The First Wife – Joseph Smith’s Marriage to Emma Smith

Kymberly Mellen wrote and performed this one-woman theatrical piece at the Salt Lake City Sunstone Symposium in 2009. It is a fictional portrait of Emma Smith, “First Wife” of Joseph Smith.

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This entry was posted on December 10, 2012 by MoBugger. It was filed under Joseph Smith and was tagged with Church History, Emma Smith, First Wife, Joseph Smith, Kymberly Mellen, LDS Church, LDS doctrine, Performance, Polygamy, Sunstone Symposium, Theatre.

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