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Patricia Lynn

Gothic Feminist Playwright

About Patricia

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Patricia originally hails from St. Louis, MO, but has resided in New York City for the past fifteen years. She fancies herself to be a gothic feminist. She loves to create provocative but whimsical plays inspired by  19th-century British gothic literature. Her work often stimulates important questions about women in twenty-first century American society.

What's Going On in 2026

January
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Patricia happily returned to New Perspectives Theatre Company as a member of their Women's Work Full-Length Lab. She will be developing a brand- new full-length play, THE GRIMM SISTER (inspired by Grimm's Fairy Tales), with them for the rest of the year.

JUNE
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DAISY KNOWS BEST performed at Duluth Playhouse's Women in Theatre New Play Festival in June 2026. The performance featured  Karen Niedermier and Sarah Blossom, and was directed by Anika Thompson.

JULY

GAS LIGHT THERAPY will appear as a staged reading in the Rogue Theater Festival on Friday July 10th at 7:30PM in New York City.

The reading will feature Alexander Settineri, Mark Weatherup Jr., Rita McCann, and Patricia Lynn. It is directed by Jenn Susi and stage managed by Heather Olmstead.

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September

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HYDE (Or Girls Can Kill Goats) will have three public workshop performances from September 24-26th in the Mezzanine Theatre at the A.R.T./New York Theatres in New York City. The workshop will feature Victoria Fragnito, Patrick T. Horn, Katharine Maness, and Monica Rounds. Directed by Patricia Lynn and staged managed by Heather Olmstead. Workshop production design will feature Randall Benichak (Sound Designer), Austin Boyle (Lighting Designer), and Patrick T. Horn (Mask/Movement Director).

october - november

Patricia will participate in Western Connecticut State University's Creative and Professional Writing Residency in Dublin, Ireland from October 28 - November 7th. Patricia will take classes and seminars in Oscar Wilde's home, attend the Bram Stoker festival, and continue to develop The Truth About Transylvania into a two-act play.

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SHOW GALLERY

PHOTO CREDITS

Top Left: Patricia Lynn, Patrick T. Horn in The Maid & The Mesmerizer

Bottom Left: Brandon J. Vukovic, Patrick T. Horn in Screwed. Photo by Al Foote Theatrical Photography

Center: Nathan Reese Edmondson in Your Invisible Corset. Photo by Al Foote Theatrical Photography

Top Right: Patricia Lynn in Screwed. Photo by Al Foote Theatrical Photography.

Bottom Right: Patrick T. Horn in Your Invisible Corset. Photo by Al Foote Theatrical Photography

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