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           Born in Connecticut and raised in Grosse Pointe, MI, Patrick is a
    graduate of New York University and a true "working actor".  His
    credits run the gamut from theater and film to television,
    commercials, and industrials.  His most recent movie, the Coen
    brothers BURN AFTER READING, starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt
    and John Malkovich, is always available on DVD and Blu-Ray, and
    his recent role as Timothy Kliner in THE ROYAL PAINS can be seen
    on the USA network in multiple reruns.

           Broadway appearance's include standing by for Ralph
    Fiennes in his Tony nominated performance as Frank Hardy in
    FAITH HEALER and Ken Ludwig's adaptation of 20TH CENTURY with
    Alec Baldwin and Anne Heche.  His other Broadway credits
    include HEDDA GABLER with Kate Burton, DEATH OF A SALESMAN
    with Brian Dennehy, THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER, the
    Broadway workshop production of IVORY JOE COLE directed by
    Kenny Leon and TRINITY, a workshop based on the novel by the
    late Leon Uris.

           Off-Broadway credits include critically acclaimed
    performances in the Drama Desk and Obie Award winning
    productions of ALL THE WAY HOME and THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE
    STAIRS, both directed by Jack Cummings III and produced by
    TRANSPORT GROUP.  Other Off Broadway work includes the Platform
    Theater production of Lee Blessing's TWO ROOMS at the Lion
    Theater and  Theaterworks USA's HENRY & MUDGE at the Lucille
    Lortel, both directed by Peter Flynn, the World Premiere of  THE
    UNDERPANTS by Steve Martin at Classic Stage Company, SNAKEBIT  
    by David Marshall Grant at the Century Theater and THE RISE OF
    DOROTHY HALE at St. Luke's Theater.  Patrick was also part of the
    2003 Obie Award winning MOLLY'S DREAM at Soho Rep.

           Patrick's regional credits include Disney's HIGH SCHOOL
    MUSICAL at the Papermill Playhouse in Millburn, New Jersey,
    directed by Papermill Artistic Director Mark Hoebee and MAME
    with Michelle Lee and ANNIE GET YOUR GUN with Jenn Colella,
    both at the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera.  Other regional work
    includes RICHARD II at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey
    and FLIGHT OF THE LAWNCHAIR MAN  and VERY GOOD EDDIE at
    Goodspeed Opera House, a production which won the
    Connecticut Critics Award for Best Musical of 2003, BETRAYAL at the
    McCarter Theater in Princeton, NJ and PENTECOST at Yale Rep in
    New Haven, CT.
           Still other regional work includes KING LEAR at the Whole
    Theater in Montclair, NJ and 1776  & DANCING AT LUGNASA at the
    Pioneer Theater in Salt Lake City,Utah.  Patrick also spent 3 years
    and performed in many productions at the Williamstown
    Theater Festival in Williamstown, MA including DEATH TAKES
    A HOLIDAY with Christopher Reeve, Blythe Danner & Maria
    Tucci, THE LEGEND OF OEDIPUS with Joe Morton and Joan
    Van Ark, MARAT/SADE with Rebecca De Mornay,  HENRY IV
    directed by Austin Pendleton and HOW  I FELL IN LOVE,
    directed by David Lee.

           In the summer of 2003 Patrick narrated the reenactment of the
    200th Anniversary of the Alexander Hamilton - Aaron Burr Duel
    below the cliffs of Weehawken, NJ for C-Span.  His TV credits
    include the LAW  & ORDER  triple crown; LAW & ORDER, with the late
    Jerry Orbach, LAW & ORDER: S.V.U and LAW & ORDER: Criminal
    Intent.  Other television credits include SPIN CITY as Heather
    Locklear's boyfriend Rob and many, many daytime dramas.  Film
    credits include  SOMEWHERE IN THE CITY  and LOVE WALKS IN with
    Denis Leary.  Patrick is also cited in Mari Lyn Henry and Lynne
    Rogers book HOW TO BE A WORKING ACTOR for his unique
    approach and self marketing tools to continually succeed as a
    working actor.  Patrick  has been a proud member of Actors Equity
    since 1990, as well as an active member of the Screen Actors
    Guild and AFTRA.  He is also and an avid hockey fan and player.
Narrating the Hamilton-Burr Duel
for
CSPAN, July 2004
with Douglas Hamilton and Antonio Burr