Above you have hopefully found a thumb-nail sketch of the solo plays, shows, cabarets, and stand up of Steven Fales--brief information about work past, present and future, and where Steven has performed before. Here are a few more fun facts about Steven's solo work:

The companion book to the stage play Confessions of a Mormon Boy: Behind the Scenes of the Off-Broadway Hit is a Lambda Literary Award Finalist and includes the unabridged script, essays, exhibits, etc. It was originally published by Alyson Books but is now out of print. Used copies (and a few new) are available on Amazon. 

The album Confessions of a Mormon Boy: Live from London received 5-stars from BroadwayWorld.com and is available to download on Amazon, iTunes, and CDBaby.com.

Confessions of a Mormon Boy was professionally filmed live with multiple cameras off Broadway, in L.A., and in runs across the country including Bay Street Theatre, Pride Plays and Films, and other runs for the documentary film Mormon Boy currently in pre-production.

High school students have won awards in state and national drama and speech competitions all over the country doing excerpts from Confessions of a Mormon Boy. 

Though licensing is not formally available, permission was granted for a college student to perform the play at 

Crafton Hills College in Southern California.

The play has been translated into Portuguese and is currently being translated into Spanish.

May we be so bold as to say that Confessions of a Mormon Boy is one of the most successful self-produced non-celebrity-driven autobiographical solo plays of its generation. Confessions alone has grossed over $1M at the small theatre box office.

Confessions has been a wind-fall, cash cow that has kept many small theatres from closing or has launched entire new eras of success.

Confessions has been used to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and countless complimentary tickets for charity.

The solo work of Steven Fales is the most comprehensive and three-dimensional exploration of Mormon Americana ever seen onstage.

Confessions and Mormon Boy Trilogy are being expanded into a series of books called Oxy-Mormon Memoirs.

Steven did not start writing until after his excommunication, but he has been disowned by many family members because of his work.

Play History /Milestones of Confessions of a Mormon Boy:

• Caroline’s on Broadway, 5-minute Standup Comedy  Routine (American Comedy Institute), June 2001 (also at Standup New York and Don’t Tell Mama)
• NYC Apartment Readings,      Summer 2001

· Sunstone Symposium Reading, Salt Lake City, August 2001

· Reading at Spaulding’s, Salt Lake City, October 2001

· Salt Lake City World Premiere (Original Utah Version), Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, November 2001, Extended by Popular Demand.

• Gamofite Retreat Reading,      Maryland/Washington D.C.,      April 2002
• NYC Workshop (gentile version), Jose Quintero Theatre      on 42nd St.,      June 2002
• San Francisco Run (New Conservatory Theatre),      August 2002, Extended by Popular Demand.
• San Francisco Reading at NCT (escorting/drugs/hair      unveiled), August 2002
• Las Vegas      Run, Clark County Library Theatre (National Affirmation Conference),      September 2002
• Salt Lake City II (escorting/drugs/hair added), Rose      Wagner Performing Arts Center, September 2002

· Writing Workshop with Jack Hofsiss in New York, October 2002

• National Gamofite Conference Reading, San Diego, January      2003
• Miami      Run (Coconut Grove Playhouse), March 2003
• CULT! (Sunstone,      Wise Guys Comedy Café, and Affirmation Conference), August, September,      October 2003
• Basic Rights Oregon      Benefit Staged Reading, Portland, November 2003
• Desert AIDS Project Benefit Staged Reading, Palm Springs, November 2003
• Portland      (OR) Run (Hollywood Theatre), May 2004

Overall Excellence Award for Solo Show

Sold Out Run.

• Salt Lake City III (GLBT Center of Utah Benefit), September 2004
• Connecticut Repertory Theatre/UConn (performance with      student workshop), December 2004
• Chicago      Run (Bailiwick Repertory Theatre), January 2005 (benefit for GLBT      Library) Extended by Popular Demand.
• San Francisco II (New Conservatory Theatre), April      2005
• Out Professionals Event, May 2005 “What’s a Good      Mormon Boy Like You Doing In a Place Like This?” with Emmett Foster
• San Diego Run      (Diversionary Theatre), July – August 2005

Extended run breaking all box office records in 20-year history

• Lincoln        Center, New York      City, The Point Foundation Benefit, Dec. 5, 2005
• San Diego      (Encore run at Diversionary Theatre), Dec. 9 – 18, 2005
• Off-Broadway Run, SoHo      Playhouse, Opening Night, February 5, 2006
• Tour: Atlanta, Austin, Salt Lake City      (fourth time), Los Angeles, Boston, Provincetown, Los Angeles (second      time). Ft. Lauderdale,      Fire Island.
• Dublin International Gay Theatre      Festival 2008 (Oscar Wilde Award Nomination)
• International tour planned: London,      Toronto, Edinburgh,      Sydney, Cape Town, etc.