From the creators of South Park, a hilariously irreverent musical about two mismatched Mormon missionaries sent to a remote village in Uganda. Satirizes religion, colonialism, and musical theater itself.
“I haven't laughed that hard in public since... maybe ever. I had to explain to the couple next to me that I was okay, I was just crying from laughing.”A GUEST · 9,800 RESPONSES
funniest show on Broadway by a mile.
somehow sweet underneath all the vulgarity.
Hasa Diga Eebowai had me screaming.
perfect South Park humor translated to stage.
the songs are genuinely catchy.
very offensive if you're easily offended.
humor hasn't aged perfectly in every bit.
not for kids at all.
some bits feel repetitive on repeat viewing.
children (extremely adult content). anyone easily offended by religious satire. people wanting emotional depth or drama.
The 15th anniversary brought a massive box-office spike—original stars Josh Gad, Andrew Rannells, Nikki M. James, and Rory O'Malley reunited in June for 'Magical Mormon Mystery Week,' breaking the Eugene O'Neill house record and reminding Broadway that this South Park creation still has enormous star power when it wants to deploy it.
chicagoLong-running Broadway staple that maintains steady grosses through star casting and reliable comedy›
hadestownCritically acclaimed musical with devoted fanbase that values smart storytelling and musical craft›
sixHigh-energy, irreverent musical comedy with catchy songs that appeals to younger, less traditional theater audiences›RESEARCHED JULY 2026