The Book of Mormon is now playing at the Prince of Wales Theatre<\/strong> in London, booking to 18 April <\/strong>2026.<\/p>\n Created by South Park\u2019s Trey Parker<\/strong> and Matt Stone<\/strong>, with music co-written by Robert Lopez<\/strong> (Frozen, Avenue Q), The Book of Mormon opened in the West End in 2013.<\/p>\n At tomorrow\u2019s evening performance on 3 January 2026, The Book of Mormon will play its 4,660th performance, leapfrogging We Will Rock You to become the 16th longest-running show, and also the 12th longest-running musical in West End history.<\/p>\n See the full line-up of the longest-running West End shows here<\/a>.<\/p>\n In recent months The Book of Mormon has also overtaken Thriller Live and Billy Elliot The Musical<\/a> in the longest-running shows and musicals categories.<\/p>\n Other West End milestones in 2025<\/a> for the show included it becoming the 15th longest-running musical<\/a> in West End history in June 2025, overtaking Miss Saigon<\/a> after its 4,413th performance<\/strong> in London.<\/p>\n The current London cast includes Blair Gibson<\/strong> as Elder Price, Conner Peirson<\/strong> as Elder Cunningham, and Paige Peddie<\/strong> as Nabulungi, alongside Colin Burnicle<\/strong>, Ian Carlyle<\/strong>, Matthew Elliot-Campbell<\/strong>, and Ron Remke<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Production photos<\/p>\n The production is co-directed by Trey Parker<\/strong> and Casey Nicholaw<\/strong> (Disney\u2019s Hercules<\/a>), who also choreographs.<\/p>\n Winner of nine Tony Awards and four Olivier Awards, The Book of Mormon continues to be one of London\u2019s most reliably crowd-pleasing shows, offering sharp satire, catchy songs, and a distinctly irreverent sense of humour.<\/p>\n The Book of Mormon is now booking at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London<\/strong>, until 18 April 2026.<\/p>\n Book tickets to The Book of Mormon at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Also see: West End milestones in 2025<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Book of Mormon<\/p>\n Prince of Wales Theatre,\u00a0London<\/p>\n Offer: Save up to \u00a357<\/p>\n Book tickets<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcf7\u00a0Main photo: The Book of Mormon, Prince of Wales Theatre, London. (c) Production<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/The-Book-of-Mormon-2023.jpg\"\/ "\\"The")
<\/a> \ud83d\udc64News Team<\/a> \ud83d\udcc52 January 2026
Tags: Blair Gibson<\/a>, Casey Nicholaw<\/a>, Colin Burnicle<\/a>, Conner Peirson<\/a>, Ian Carlyle<\/a>, Matt Stone<\/a>, Matthew Elliot-Campbell<\/a>, Paige Peddie<\/a>, Prince Of Wales Theatre<\/a>, Robert Lopez<\/a>, Ron Remke<\/a>, The Book of Mormon<\/a>, Trey Parker<\/a><\/p>\n