It has won nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It's been seen by millions of people, and yes, even some actual Mormons have seen it and laughed. The play argues that faith is messy, weird, and personal—and that's okay.
You don't need to know anything about Mormonism to enjoy it. The core story is universal: two insecure people trying to help others while figuring their own lives out. It’s about learning that the "perfect" version of yourself is a myth, but the weird version can actually change the world.
One Warning: It's Not for Kids
The show is rated R for a reason. There is a lot of swearing, some very explicit jokes, and a song about a certain part of the male anatomy that will make your grandma blush. If you're easily offended by crude humor, you might want to stick to Wicked.
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But if you can handle a few shock-value moments to get to the heart of the story, you're in for a treat. The rude jokes are like the pickles on the burger—they add a sharp, tangy contrast to the sweet, earnest bun underneath.
