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CHITA: A MEMOIR wins Gold Medal for Best Autobiography-English at the 2023 International Latino Book Awards.

TheaterMania’s Zachary Stewart joined Helen Shaw, Adam Feldman, and host Patrick Pacheco for a discussion of the fall theater season in New York.

In honor of Mother’s Day this year, three magazines promoted the story of how one son “gifted” his mother with death. And no, it wasn’t a joke. Esquire first published the story, followed by Redbook and Cosmopolitan (all conveniently owned by Hearst Magazines). All three outlets gave the story, written by Alex Schlempp (with Patrick Pacheco), the same headline: “On Mother's Day, My Mom Asked Me to Help End Her Life.” Schlempp detailed his journey to find a way for his mother to ...

Showbiz as seen through the eyes of stars, of Broadway, movies and TV, is the subject of three worthy recent audiobooks.

This new episode of “THEATER: All the Moving Parts,” hosted by Patrick Pacheco, features Arielle Jacobs, Jose Llana, Jasmine Forsberg and Clint Ramos discussing some of the more controversial aspects of “Here Lies Love', which chronicles the stormy romance between the despotic Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, and the people of the Philippines.

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts just announced that its special event 'Chita Rivera in Conversation with Memoir Co-author Patrick Pacheco' has been canceled this evening, September 18.

Chita Rivera was set to discuss her book, 'Chita: A Memoir,' with her co-author Patrick Pacheco, but the Broadway star tested positive for COVID.

I spoke at the Bigfork Land and Use Advisory Committee on July 27. Jeremy Weber, editor of the Bigfork Eagle, wrote an article and used some of my comments.

The Sondheim Legacy will include excerpts from several of Sondheim’s shows enliven commentaries which are informative, insightful, funny and moving. It will discuss major revival of his shows like “Company,”  “Into the Woods,” “Merrily We Roll Along,” “Sweeney Todd” and now, “Here We Are,” a posthumous world premiere at NYC’s The Shed.

The upcoming season at the Guggenheim Museum will mark the largest in Works & Process' history.