Art, Authority, and Economy: The 'I Am Jane' Dilemma

This chapter examines the public relations hurdles surrounding the theatrical production 'I Am Jane,' emphasizing the constraints imposed by church authorities on artistic representation, particularly of marginalized voices. It discusses the historical context of church financial ventures and their contemporary implications, especially regarding the City Creek Mall project in Salt Lake City. Through this exploration, it highlights tensions between faith, artistic expression, and economic priorities within the LDS community.