Confessions of a Mormon Boy, by Steven Fales, is Part I in The Mormon Boy Trilogy which also includes Missionary Position (New York International Fringe Festival) and Who’s Your Daddy? (which was performed at the United Solo Festival in November 2011 in New York City).
Before turning to writing and solo performance, Steven worked in regional theatres and Shakespeare festivals across America. He has worked with such luminaries as Elaine Stritch, Len Cariou, Douglas Sills, Judy Kaye, Emily Loesser among others. He has also acted in television, film, and commercials. He is the founder of the Solo Performance Alliance and teaches workshops all over the country.
A member of Actors Equity Association, Steven first trained on scholarship at the Boston Conservatory. After serving as a Mormon missionary in Portugal for two years, he later transferred to Brigham Young University where he received a BFA in musical theatre and later his MFA in acting from the University of Connecticut. He has studied at the American Comedy Institute in New York and privately with acting coach Larry Moss.
Steven was born in Utah and raised in California and Las Vegas (where he was singing at Caesar’s Palace by the age of sixteen). He currently lives in Salt Lake City where he takes an active role in raising his two children and exports his oxy-Mormon work from his home in the Rocky Mountains.
Sponsored by MileHighGayGuy.com, Confessions of a Mormon Boy will run for only five performances. For more information or tickets visit DangerousTheatre.com or call 720-233-4703.
