Patrick Scully's guest appearances

Patrick Scully

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STUDIO STORIES: REMINISCING ON TWIN CITIES DANCE HISTORY

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Patrick Scully is a Minneapolis based choreographer/dancer and performance artist. He began dancing in 1972 as a college freshman. In 1976 he co-founded Contactworks, a Minneapolis based dance collective focused on contact improvisation. In 1980 he left Contactworks in search of a way to bring his voice as a gay man into the work he was creating. This eventually led him to Remy Charlip’s Naropa East workshop in 1984, Meetings with Remarkable Women. That led him to dance with Remy, beginning with Remy’s Ten Men show in BAM’s Next Wave Festival in 1984. In his heart, and daily life, Patrick is still dancing with Remy. Patrick’s most current project is Leaves of Grass – Illuminated, about Walt Whitman. In addition to his performing work, Patrick is the founder and long time director of Patrick’s Cabaret, in Minneapolis.

Patrick Scully is a Minneapolis based choreographer/dancer and performance artist. He began dancing in 1972 as a college freshman. In 1976 he co-founded Contactworks, a Minneapolis based dance collective focused on contact improvisation. In 1980 he left Contactworks in search of a way to bring his voice as a gay man into the work he was creating. This eventually led him to Remy Charlip’s Naropa East workshop in 1984, Meetings with Remarkable Women. That led him to dance with Remy, beginning with Remy’s Ten Men show in BAM’s Next Wave Festival in 1984. In his heart, and daily life, Patrick is still dancing with Remy. Patrick’s most current project is Leaves of Grass – Illuminated, about Walt Whitman. In addition to his performing work, Patrick is the founder and long time director of Patrick’s Cabaret, in Minneapolis.

Studio Stories: Reminiscing on Twin Cities Dance with Patrick Scully Season 1 Episode 7

Jennifer Bowen

We speak with Patrick Scully about Leaves of Grass – Illuminated, now playing in Minneapolis. Scully reveals Walt Whitman’s many sides: from the furtive—changing genders to “straighten things up”—to the fierce: defying the censors and getting banned in Boston. More info is available at http://thehookmpls.com/event/leaves-of-grass/ We also talk with Jennifer Bowen Hicks about the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop, which will be having its annual public reading at Hamline University on Saturday, October 22nd at 7pm. She is a writer who has received a Pushcart Prize Special Mention, a Best American Essay notable distinction, and her work has appeared in numerous publications, including The Iowa Review and Rumpus. As part of that conversation, we'll chat with Paul Van Dyke, who is a writer and an alumnus of the program. He is an Army veteran of Iraq and a recipient of the Purple Heart. His work has been published in Water~Stone Review, Literature &amp; the Arts, and 0-Dark Thirty, among other publications. He recently had a chapbook collection published by Red Bird Chapbooks. He serves on the board of directors for MPWW.

We speak with Patrick Scully about Leaves of Grass – Illuminated, now playing in Minneapolis. Scully reveals Walt Whitman’s many sides: from the furtive—changing genders to “straighten things up”—to the fierce: defying the censors and getting banned in Boston. More info is available at <a href="http://thehookmpls.com/event/leaves-of-grass/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://thehookmpls.com/event/leaves-of-grass/</a> We also talk with Jennifer Bowen Hicks about the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop, which will be having its annual public reading at Hamline University on Saturday, October 22nd at 7pm. She is a writer who has received a Pushcart Prize Special Mention, a Best American Essay notable distinction, and her work has appeared in numerous publications, including The Iowa Review and Rumpus. As part of that conversation, we'll chat with Paul Van Dyke, who is a writer and an alumnus of the program. He is an Army veteran of Iraq and a recipient of the Purple Heart. His work has been published in Water~Stone Review, Literature &amp; the Arts, and 0-Dark Thirty, among other publications. He recently had a chapbook collection published by Red Bird Chapbooks. He serves on the board of directors for MPWW.

10/18/2016 Patrick Scully & Jennifer Bowen Hicks & Paul Van Dyke