I have two friends (I won't name names) who collectively have seen THE BOOK OF MORMON more than 2 dozen times. Broadway, London, Regional productions... they love it, and so will you -- that is, if you're not easily offended by bawdy comedy. Yes, BOOK OF MORMON -- from the creators of the outrageous SOUTH PARK, and the creator of the off-beat AVENUE Q -- leaves no one untouched in its comedic skewering: Mormons, of course, but also Catholics, Jews, Gays, Straights... you name it. It's raunchy, it's blasphemous, and as the NY TIMES wrote in their first review of the show, "it's more foul-mouthed than David Mamet on a blue streak." The show has a fabulous time poking fun at social, cultural and religious institutions -- and even pokes fun, to a degree, and the standard Broadway musical itself. It's an exaggerated way of reminding us that from-time-to-time, we all need to question our beliefs (religious or otherwise) and do so with a hearty laugh. Choreographed (and co-directed) by Tony® winner Casey Nicholaw (MEAN GIRLS, SOMETHING ROTTEN), with unforgettable Costume Design by Oscar® and Tony® winner Ann Roth, and Sets by Tony® winner Scott Pask rounding out the amazing production.