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The most celebrated — and most hilariously irreverent — musical of the 21st century is coming to Indianapolis. The touring production of The Book of Mormon plays Clowes Memorial Hall for eight performances, May 11 through May 16, 2027, as part of the Broadway in Indianapolis 2026–2027 season. Co-written by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone alongside Avenue Q co-writer Robert Lopez, this nine-Tony-Award winner (including Best Musical) has been one of Broadway's hottest tickets since its 2011 debut — and the touring production delivers every bit of that theatrical firepower on the road.
The show follows two young Mormon missionaries dispatched to a remote village in Uganda, where nothing goes as planned. What sounds like a setup for easy satire turns into something more unexpected: a show with genuine heart underneath the outrageousness, celebrating the human impulse to believe in something bigger than yourself. Songs like "I Believe," "Turn It Off," "Hasa Diga Eebowai," and "You and Me (But Mostly Me)" have become modern Broadway standards — the kind of earworms that stay with you for days.
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When The Book of Mormon opened on Broadway in March 2011, it did something rare: it won over both critics and audiences simultaneously. The show swept the Tony Awards that year, claiming nine statuettes including Best Musical, Best Direction of a Musical, Best Book of a Musical, and Best Original Score. It's since become the standard-bearer for a certain kind of Broadway show — one that goes to places you wouldn't expect and makes you laugh harder than you thought possible, before sneaking in something genuinely moving at the end.
The creative team is one of the most unlikely in Broadway history. Trey Parker and Matt Stone — the duo behind South Park — teamed up with Robert Lopez, who had previously co-created the puppetry musical Avenue Q and would later go on to write "Let It Go" for Disney's Frozen. The combination of South Park's fearless irreverence and Lopez's genuine musical theater craft produced something that felt genuinely new: a show that could poke fun at religion, idealism, and American naivety while remaining deeply affectionate toward its characters. Elder Price and Elder Cunningham — the two missionaries at the story's center — are played with heart, not mockery.
Clowes Memorial Hall on the Butler University campus is one of Indianapolis's premier performing arts venues, with a seating capacity of around 2,200 and excellent sightlines from every section. The hall has hosted touring Broadway productions for decades and is well-suited to the scale of Book of Mormon — big enough for the production's full design but intimate enough that no seat feels disconnected from the stage. The May 11–16, 2027 engagement features eight performances: evening shows Tuesday through Saturday and matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
The touring production maintains the full Broadway design, including the original scenic design, costumes, and choreography by Casey Nicholaw (who also co-directed with Parker). The cast of touring performers brings fresh energy to roles that have launched careers — Elder Price and Elder Cunningham in particular have become career-making parts for young musical theater actors.
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The Book of Mormon plays Clowes Memorial Hall at Butler University in Indianapolis from May 11 through May 16, 2027. There are eight performances total: evening shows Tuesday through Saturday, plus matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
Clowes Memorial Hall is located on the Butler University campus at 4600 Sunset Avenue in Indianapolis. The hall seats approximately 2,200 and is one of the city's premier Broadway touring venues, with multiple parking options on and near campus. Check the Butler Arts Center website for venue-specific policies on bags, accessibility, and early arrival recommendations.
The show is intended for mature audiences. It contains strong language, adult themes, and irreverent religious humor. The production carries an R-level equivalent advisory. Most venues recommend it for ages 14 and up, though parents should review content advisory notes and use their own judgment.
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The Book of Mormon plays Clowes Memorial Hall in Indianapolis from May 11 through May 16, 2027.
There are eight performances total during the May 11–16, 2027 engagement at Clowes Memorial Hall.
The Book of Mormon follows two young Mormon missionaries sent to a remote Ugandan village. The show is a comedic, irreverent, but ultimately heartfelt exploration of faith, idealism, and the human need to believe in something.
The Book of Mormon was co-written by Trey Parker and Matt Stone (creators of South Park) and Robert Lopez (Avenue Q, Frozen's "Let It Go"). It opened on Broadway in March 2011.
The Book of Mormon won nine Tony Awards in 2011, including Best Musical, Best Direction, Best Book, and Best Original Score.
Notable songs include "Hello!," "You and Me (But Mostly Me)," "Hasa Diga Eebowai," "Turn It Off," "I Am Africa," "I Believe," and "Tomorrow Is a Latter Day."
The show contains strong language, adult themes, and mature humor. It is generally recommended for ages 14 and up. Parents should review the content advisory before bringing younger children.
Clowes Memorial Hall is located at 4600 Sunset Avenue on the Butler University campus in Indianapolis, Indiana. Parking is available on campus and at nearby lots.
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Yes — the Indianapolis production is the official North American touring production of The Book of Mormon, maintaining the full Broadway design, score, and choreography by Casey Nicholaw.
The Book of Mormon runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes including one intermission.
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