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Patty Gone is a poet, artist, and scholar. She is the author of Love Life (Mount Analogue, 2019), and her writing has appeared in The Believer, Hyperallergic, Art Papers, and jubilat. She has performed or been exhibited at the Queens Museum, Locust Projects, Human Resources, The Poetry Project, and Smack Mellon, and has received support from Mass MoCA, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, and UCLA’s Center for the Study of Women. She lives in Los Angeles.

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We’re All That

Raja Feather Kelly and the Imprint of Pop

25 July 2017

The Feath3r Theory post-ballet theatre musical about the influence of pop culture on how we live.

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On Richard Maxwell & the Rupture of Real

14 April 2015

The author on The Kitchen's production of The Evening by Richard Maxwell. 

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Gender Futures

A Talk with Christian Appel and Renée Imperato of the TransGenerational Theatre Project

24 August 2017

Patty Gone interviews Christian Appel and Renée Imperato about how they used applied theatre, writing, and utopian world-envisioning to create the all-trans, ensemble- based TransGenerational Theatre Project in NYC. 

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The Audience is Present

An Interview with LIFT’s Mark Ball

16 June 2016

Patty Gone explores audience engagement and the relative merit of the Q&A in conversation with Mark Ball, artistic director of the London International Festival of Theatre.

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One World is Not Enough

An Interview with Meiyin Wang of Under the Radar Festival

11 January 2016

Patty Gone interviews Under the Radar Festival Co-Director, Meiyin Wang.

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Every Body on the Dance Floor

On Jérôme Bel’s Ballet

17 December 2015

Patty Gone reviews Jérôme Bel’s Ballet at the Marian Goodman Gallery in New York City. 

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The Sustainable Temporary

An Interview with Andy Field of Forest Fringe

10 September 2015

Patty Gone interviews Andy Field, co-director of Forest Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland. 

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“The Book,” Author Said

On Elevator Repair Service’s The Sound and the Fury

11 August 2015

Patty Gone on Elevator Repair Service’s adaptation of William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury

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Notes on Impersonation

8 July 2015

Patty Gone explores the ideas of fame, talent, and originality in the world of celebrity impersonation.

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The Long Shadow of Marble Busts

12 February 2015

Brett Bailey’s Exhibit B poses actors in tableau vivants that nod to 19th century human zoos, and Southwest African concentration camps. Patty Gone charts the controversy around the show and his own experience of it. 

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