Have you ever had a day so ridiculous that the only sensible response was to sing about it? That’s what this cast gives you permission to do. Their album is perfect for a solo dance party in your kitchen after a rough meeting.
I remember putting the song “Hello!” on while scrubbing dishes, and suddenly I was belting “Hello! My name is Elder Price!” at my sink. The cat looked confused. It was glorious. That’s the kind of joy this cast brings to everyday chores.
Look Back at the Original Cast of The Book of Mormon on Broadway | Playbill
And when you need a lift? The song “I Believe” is a masterclass in pure, unfiltered confidence. Andrew Rannells says he believes a bunch of wild things (like that God lives in a place called Kolob), and you’ll find yourself nodding along. It’s infectious.
Why You Should Care, Even If You Don’t Like Musicals
Maybe you think musicals aren’t your thing. I get it. But the original cast of The Book of Mormon is less about fancy opera voices and more about hilarious, raw human connection. It’s like watching a really smart friend roast themselves for an hour.
This cast won Tony Awards, and they deserved them. But more importantly, they created a time capsule of pure, unfiltered silliness with a sharp, messy heart. It’s the kind of art that makes you feel less alone in your own chaos.
So the next time you’re folding laundry or sitting in traffic, let them into your ears. Let them make you laugh at the absurdity of it all. Because if two clueless missionaries can stumble into grace and find a family, maybe your day isn’t so bad after all.
