The Book of Mormon hits the Scotiabank Centre stage this July.

Halifax, you’re really, really excited about the two Broadway performances coming to the city in 2023: Enough, in fact, to warrant an extension to The Book of Mormon‘s run this July at the Scotiabank Centre.

Yup, that’s right: A press release from the show producers sent this morning says that four extra shows are being added to the musical’s fast-selling date range, from July 18-23. Tickets will be on presale starting Thursday, April 20 at 10am, with the code “book”.

Until now, tickets for The Book of Mormon were being sold in a bundle—what the Scotiabank Centre was describing as a “season package”—with tickets to Come From Away, another Broadway musical showing in Halifax this November. Starting on Friday, April 21, (or the day prior, if you use the presale info above) individual tickets to just  The Book of Mormon will be on sale. Available via the Scotiabank Centre website, they range from $85-$150.

As for tickets for just Come From Away, there’s some conflicting information. The Broadway in Halifax website says the CFA presale starts Monday July 24, but according to the Ticketmaster page where you actually buy the tickets, the Halifax presale opens Tuesday July 18. (Scotiabank Centre announced in June that it was switching to Ticketmonster in order to “create an even better fan experience.”)

Whenever the CFA presale starts, the way to get access is apparently go to Book of Mormon: Broadway in Halifax’s Facebook page says Mormon attendees will “receive a special presale code to purchase Come From Away tickets before they go on sale to the public next Friday.”

And this means access for the general public to get CFA tix without going to Mormon is “next Friday”—which here absolutely definitely probably means either Friday, July 21 or Friday, July 28. For the best fan experience, you should probably just check the Come From Away Ticketmaster page every Friday until you can buy a ticket.

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With files from Kyle Shaw

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Morgan was the Arts & Entertainment Editor at The Coast, where she wrote about everything from what to see and do around Halifax to profiles of the city’s creative class to larger cultural pieces. She...

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