Spotlight on ‘Repossessed’ actor Patrick Day
Opening August 16 in the Foulds Theatre at the Alliance for the Arts is Theatre Conspiracy’s production of Greg Lam’s Repossessed. Included in the all-star cast that Producing Artistic Director Bill Taylor and Director Stephen Hooper have assembled for this world premiere show is Patrick Day.
Day is a terrific character actor. He was absolutely marvelous in 
his last role, that of Nora Helmer’s tormentor Nils Krogstad in Theatre Conspiracy’s production last season of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. That part followed his equally memorable performance as George Hay in the CFABS Players’ production of Moon Over Buffalo.
An engineer by day and thespian by night, Day has performed at the Herb Strauss Theater in Sanibel, Cultural Park 
Theater in Cape Coral and Theatre Conspiracy and Lab Theater in Fort Myers. Some of Patrick’s favorite roles include Sam Abrams in Deborah Zoe Laufer’s Sirens, Comet in The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, Eduardo, in Robert Caisley’s Happy, Greg in Sylvia, David Kahn in Social Security, Serge in Art, and Matthew Perry in A Little Murder Never Hurt Anybody, and more recently, Sturdyvant in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. He also reprised the role of an Irish cop in Arsenic & Old Lace, which the CFABS Community Players 
produced in 2015.
Day’s the kind of actor who’s all in both in the parts he plays and the life he leads. Don’t miss this opportunity to watch him work … and play.
Repossessed was the winner of Theatre Conspiracy’s 19th annual Janet and Bruce Bunch New Play Contest.
August 8, 2018.
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