News on your favorite shows, specials & more!

Patrick Rinn's I NEVER PROMISED YOU...ROSE GARDEN Set for The Triad This April

By: Mar. 20, 2016
Get Access To Every Broadway Story

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click.




Existing user? Just click login.

This April, Patrick Rinn (HBO's "Angels in America") will debut his one-man show. "I NEVER PROMISED YOU ... ROSE GARDEN" at NYC's famed Stage 72 at the Triad Theatre (158 W. 72nd St.) for four performances only.

The autobiographical journey of a young boy's dream to become performer, "I NEVER PROMISED YOU..." is the story of one man's determination not be beaten down from the blows life has dealt him, as he triumphs to finally find his place in show business.

A touching, funny and entertaining evening, "I NEVER PROMISED YOU..." will rely on the audience to decide how each performance will end!

Known to NYC and television audiences for his acclaimed creation, the always-enticing Rose Garden, Patrick Rinn has had recurring roles on "All My Children" and "One Life to Live," appeared as Rose Garden in the HBO mini-series "Angels in America," and performed with Hearts and Voices as a member of The Imperial Court of New York. In 2014, Patrick was crowned the very first Broadway's Best in Drag winner, a yearly benefit AIDS Service Center NYC.

"I NEVER PROMISED YOU ... ROSE GARDEN" runs April 11-15, 2016. Performances are Monday, April 11 (8 p.m.); Wednesday, April 13 (7 p.m.); and Friday, April 15 (7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.).

Tickets are $15-$25 each (plus a two-drink minimum) and are now available at www.TriadNYC.com or by calling 888-596-1027. Doors open 30 minutes prior to curtain.

Patrick Rinn (Creator). Known for creating the always-enticing Rose Garden, Patrick is grateful to be making his Off-Broadway debut in his first one-man show. His showbiz career began at the age of 11 playing Young Patrick in a local theater production of Mame, and went on to study theater and dance in the Boston area. He received his BFA in Performance & Choreography at Emerson College and received a full scholarship with The Boston Ballet where he performed with Rudolf Nureyev, Baryshnikov, Suzanne Farrel and Gesley Kirkland. While in Graduate school at Emerson College, Patrick was hired as a Production Assistant on the out-of-town tryout of Grand Hotel, which brought him to NYC, where he became the personal assistant to 10-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune. He's now the production manger for Mr. Tune's one-man show, currently touring the country. This October marks his 27th year working with Mr. Tune.

Peter Gregus (Director) has helped put together one person shows for Kelly Kinsella (How To Put On a One-Person Show, When Thoughts Attack), Russell Fisher (Triad) and many others. He has directed & choreographed many events for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS including 13 years on their fund raiser/flesh-fest Broadway Bares. He adapted and directed June Havoc's 1963 play Marathon 33 (Pittsburgh Playhouse) with his writing partner Tome Cousin, which continues to be produced around the country. He can also be seen nightly in the role he created 10 years ago in Jersey Boys on Broadway at the August Wilson Theatre.

Since arriving in New York 27 years ago from Boston, Patrick Rinn has been working for ten time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune as his production manager for his touring show, Taps, Tunes & Tall Tales. He has also worked as a production supervisor for such music legends as Diana Ross, Prince, Paul Simon and Patti LaBelle to mention just a few, and is also currently working wardrobe at Chicago The Musical on Braodway.

Patrick Rinn is now taking the leap to make his entrance from backstage to centerstage with the debut of his one-man show, "I Never Promised You ... Rose Garden". The show is an autobiographical journey of a young boy's dream to become a performer and his determination not be beaten down from blows that life has dealt him, as he triumphs to finally find his place in show business. The twist??? The audience will decide how each performance will end!







Videos