine Tony Awards and four Olivier Awards, The Book of Mormon continues to be one of London’s most reliably crowd-pleasing shows, offering sharp satire, catchy songs, and a distinctly irreverent sense of humour.
?️ The Book of Mormon is now booking at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, until 3 January 2026.
Book tickets to The Book of Mormon at the Princes of Wales Theatre in London
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