The Book of Mormon has been called, “the funniest musical of all time”.


Queen Elizabeth II’s regular meetings with her prime ministers. For 60 years, the Queen met with her prime minister once a week in an audience at Buck- ingham Palace and had an unspoken agreement never to share what was said. Breaking the silence on her private per- sona, the play exposes the Queen as she might be when no one else is watching.


Finding Neverland (until Dec. 20) Te infamous story about the creation


of Peter Pan, Finding Neverland follows J.M. Barrie and his relationship with the family of a widow, Sylvia Llewelyn Da- vis, who is Barrie’s inspiration for pen- ning Peter Pan. Te musical explores similar themes to Peter Pan: imagina- tion and childlike wonder, and the pres- sure to grow up.


An Act of God (until Aug.2) Te mysteries of the Bible are tackled


by the perfect candidate: Sheldon Coo- per – or rather, Jim Parsons. Te comedy promises to answer the doting existen- tial questions that have troubled man- kind since Creation. Just as he does as Sheldon, Parsons’ character will have an answer for everything and convince you of his sincerity, if nothing else.


Jim Parsons, Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory, appears in An Act of God. thehubwinnipeg.com Summer 2015 • 43


Photo by Andrew Eccles. Photo by Joan Marcus.


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