07/30/2026
August is almost upon us, and that means the Drop-In Salon is just around the corner! We are thrilled to share the third featured artist in our line-up, the multi-talented Patrice Miller!
Patrice Miller is an international, NYC-based director, choreographer, and performance artist. With work that embraces the temporal and physical challenges of live performance in a process that is centered on the use of the body in relationship to text and discourse, their work is an aesthetic kaleidoscope that includes co-writing and directing This Joint is Jumpin’ which opened The Other Palace in London, directing James Judd’s Funny Stories for a lengthy summer run at the Crown & Anchor, Provincetown, and creating and often performing In the Pines, which began at The Brick, developed at Snug Harbor Cultural Center and was featured at the AUSTRAL festival in Buenos Aires. A native denizen of mostly downtown NY theater, she directed Love und Greed at Pangea, choreographed City of Glass at the New Ohio and Vaclav Havel’s The Pig … at 3LD amongst many other works at spaces including La MaMa, Theater Row, Dixon Place, beautiful small spaces that no longer exist, and a decade’s worth of work at The Brick in Brooklyn. Their original installation creations include work for The Brooklyn Museum, Prelude at the CUNY Graduate Center, SUNY Stonybrook, Grace Exhibition Space, and NYC Fashionweek. As a performer, she has appeared at NYLA for Jody Oberfelder Projects, COIL for Steve Valk, Michael Klein, and the Martha Graham Company, Performa 11 with Public Movement, and the American premiere of Richard Foreman’s George Bataille’s Bathrobe at The Brick. Patrice is also a lazy witch, enthusiastic cat person, and death doula. Their current work is an in-progress documentary based soundwalk for Clare Island, County Mayo, Ireland.
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