The Book of Mormon reviewed by David Cote for TIme Out New York
The makers of South Park and Avenue Q restore our faith in musical comedy.
Eugene O'Neill Theatre
The makers of South Park and Avenue Q restore our faith in musical comedy.
The highly anticipated new Broadway musical "The Book of Mormon" comes courtesy of the folks behind "South Park" and a co-creator of "Avenue Q."
The production is hardly a surprise attack by the nose-thumbing partners. It could be said they're going after Christianity as a whole with the appearance of a slang-spouting Jesus in a lust…
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have cracked up TV audiences for years, but for the first time ever the comedic duo, joined by Avenue Q's Robert Lopez, is taking a stab at…
​I'm quite certain that The Book of Mormon is the only current Broadway musical with the song lyric, "Fuck you, God, in your ass, mouth, and cunt--and the eye!" And I defy anyone to g…
Review of Broadways The Book of Mormon
"The Book of Mormon" at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, March 7, 2011 In their first outing on Broadway, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of the Southpark TV series and movies, ha…
The shocking thing about the new Broadway musical The Book of Mormon is not that it bursts with shocking things. C'mon! It comes from the minds of the creators of South Park.
"The Book of Mormon," a collaboration between the creator's of "South Park" and the composer of "Avenue Q," is that rare thing: an old-fashioned, pleasure-giving musical.
Trey Parker, Robert Lopez, and Matt Stone have crafted a wonderfully zany and potty-mouthed tuner that follows two Mormon boys on a mission to Uganda.
Is The Book of Mormon the funniest musical ever? Well, I've only been attending musicals for the past 33 years, so I can only speak from that experience. But I will say it's one of the most …
THE BOOK OF MORMON opened Thursday, March 24 at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. THE BOOK OF MORMON features book, music and lyrics by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone. Parker and Stone…
the irresistibly compulsive irreverence that pervades the show becomes increasingly endearing and even (dare I say it) spiritually empowering
The Book of Mormon, the new musical from South Park and Avenue Q creators Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez opened on Broadway March 24, 2011 at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre, dire…
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Anyone who saw "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut" shouldn't be surprised to learn that Trey Parker and Matt Stone appear genuinely to love musicals even…
THEATER REVIEW: "The Book of Mormon" plays at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, 230 W. 49th St., New York.; 212-239-6200 or www.bookofmormon.com NEW YORK " If any show could make the case that you…
Legit Reviews: Given the key contributors that "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone teamed with for their first Broadway outing, one might expect "The Book of Mormon" to show the…
'The Book of Mormon' crosses a number of thresholds, but the musical's songs are funny and the mood is uplifting.'The Book of Mormon' crosses a number of thresholds, but the musical's songs …
For some reason, the Playbill for “The Book of Mormon” doesn’t have a song list. Who knows why? An usher told us during intermission on Wednesday night that the reason was …
South Park authors fail to deliver anything with real bite.
The Most Uncouth Feel-Good Show…Ever! …
Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of “South Park,” appeared on Jimmy Fallon’s talk show March 23 to talk about their latest creation, The Book of Mormon, which offic…
"The Book of Mormon" slipped quietly into town a few weeks ago without much hype or hoopla, just a lot of anticipation thanks to its creative DNA.
The endlessly cheery, intermittently enjoyable new Broadway musical from the 'South Park' team is not melodically memorable, offensive or sparkling, writes Brendan Lemon
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are ready to unleash their first Broadway musical, The Book of Mormon, which opens at Broadway's Eugene O'Neill Theatre on March 24. The South Park duo hea…