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The Book of Mormon will host a free performance for fans on Thursday, November 4, at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, one day before the show resumes its run in full on November 5. The details for how to register to attend the free fan performance are available now and can be found here.

After over 500 days in the dark, the lights came back up on Broadway on September 2nd, with the return of Hadestown and Waitress. September 14th marked the return Chicago, Hamilton, Wicked and The Lion King, with other big shows returning throughout the fall. 2021 will also welcome several highly-anticipated new shows, including MJ the Musical and Diana the Musical. For all Broadway performances through to October 31, audience members, cast, crew and theatre staff must be fully vaccinated, and it's safe to assume that that will be the case for the foreseeable future.

Part of why I beleive the book of Mormon, and everything else in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is how it tells of how I lived before I was born. Not reincarnation. But how God created my spirit before I was born, how in order for me to progress beyond where I was at, I needed to be born and experience mortal/temporal life. This resonates with me because I see wisdom in it, where other churches say that without baptism or membership in that church you will be damned to hell, the mormon church shows that God does not work that way, all will be redeemed (with few exceptions) and just by being born we have made progress that God deemed worthy for us to endure all the hardships and trials of life.

The book of Mormon tells about ancient Christianity, it truly taught principles and doctrines required of us by our heavenly father like the new testament today. I believe faithfully that the book of mormon is true and i hope that others will see its light.

If theater is your religion and the Broadway musical your sect, you've been woefully faith-challenged of late. Venturesome, boundary-pushing works such as Spring Awakening, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Next to Normal closed too soon. American Idiot was shamefully ignored at the Tonys and will be gone in three weeks. Meanwhile, that airborne infection Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark dominates headlines and rakes in millions, without even opening. Celebrities and corporate brands sell poor material, innovation gets shown the door, and crap floats to the top. It's enough to turn you heretic, to sing along with The Book of Mormon's Ugandan villagers: "Fuck you God in the ass, mouth and cunt-a, fuck you in the eye." Read the full review by David Cote

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