"Making Julian the unexpected romantic lead is Michael Stewart and Bramble's brightest inspiration. Under Patrick Sullivan's high-powered hand, Julian becomes the one character in the story who convincingly changes and grows under pressure. At first there's a battering sameness to his denigrating outbursts, but in the Broad Street Station sequence, he mingles roaring passion with a grease paint authenticity on "Lullaby of Broadway." - VARIETY
Julian Marsh - 42nd Street on on Broadway
42nd Street on Broadway
Patrick had the privilege of remounting the Jerry Orbach role in the National Tour of 42nd Street the Musical. Mark Bramble, the author of the show, was quoted as saying, "I have never seen a better Julian Marsh." Upon his recommendation and rave reviews across the country, he was transferred to the Broadway show to take over for Tom Wopat (who had moved onto the lead in Chicago).
Victor - Empty Plate in the Cafe du Grand Boeuf - freeFall Theater
Beauty and the Beast on Broadway
Patrick was brilliant in the Broadway company of TITANIC, where he stood by for, and played three leads. Upon the closing Patrick was lucky enough to land the role of Gaston in Broadway's Beauty and the Beast. He was the last Gaston to play the role at the incredible Palace Theatre in NYC. He spent two years performing opposite Andre’ McCardle (the original ANNIE), as Belle. He was fond of saying “ the bigger the hair the closer to... me!”
Billy Flynn in Chicago
Patrick had the privilege of playing Billy Flynn in the Macau, China company of CHICAGO. What an incredible show to be involved with! It was translated in three different languages. The people of China loved the show and he loved them. Patrick stayed for an extra two weeks in Macau as a guest of the locals and enjoyed every second of it. He was even inspired to write two songs for a future concert based on his experience.
Harrison Howell - Kiss Me Kate - The Shakespeare Theater Company
BROADWAY:
Julian Marsh in 42ND STREET, Gaston in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, Barrett, Farrel, and Bride in TITANIC
REGIONAL:
(2019)
Theodore in PERFECT ARRANGEMENT, Don Quixote in MAN OF LA MANCHA, (UPCOMING), THE WORLD GOES ROUND, Blake in SEPARATE BEDS
(2018)
Headliner of THE GOLDEN AGE OF BROADWAY NATIONAL TOUR , Book and Lyrics of the WORLD PREMIER MUSICAL ON THE HOME FRONT , Bruce the Shark in FINDING NEMO, Director of LIFE COULD BE A DREAM, El Gallo in THE FANTASTICKS, Director of EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD, Crumpet in SANTALAND DIARIES
(2017)
Arthur in CAMELOT, The role of the Stage Manager in OUR TOWN, Merwyn J.Toomey in BILOXI BLUES,
Antony in ANTONY AND CLEOPARTA, The Old Shepard in THE WINTER'S TALE, Billy Flynn in CHICAGO,
Harold Hill in MUSIC MAN, Arles in A TUNA CHRISTMAS
(2016)
Don in SINGING IN THE RAIN, Higgins MY FAIR LADY, Hart in 9 to 5, Atticus in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, Harrison in PERFECT CRIME, Brennan in FROST/NIXON, Sam in BINGO: The Musical Macy in MIRCALE ON 34TH STREET,
(2015):
Mack in MACK AND MABEL, Hades in VILLIAN'S TONIGHT, Beau/Mrs. Upson in MAME, Father in FULL, Harrison Howell in KISS ME KATE
(2014)
Flynn in DOUBT, Jean in A CHRISTMAS STORY, I DO,I DO (Director), THE IRISH CURSE (Director), Javert in LES MIS, Jim Bowie in BURNT PART BOYS, Mikado in MIKADO, Norman in AMERICAN MONKEY (World Premier)
(2013)
Serge in ART (DIrector), Petey in TUNA CHRISTMAS (Director), Victor in EMPTY PLATE AT CAFE DE GRAND BEOUF, Julian in 42ND STREET (PCLO), Oberon in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (Orlando Shakes), Preston Quick in GET GOT (Edinburgh Festival)
INTERNATIONAL:
Billy in CHICAGO (Macau International Music Festival), Chuck in LABOR OF LOVE (Tokyo, Osaka, Barcelona) Henry in THE FANTASTICKS (Lugano. Switzerland) GET GOT (Edinburgh Festival) BROADWAY, BASEBALL, AND BEER (Stratford, Can.)
FAVORITES:
Sweeney in SWEENEY TODD, Lockstock in URINETOWN, Harold in MUSIC MAN, Rutledge in 1776, Sky in GUYS AND DOLLS, Billy in CAROUSEL, Michael in I DO I DO, Henry Higgins in PYGMELION, Tito in LEND ME A TENOR, Beau in AUNTIE MAME, Norton in MEET JOHN DOE
Career Highlights
Serge - Art - Emma's Attic