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A Memorial for Paul Patrick at the Drill Hall
Posted on: September 29th, 2008 by History Month

>The Schools OUT and LGBT History Month teams would like to invite you to this event to celebrate Paul Patrick’s life and the many contributions he made to all our lives.

It will feature a number of his TV and radio appearances, rare DVD footage, music, a performance by Woking’s Peer Productions Youth Theatre and an excerpt from The Rossendale Players performance of The Vagina Monologues, which Paul directed.

There will be an open mic for people to make their personal contributions.

The event will be held on Saturday October 4th 2008 at the Drill Hall,from 3pm till 6.

Please feel free to send this on to others you feel would want to know about this.

We look forward to seeing you there.

There is a website where people have been leaving thoughts about Paul which is well worth a visit
paul.patrick.muchloved.com

Drill Hall
16 Chenies Street
London WC1E 7EX

originally published on 3 September 08

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