Patrick Thomas, a San Francisco native, took the bold and courageous step of enlisting in the United States Marine Corps at the remarkably young age of 17, thus embarking on a lifelong journey of dedication, discipline, and service to his country.
After completing his tenure in the esteemed United States Marine Corps, Patrick embarked on a transformative journey, opting to exchange the discipline and rigor of military life for the fast-paced and unpredictable world of comedy.
He subsequently took the bold step of auditioning for a coveted scholarship to hone his craft at The Second City in Los Angeles, a prestigious institution renowned for its ability to identify and nurture the talents of aspiring comedic performers, and boasting an impressive legacy that has seen countless luminaries emerge from its ranks, including some of the most celebrated and beloved comedic talents in the industry.
Patrick's emergence into the professional arena was a swift and decisive one, with his initial foray into the world of entertainment coming in the form of a made-for-TV film, specifically the 1984 production of "Antony and Cleopatra", a cinematic endeavour that boasted an impressive assemblage of talent, featuring the accomplished Timothy Dalton and the esteemed Lynn Redgrave.
