The Late Great Mormon Drag Queen
The shy, 15th son of the polygamous Mormon prophet didn’t seem destined
for the stage until he stepped out in a wig and a dress! Enter Madam
Pattirini – The Late Great Mormon Drag Queen.
Based on the true
story of Brigham Morris Young, featuring a "virtuoso solo performer"
(Calgary Herald) and original vaudeville-style songs. How will this
simple man and formidable diva find balance and acceptance?
"Delightful, fantastic,... meaningful & fun" – Audience review
From
the creator and performer of the award-winning solo show "Drag Me to the
Opera."
The Late Great Mormon Drag Queen is about a shy man in late 1800s Utah. He discovers a passion and talent for female impersonation, where he feels free in a way that he does not in other parts of his life. He begins performing, but must balance it with responsibilites to his family, church and job. He learns about the value of truth and finding purpose, which leads to self-acceptance.
Playwright: Steven Morton
Cast: Steven
Morton
Website: https://stevenmorton.ca
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Music/Musical Theatre
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$20.00 inc $5.00 fees -
18-August 22, 2026 -
60 minutes -
07: Chianti Yardbird Suite -
General (G) -
Show Contains: Religious Content, Crossdressing
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