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- The author recounts experiencing many hilarious moments throughout life, particularly enjoying comical atmospheres created by funny people.
- "The Book of Mormon" is highlighted as an extremely funny musical, noted for its religious satire and humorous take on church organizations.
- The plot follows two naive Mormon missionaries in Uganda, facing challenges in spreading their teachings amidst local adversity.
- The author attended the musical on Broadway with classmates, describing it as a tear-inducing laughter experience despite the high ticket cost.
- The musical's clever and elegant jokes resonated with the author's love for satire, making the experience particularly memorable.
Throughout my life I have lived many funny and hilarious moments. I also met many nice and funny people, which have enabled the creation of very ridiculous atmospheres. In particular, some years ago I saw an extremely funny musical: The book of Mormon.
The story is a religious satire, time to joke about church organizations. “The Book of Mormon” tells the story of two young Mormon missionaries sent to a remote village in northern Uganda, where a brutal warlord threatens local populations.
I've seen this musical three years ago on Broadway, with some classmates when we went on holiday in New York. We laughed until we get out the tears from the eyes. Even if the ticket has cost many dollars, I certainly would repeat the experience.
I found the musical so much fun for the elegance and intelligence of the jokes; I am a lover of satire and I found this experience wonderful.