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EQUITY MEMBERSHIP CANDIDATE (EMC)

Upcoming Projects:

The Santaland Diaries
Seattle Public Theater
December 2013

 

Since he began acting 12 years ago, Patrick has played a romantic lover, an arrogant prince, an upright duke, a fat drunken womanizer, an island savage, a murderous king, a pesky little brother, a wannabe strolling actor, a murderous king (again), a raging anti-feminist, a gossiping little shit, a witty proclaimed bachelor, a mysterious Italian visitor, a Rabbi's apprentice, a guy named Jack (or maybe Jill), a gullible butler, himself (sort of), a multi-talented young lord/servant/soldier, a crazy ninja butcher, a rabbit-loving private eye, a shipwrecked twin, the son no mother would love, a freezing refugee, a singing messenger boy, an eclectic conventioneer, a pre-hermetic tutor, an atheist who believes in God, an overbearing middle-aged woman, a dead cheesemonger, the Roman boy who lived, himself (sort of) (again), a visionary gardener, a woman's boyhood memory, a French herald, a Boy, a roynish clown, a guilt-ridden merchant mariner, a snarky genius, a tap dancing islander, a submissive neighbor, an OCD receptionist, a genetically perfect boyfriend, a law-breaking teacher, a jolly painter, an excitable little boy, a bored monkey, a star-struck photographer, a veteran farmer, an overzealous Christian, himself (sort of) (yes, again), a snarky genius (again), an emo prince, and a disgruntled elf.

But seriously, he has had the pleasure of working locally with GreenStage (both indoors and outdoors), Ghost Light Theatricals, Rainier Valley Youth Theatre, ReAct, the Driftwood Players, Woman Seeking... a theatre company, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Theater Schmeater, 14/48: the world's quickest theater festival, Strawberry Theatre Workshop, Stone Soup Theatre, Sound Theatre Company, ACT (Young Playwrights Festival and Represent! A Multicultural Playwrights Festival), Pratidhwani, and Mirror Stage Company, as well as internationally with the InPlayers of Amsterdam. He has also worked extensively with Seattle Public Theater, appearing on the mainstage, with the youth program, and in youth program alumni shows. He has also worked off-stage at SPT as an assistant director, stage manager, sound designer, and Front of House Coordinator/Box Office Manager. He is a founding member of SPT's Bathhouse Ensemble, a training lab for SPT youth program alumni. As a teaching artist, Patrick has shared his passion for Shakespeare with students at Seattle Public Theater, Seattle Shakespeare Company, and Shakespeare Walla Walla. Patrick is also a former drag artist, performing as Piper Mantini with the award-winning drag trio PMS. He was nominated for a 2010 Gregory Award (presented by Theatre Puget Sound) in the category "Person to Watch." Patrick is a proud graduate of the Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington - Seattle, and this fall will begin pursuing an MPA at UW's Evans School of Public Affairs. As always, for grandma.

Professions/skills: Volunteer or Board;Voice Talent;Producer;Public Relations;Marketing;Educator;Director;Administrator;Actor;Acting Instructor