Some features to look forward to:
1.) "PATRICK'S POP UP(DATES)" will feature stories from pop culture, music, theater, fashion, and the entertainment industry at large.
2.) "The Life of Riley" will also introduce a "take-a-look-at-your-life" section (READ: sort of an advice column), where I will help readers come up with their own questions and answers around what "ways of being" are working (or not working) to have them acheive their respective goals and live their best lives. This section is called "WHO YOU BE?".
3.) Additonally, there will be a free-flowing, organic section called "TESTIFY" from which I will pull from my own life's journey to share and hopefully inspire. Some of the fare may be new musings and experiences. Other times, I may pull from my journals and past sharings to shed light on some uncomfortable truths that I've experienced and that may perhaps play a role in healing someone else's wounds as the real-life experience did for me. From my experience of covering 9/11 as a freelance journalist to courageously coming out (as gay) to my family, "TESTIFY" promises to move those who choose to read it.
4.) And a section titled "PR" (like my initials, but also like "public relations") will include press clips from any coverage I get.
Entries in OBIE AWARD (1)
Save 40% on Kia Corthron's new hot-button drama @ Playwrights Horizon!
From one of the American Theater's most acclaimed voices and the Obie Award-winning director of Durango comes a new play addressing one of the most crucial issues of our time.
Playwrights Horizons in association with The Play Company and the Culture Project present
a COOL DIP in the BARREN SAHARAN CRICK
The World Premiere of a new play by Kia Corthron (Breath, Boom; Force Continuum)
Featuring
Keith Eric Chappelle • William Jackson Harper (Ruined) • Joshua King
Kianné Muschett (The Brother/Sister Plays) • Myra Lucretia Taylor (Fabulation)
Directed by OBIE Award winner Chay Yew (Durango)
An African preacher-in-training arrives in drought-stricken rural America intending to further his studies in religion and water conservation. Hosted by a family that is haunted by tragedy, he takes an interest in a young orphan starved for guidance—all the while maintaining an infectious optimism in the face of his obstacles. Undaunted, the preacher determines to battle—by any means necessary—the personal and political forces that threaten the ecology of his new home.
MARCH 23 - APRIL 11 ONLY
Perfs. Tues-Fri at 7:30pm, Sat at 2 & 7:30pm, Sun at 2 & 7pm
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Order by March 28 with code CDPP and tix are
$40 (reg. $50) for performances March 23 - April 11
HOW TO ORDER (with code CDPP)*:
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COOL DIP BLOG:
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SPECIAL EVENT APRIL 11: Following the matinee performance, author/journalist Alex Prud'homme reads from and discusses his new book on water issues Clean, Clear, and Cold. Free and open to the public. Call (212) 564-1235 x3152, or e-mail us HERE to reserve.
GROUP SALES (10+):
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