The Book of Mormon returns to Sydney with the unruly humor that made it a sensation on Broadway and the West End. Created by the team behind South Park and Avenue Q, the musical follows two young missionaries whose assignment goes sideways fast, leading to missteps, culture clashes and lessons they never expected. With nine Tony Awards including Best Musical, along with major Olivier and Grammy wins, the show is praised for its wit, tight staging and quick choreography. Critics rave about its bold humor and clever construction, and the Sydney run gives audiences another chance to catch this global favorite.
Two missionaries are sent far from the world they know and arrive in a village that challenges every belief they bring with them. Their well-meaning attempts to guide the community spiral into misunderstandings, shifting alliances and questions neither was trained to answer. Themes of faith, identity and expectation sit beneath the chaos as both try to redefine their mission. Their choices push them toward a revelation they never saw coming, but the outcome is anything but certain.
Show timings for The Book of Mormon may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
The Book of Mormon's soundtrack is filled with unabashed songs that will surely make you think. Unforgettable numbers include the cheeky opener “Hello!”, the heartfelt ballad “I Believe”, and the outrageous “Hasa Diga Eebowai”. You can find the original album here.










The Capitol Theatre is one of Sydney’s grandest heritage venues, a restored treasure with a long history of hosting large-scale musicals, ballet, and blockbuster tours. Its richly detailed interiors, from sweeping balconies to ornate plasterwork, give every show a sense of occasion. Over the decades, the venue has welcomed legendary productions including The Lion King, Wicked, and Mary Poppins, building a reputation as the city’s go-to home for major international hits.
Available facilities: restrooms, cloakroom
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible, guide dogs allowed, assistive listening devices
The musical uses strong language, adult themes, and effects like smoke, haze, and loud sounds, better suited for children over 13 years.
It’s playing at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney.
The story follows two eager young missionaries sent on a journey far from their comfort zones to a remote village. Their attempt to spread their faith quickly turns into a chaotic mission full of cultural misunderstandings, unexpected friendships, and a test of belief and identity, all delivered with irreverent humor and sharp satire.
The show typically runs for about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one interval. Confirm exact duration at ticket checkout or on your booking confirmation.
The main stars are Sean Johnston as Elder Price, Nick Cox as Elder Cunningham, and Paris Leveque as Nabulungi.
You’ll enjoy standout tracks like Hello!, I Believe, You and Me (But Mostly Me) and Hasa Diga Eebowai. For a full listening preview, check out the playlist here.
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