‘The Book of Mormon’ Music and Technical Aspects | The Box Seat Babes Podcast

Hello! Do you have a minute to talk about our lord and savior, The Book of Mormon? No, not the actual book, but the wildly successful Broadway musical that has been a staple in the New York theatre scene since 2011! The Book of Mormon continues to delight audiences of all walks of life, with a satirical look at the power of religion and the community that stems from it. The national touring production recently stopped at The Fisher Theatre as the penultimate show of the 2024-2025 Broadway in Detroit season, bringing down the house with roarious laughter.

In this second episode of our The Book of Mormon discussion, hosts Brian Kitson and RJ Miller-Zelinko move on from the story and characters to talk about their highlights from the music and technical side of the show. With songs that pay homage to Broadway shows of decades past, each with a distinct sound, which ones stood out to them? How did they feel the staging and costumes helped to deliver the story? There’s so much to break down, all of which you can find in this most recent Box Seat Babes podcast episode! You can catch this musical comedy when it stops in a city near you! Stay tuned for part two, where we discuss the musical and technical side of the show!

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