Patrick Julian's Page

Patrick Julian was born and raised in rural Concord, Michigan, the son of a factory worker father and librarian mother. Ted Nugent lived one mile away, and his amplifiers could occasionally be heard late at night.

In the intervening years, Patrick has received a BS in Performance from Northern Michigan University, and a MA and Ph.D in Theater History from Bowling Green. As a writer, Patrick has published in both academic and pop media (and would like to thank Instinct magazine for that first shot in "Let the Breeder Speak"). His screenplays have won contest and festival awards, and his Bloods and Crips docudrama "The King of Watts" was produced in 2007. Patrick also writes for the stage; his children's play "Shadow gets a Black Eye" was an American College Theater Festival award winner, and a one-woman show that he co-wrote, "Inconclusive Woman", appeared off-Broadway in the Summer of 2009.