I saw this with gal pal Sally in Chicago in February. We went with a group from UW-Waukesha. It was wonderful – worth every penny and completely lived up to the hype. My sides hurt from laughing so hard.
Who knew Mormons could be funny? Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago… probably also in Boston, Philly and D.C. So it will probably get to Portland in about 10 years. Gee, if I’m even around in another decade I’ll keep an eye out for it, sounds like fun. As for language, 9 year-olds know all the words already.
Back in the seventies, I decided that I’d let the next religious idiots that came to my door in and waste as much of their time as possible. Ta-da, Mormons showed up. I think I burned up about eight hours over the course of four visits.
It sold out here too and I missed it. I hope to catch it on the next trip through.
Patti, some of the audience left at the intermission. Some of the explicit language may have turned them off.
I saw this with gal pal Sally in Chicago in February. We went with a group from UW-Waukesha. It was wonderful – worth every penny and completely lived up to the hype. My sides hurt from laughing so hard.
My favorite line: “I’m wet with salvation.”
Beth, my favorite line was “I have maggots in my scrotum.”
Who knew Mormons could be funny? Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago… probably also in Boston, Philly and D.C. So it will probably get to Portland in about 10 years. Gee, if I’m even around in another decade I’ll keep an eye out for it, sounds like fun. As for language, 9 year-olds know all the words already.
Rick, I’m for preserving any youthful innocence that we can.
We haven’t seen it yet (I refused to pay fill Broadway prices) but it is definitely on our radar.
Jeff, you and Jackie would love THE BOOK OF MORMON. Very funny!
Back in the seventies, I decided that I’d let the next religious idiots that came to my door in and waste as much of their time as possible. Ta-da, Mormons showed up. I think I burned up about eight hours over the course of four visits.
Bob, I have the opposite approach: I just say “I’m not interested” and close the door.