The Book of Mormon in Burlington 2026
The Book of Mormon musical is landing in Burlington, VT, for an unforgettable two-night event! Experience the brilliance of this Broadway best musical as it embarks on its North American tour. From Mar 24 – 25, 2026, The Flynn will host this popular musical comedy, showcasing its timeless humor and catchy music about missionaries. Don’t miss your chance to see this Tony Awards winner perform live! Buy your tickets now: The Book of Mormon tickets.
The Book of Mormon Burlington Tickets
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Cast in Burlington
The North American Tour of “The Book of Mormon” features a vibrant and talented cast bringing the iconic characters to life:
- Sam McLellan as Elder Price
- Diego Enrico as Elder Cunningham
- Keke Nesbitt as Nabulungi
- Craig Franke as Elder McKinley
- Jarius Miquel Cliett as Mafala Hatimbi
- Dewight Braxton Jr. as General
- Trevor Dorner as Mission President (also voices MTC Voice/Joseph Smith/Price’s Dad)
The Venue: The Flynn
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the plot of The Book of Mormon?
The musical follows two mismatched Mormon missionaries, Elder Price and Elder Cunningham, on a mission to a remote Ugandan village. They face challenges like culture shock, illness, poverty, and skeptical locals. With humor and heart, Cunningham adapts their message using imaginative storytelling. It’s a smart, satirical journey with tears and laughs, exploring themes of faith, friendship, doubt, and self-discovery.
Has the show won any awards?
Yes—it’s a nine‑time Tony Award winner, including Best Musical, Best Original Score, and Best Direction. It also earned the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album and international accolades like the Olivier. It’s widely praised for its sharp writing, unforgettable songs, and bold storytelling.
When and where is the Burlington, VT performance?
The tour stops at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts in Burlington, Vermont on March 24 and 25, 2026. It’s part of the Broadway Series, with doors opening about one hour before curtain.
How long is the show and is there an intermission?
The total runtime is about two and a half hours, including a 15‑ to 20‑minute intermission. That gives you time to stretch, chat, or grab a drink before Act II.
What age group is this show best for?
It’s intended for mature audiences—typically teens and adults (17+). It features strong language, religious satire, and adult humor. Younger children may find it too edgy.
How much do tickets cost?
Ticket prices vary by seating section and demand. Face‑value tickets typically start in a moderate price range, while resale may range higher based on popularity and seating. Early booking gives the best pricing.
How can I get cheap tickets?
To save, choose seats in the upper balcony or side mezzanine—those are usually the lowest priced. Sign up for the Flynn Center mailing list for early access and deals. For last‑minute options, watch trusted resale platforms for under face‑value deals. On performance days, ask the box office about rush or lottery tickets.
Are group discounts available?
Yes—groups of 10 or more often qualify for discounted pricing. Contact the Flynn Center’s group sales team early to reserve seats together and take advantage of group rates.
Is it safe to buy resale tickets?
Yes—when you use reputable resale platforms that guarantee authenticity. Avoid street sellers or listings that seem too good to be real—they often aren’t.
Is parking available at the Flynn Center?
Yes—there are multiple nearby parking lots and street parking in downtown Burlington. Arrive early to find a good spot and enjoy a relaxed start to your evening.
What should I wear?
The dress code is smart casual—jeans with a nice top or a simple dress work well. The venue can feel cool, so bring a light sweater or jacket to stay comfortable.
Can I take photos or record during the show?
No—photography, video, and audio recording are strictly prohibited during the performance. You’re welcome to take pictures in the lobby or outside before or after the show.