Third Wheel: Peculiar Stories of Mormon Women in Love (2017)

by Melissa Leilani Larson

Other authors: Eric Samuelsen (Foreword)

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This volume contains two AML-award-winning plays by the Mormon world's uppingnest and comingnest playwright. And these are both plays that deal fearlessly with important issues. "Little Happy Secrets," which won the AML award for drama in 2009, explores same-sex attraction among a pair of roommates at BYU. "The Pilot Program," which won the same award in 2015, imagines the re-introduction of polygamy in a childless Mormon family. Utah audiences have seen these plays on stage already, and now everybody has a chance to read them.… (more)

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This volume contains two AML-award-winning plays by the Mormon world's uppingnest and comingnest playwright. And these are both plays that deal fearlessly with important issues. "Little Happy Secrets," which won the AML award for drama in 2009, explores same-sex attraction among a pair of roommates at BYU. "The Pilot Program," which won the same award in 2015, imagines the re-introduction of polygamy in a childless Mormon family. Utah audiences have seen these plays on stage already, and now everybody has a chance to read them.

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