Written and performed by Steven Fales and directed by Tony Award-winner Jack Hofsiss (The Elephant Man, The Shadow Box), Confessions of a Mormon Boy is the compelling, humorous, and inspiring true story of a young man who went from being a model Mormon in Utah to becoming a high priced call boy in New York City. The captivating story takes audiences through his excommunication from the Mormon church, divorce, male prostitution and drug abuse, as he struggles to reclaim himself, his children and his "Donny Osmond smile."

A breakout hit during the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival - for which the play received a coveted Overall Excellence Award - Confessions of Mormon Boy also received a NY Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance.