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Conversations With Patrick Scully
   

...sort of like Charlie Rose...

Dear Friends, I have a couple of fun shows coming up! The idea is to have intelligent conversation, sort of like Charlie Rose, with great guests, and some guest artists.

Dancer, impresario, activist, bon vivant ~ Patrick Scully is a man of many hats, all worn with an abundance of style, gusto, and grace. Holding a crowd unassisted comes naturally to the charming Irishman; luckily for the Twin Cities' A&E world, he likes to share. Conversations with Patrick Scully finds him trading observations, stories, and reflections related to the creative life of our community with a dazzling array of insightful and articulate peers.

 

Where:
Varsity Theater
1308 4th St SE, Mpls

When:
#1 Saturday April 9, 7:30 pm
#2 Friday April 15, 7:30 pm

TIckets:
$10 612 604-0222 or varsitytheater.org

FFI:
Patrick Scully 612 205-1512

 
 

#1

No matter how much you think you know about Robyne Robinson, you're bound to encounter new facets of the television personality, curator, and visual artist's wide-ranging mind when she joins Patrick on April 9th. A pair of trios by acclaimed dancer, choreographer, and educator Leah Nelson, along with an all-too-rare appearance by pan-electronica shamans Keston and Westdal, promise to render an already memorable occasion even more so.
 

#2

John Killacky has been anything but idle since leaving the Walker Art Center nearly a decade ago. Now ensconced at the San Francisco Foundation, the arts administrator extraordinaire brings his Lambda Literary Award winning anthology ~ Queer Crips: Disabled Gay Men and Their Stories ~ to April 15's conversation, along with a new film and an unparalled overview of last decade's culture wars and their aftermath. Humphrey Institute scholar and nationally-recognized art scene observer Ann Markusen joins the pair for what promises to be a thoroughly enlightening exchange. Leslie Ball enlivens the evening further with a pair of captivating musical interludes.
 



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