Overview
High Note: E5
Low Note: A3
Analysis
A beautiful Ugandan woman; the daughter of Mafala Hatimbi. Nabulungi is kind, helpful, and selfless, even to the Mormons. She lost her mother as a young girl, and so is very protected by her father, sometimes to her own frustration. She is beloved by all in the village, and
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When auditioning for Nabulungi, ground your portrayal in high-stakes sincerity rather than playing the comedy. Nabulungi is the heart and emotional anchor of The Book of Mormon; her humor comes directly from her absolute conviction, gentle optimism, and naive earnestly believing in a better future for her village. Approach her with deep warmth and vulnerability, playing her desire for hope and escape as life-or-death serious. If you treat her dream as a joke, the humor flatlines, but if you
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