www.clydefitchreport.com: When a theater-maker of a certain age who identifies as LGBTQ asks a younger theater-maker who identifies as LGBTQ, “Who was Robert Patrick?,” it seems to me that a younger theater-maker either ought to know the answer or to prep for a glorious education. For to know Patrick’s work is to acknowledge and revel in a truly indelible historical point — the one at which the American theater intersected with, and was immeasurably enriched by, America’s LGBTQ movement. There are only so many artists of whose work this truly can be said, and Patrick’s will always be one of them.
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