Steven Hayes joins People you Know as Patrick Carter, a legendary Broadway performer who is coming off a disastrous tour and is in serious need of distractions. Episode three will be available beginning Monday, July 14 on the series website (www.peopleyouknowtheseries.com) through the Vimeo On Demand service. People you Know is a provocative series where the seven Deadly Sins corrupt a group of thirty-something urbanites, threatening their chance for happiness and love, as they strive to achieve their dreams while surviving the drama. Steve's character first appears in episode three.
Steve, a three-time MAC award winner and veteran of NY Stage, best remembered for his performances in the film Trick. He also hosts the highly popular web show Steve Hayes: Tired Old Queen at the Movies. Though Patrick often acts as The Voice of reason in the series, he struggles to listen to his own advice. "I really loved what they wrote for me - Patrick is a lot of fun to play and I am really excited to see what kind of antics he gets up to," Steve Hayes says. "You know that Patrick will be there with a kind word and a quick joke - that's what really sold me on working on the series. He's genuine, but likes to have a little fun - I like that." Catch Steve Hayes as Patrick right now in the first of two episodes in season one. Take a look at the preview to get a glimpse of him in action.People you Know Episode: 3 Preview, Airing 6/14/2014 from OW Productions on Vimeo.
Link: http://vimeo.com/ondemand/16956/100240803
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
People you Know is a half hour, open-ended drama series that presents a multilayered story with direct consequences for each character. It is a provocative Primetime drama set in the fast-paced world of New York City. It tells the story about a circle of friends, family and ex-lovers, gay & straight. The plots center on sex, love, betrayal, and greed, any of which can lead to a character's undoing. Far more than just a soap, the series challenges stereotypes and breaks new ground. The show weaves throughout its story lines larger, universal themes about the human condition, the nature of cultural identity and gender norms.
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