Born in the culturally rich and dynamic city of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, as the youngest of four brothers, he spent his formative years in the picturesque and charming suburban town of Flower Mound, Texas, where he was immersed in a unique and enriching environment that would significantly influence his future endeavors.
During this pivotal period in his life, he was fortunate enough to be cast in a local community theatre production at the tender age of 10, which told the fascinating story of Flower Mound's rich history through music. Dubbed "Sweet Flower Mound Land," this production was a remarkable achievement that garnered widespread acclaim and recognition, ultimately winning the esteemed award for Best Original Work in Texas for America's Bicentennial, a testament to the exceptional talent and dedication of its cast and crew.
As Pat transitioned into the pre-teen phase of his life, he dedicated himself to refining his artistic skills, accepting a diverse array of juvenile roles in community theatre productions that spanned throughout his teenage years.
As Pat embarked on his collegiate journey, he eagerly pursued opportunities to hone his theatrical skills by collaborating with local community and semi-professional theatre companies within the Dallas/Fort Worth Metro Area. This multifaceted experience allowed him to take on a wide range of roles, effortlessly transitioning between dramatic leading men and comedic supporting characters. Undeterred by the demands of his craft, Pat dedicated himself to accumulating the required points, ultimately striving to achieve membership in Actors Equity, the esteemed stage actors' union.
