It all started nearly twenty years ago with the world premiere of Steven Heard Fales' groundbreaking Confessions of a Mormon Boy in Salt Lake City, Utah. This critically acclaimed, award-winning autobiographical solo play has since played Off-Broadway, across the country, and around the world—becoming a celebrated one-man phenomenon and truth-telling movement. Ahead of its time, Mormon Boy is now right on time with its universal themes, contemporary relevance, and generosity of spirit.
Steven Heard Fales is a classically trained actor who first started writing when his perfect Mormon world fell apart. He was the first gay mormon/bisexual dad and formally excommunicated Latter-day Saint male to ever tell his story in any kind of artistic mainstage/mainstream way. Sharing his poignant and crowd-pleasing Oxy-Mormon stories is part of an ongoing mission to educate, inspire, and entertain diverse audiences from every corner of the globe. More than Mormon, Confessions of a Mormon Boy has become "a human thing" and is now part one in Mormon Boy Trilogy and the cornerstone of his "Mormon Boy Experience" that includes other solos, plays, books, music, etc.
For more about Mormon Boy, please explore this new website that will continue to be updated in preparation for MormonBoy 2.0 launching in 2022, "Because a young dad grew up with a lot more to say!" Meanwhile, thank you for visiting. Please stay safe during the pandemic. And as Steven Heard Fales' Mormon Boy motto goes, "Keep Smiling!"
