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will be appearing as a guest on Live
with Regis and Kathie Lee on Monday 3rd April.
He is also scheduled to appear on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, on Tuesday 11th April @ 11 p.m. on Comedy Central. Thanks to Kay Alexiou, Karen Rourke and Jane Hall for the info. |
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| US
viewers can catch Patrick on the Rosie
O'Donnell Show on Tuesday 28th talking about his Broadway role
as Lyman Felt in 'The Ride Down Mt. Morgan'.
Thanks to Ana Elba Perez-Matos & Nicole Esslinger |
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| Whilst
currently based in New York for the Broadway run of Arthur Miller's 'Ride
Down Mt. Morgan' - previewing today, Patrick will be attending the Star
Trek & sci-fi convention on Long Island this Sunday 26th March.
Details of the convention
schedule and ticket sales are available from the organisers - Creation
Entertainment
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The
online magazine Eon has a new home with the Mothership web portal, allowing
it space to feature even more articles and photos with regular updates
on news from the sci-fi world.
Eon's photo editor, Al Orgeta, has an impressive collection of snaps of Patrick which are now located on their own page. Keep
up the good work Al
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Next
Tuesday
21st March sees Patrick open on Broadway with the preview of Arthur
Miller's 'The
Ride Down Mt. Morgan'.
He plays Lyman Felt, a bigamist who has to face up to the consequences of his actions when his hospitalisation - following an accident, brings together his two wives. Playing his younger wife Leah, is Katy Selverstone who appeared in 'The Drew Carey Show' on US TV. The role of Theo his other wife is played by Frances Conroy who appeared in this role with Patrick in the Nov. '98 production at the Public Theater. The play continues until July 23rd at the Ambassador Theater. Tickets: $55 - $65
Box Office Tel: (212) 239 6200
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| Unfortunately
Patrick didn't receive the award for Outstanding
Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries at the
Screen Actors Guild ceremony in LA last night.
Stewart
was amongst a distingushed list of nominees for his role of Scrooge
in TNT's December showing of A
Christmas Carol. The award went to Jack Lemmon.
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