FoMo: Formerly Mormon

I absolutely loved this one! Frankie is a passionate and engaging performer. His story is really incredible and his delivery of it was very creative! Well done.... full review

This looks like a fascinating exploration of a significant life transition! It's always compelling to read about people navigating such personal journeys. For anyone interested in similar themes of identity and community, sometimes a good distraction can be found in a quick round of <a href="https://iogamesweb.com/flappy-bird">Flappy Bird</a>, which often involve community-driven challenges.... full review

Frankie did a wonderful job in this autobiographical solo show. I didn't know much about Mormonism beyond what I'd learned from the musical, but his storytelling was engaging, funny, and heartfelt. We had so much fun.... full review

So funny. So well-written and performed. A very surprising narrative — for a touching but humorous autobiographical show, you don't expect the actual storyline to have so many twists and turns. Frank is a formidable actor, able to portray so many modes with tightness and precision. When I see a solo show I want to walk away feeling like I really got to SEE the performer, and in this show, I felt like Frankie presented something very true and authentic about himself. A really entertaining and satisfying hour.... full review

A good balance of comedy and the sort of processing that comes with entering and leaving a high requirement religion. An excellent look into fear and how fear can drive us to do illogical things instead of facing it.... full review

What a wonderful show! Frankie is a true showman, so incredibly captivating! Such an interesting story. I mean, who would CHOOSE to be Mormon?! THIS FAG WOULD! And it made for an entertaining and somewhat heartbreaking story! Loved it! The hour flew by! I wanted it to be longer! ... full review

Formerly Mormon feels like a twist on the classic cult confessional. Rather than asking for forgiveness from a god or an Elder for his transgressions against the church for being gay and simply being human, Frankie’s testimony ;) is a confession and a moment of forgiveness for his “sins” as a member of LDS against his friends, queer community, and himself. We, the queer folk/ the congregation/ the audience, have a chance to listen, accept, and perhaps to forgive as well.... full review

"Fomo" Is New York City writer-actor Frankie Lee's infuriating and often very humorous autobiographical tale of what happens when we allow other people to control our mind, spirituality, sexuality and body. Armed with a very truthful script and a towering height, Frankie Lee soars high above the collateral damage brought about by his former Mormon religion, eventually coming back to himself, whilst stridently attempting to clean up the wreckage along the way. Lee the performer is a physical comedic powerhouse, and his script is equally impressive. ... full review

This sounds like a powerful and deeply personal show! Frankie Lee's ability to command the stage and delve into such complex themes is truly remarkable. The reviews highlight the brilliance of his performance and script. It reminds me of the intricate strategy one needs in a <a href="https://snakegame.onl">Google Snake</a> – navigating challenges to reach a goal. Definitely looking forward to seeing how he transforms his personal narrative into such an impactful experience.... full review

A heartfelt, emotional and moving coming of age story about a young man looking for connection in the Mormon church while denying and ultimately embracing his true self.... full review