Patrick Jeffrey

Patrick grew up in Epekwitk / PEI and lives in Fredericton. He is a graduate of the Acting program of the National Theatre School of Canada. Patrick’s recent stage appearances include: Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Alice in Wonderland, Pinocchio (Shakespeare by the Sea); Waiting For Godot, The Woman in Black, The Glass Menagerie, No Man Is An Island, Hedda Gabler (Atlantic Repertory Company); Lauchie, Liza & Rory (Theatre Baddeck); The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley (Theatre New Brunswick); Shadows in the Cove (Mulgrave Road); Still Buffering (Connection Dance Works), and Romeo & Juliet (Repercussion). He recently appeared in the short film Finale (Human Moves Media) and the feature film Moment One (Ewola Cinema). Patrick is also a writer. His first play, Oh, Prometheus! appeared in the Island Fringe Festival in 2013. His second play Brûlé was chosen to appear in the St. John’s Shorts Festival in 2017, and selections from his third play, The Breakthrough, were presented by Montreal’s Tableau D’Hôte in a workshop presentation in 2021. In the winter of 2022 he worked with his grandfather Vernon Corney to make Shipwright, a performance and exhibit based on the fleet of model ships Vernon built over the past fifty years. Pat's theatre installations have appeared in Eastern Front’s Macro Series and this town is small’s Radiant Rural Halls. He is currently developing a new play titled The Breakthrough. Check out patjeffrey.ca for more.