What do a former Evangelical Christian and singing cowboy, a famous Harlem Renaissance writer, a homeless woman, a gay high school student, a writers' colony, six lesbians and a gay Mormon have in common? Why, the Fresh Fruit Festival, of course.
What do a former Evangelical Christian and singing cowboy, a famous Harlem Renaissance writer, a homeless woman, a gay high school student, a writers' colony, six lesbians and a gay Mormon have in common? Why, the Fresh Fruit Festival, of course.
Diversionary Theatre's fifth production of the 2008-2009 season is the parable Facing East by noted LDS (Latter Day Saints) author Carol Lynn Pearson. A Mormon couple confronts the limits of their spiritual teachings upon the suicide of their gay son. The Salt Lake Tribune wrote of the play, which premiered at Plan-B Theatre Company in Salt Lake City in November 2006, 'A tightly-wound domestic tragedy...freshly relevant...dares to ask important questions about faith, death and survival.' In 2007, Variety said of Plan-B's tour (Off-Off Broadway and San Francisco), 'A vivid rumination on grief.'
Diversionary Theatre's fifth production of the 2008-2009 season is the parable Facing East by noted LDS (Latter Day Saints) author Carol Lynn Pearson. A Mormon couple confronts the limits of their spiritual teachings upon the suicide of their gay son. The Salt Lake Tribune wrote of the play, which premiered at Plan-B Theatre Company in Salt Lake City in November 2006, 'A tightly-wound domestic tragedy...freshly relevant...dares to ask important questions about faith, death and survival.' In 2007, Variety said of Plan-B's tour (Off-Off Broadway and San Francisco), 'A vivid rumination on grief.'
Steven Fales, who made his New York City theatrical debut with his critically acclaimed Off-Broadway and national hit one-person, autobiographical play CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY, is back with 'Mormon American Princess' (www.mormonboy.com) a new cabaret confection. Music directed by G. Scott Lacy.
Steven Fales, who made his New York City theatrical debut with his critically acclaimed Off-Broadway and national hit one-person, autobiographical play CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY, is back with 'Mormon American Princess' (www.mormonboy.com) a new cabaret confection. Music directed by G. Scott Lacy.
MB Productions and Steven Cohen Productions announce that the Los Angeles premiere of the award-winning, critically-acclaimed, smash-hit Off-Broadway play with music, CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY, written and performed by Steven Fales and directed by Tony Award-winner Jack Hofsiss is extending again and must close Sunday, April 15
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CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY will end its current Off-Broadway engagement at
the Soho Playhouse (15 Vandam Street) on Sunday, April 16, it has been
announced by the show's producers.
Gay singles are invited to mix and mingle after the March 16th performance of Confessions of a Mormon Boy at 8 PM
Confessions of a Mormon Boy, a new solo play written and performed by Steven Fales, will offer a new block of tickets extending the production until May 21, 2006 on-sale, now with a new low ticket price of $30
Confessions of a Mormon Boy, a new solo play written and performed by Steven Fales will have its Off-Broadway premiere, with preview performances starting January 27 prior to opening on February 5
CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BOY -- a new solo play written and performed by
Steven Fales, and directed by Tony Award winner Jack Hofsiss ('The Elephant Man')
-- will have its Off-Broadway premiere, with preview performances starting
January 27, 2006 prior to the play's official opening night on February 5 at the
newly renovated Soho Playhouse (15 Vandam St.) in Manhattan.
Steven Fales' Confessions of a Mormon Boy will open off-Broadway in February of 2006
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