PHILIP
FRANKS (Director)
FRANKS (Director)
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Philip is an award-winning director. He is equally at home working with star names as he is with drama students; in 1000-seat theatres such as the NT or Chichester, as in intimate studios like the Bush; with casts of over thirty or one/two-handers; and his work is characterised by a respect for texts, a love and understanding for actors, a warmth and humanity combined with visual flair. Philip was Associate Director at Chichester Festival Theatre from 2007-2012.
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CHICHESTER FESTIVAL THEATRE
| A Marvellous Year for Plums | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| Rattigan's Nijinsky | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| The Deep Blue Sea | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| The Master Builder | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| Separate Tables | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| Collaboration/Taking Sides(Revival) | Chichester Festival Theatre - Minerva/Duchess | |
| Collaboration/Taking Sides | Chichester Festival Theatre - Minerva | |
| The Cherry Orchard | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| Nicholas Nickleby (with Jonathan Church) | Chichester Festival Theatre/National Tour/ West End/Toronto Twelfth Night | |
| Twelfth Night | Chichester Festival Theatre | |
| Nicholas Nickleby | Chichester Festival Theatre |
OTHER
| The Croft | UK Tour | |
| The Tempest | Shakespeare's Rose Theatre, York | |
| Don Carlos | LAMDA | |
| The Habit of Art | Original Theatre Company - UK Tour | |
| Women Beware Women | Royal Academy of Dramatic Art | |
| The Winter's Tale | Royal Academy of Dramatic Art | |
| A Talent to Amuse | Royal Academy of Music | |
| Dear Lupin | PW Productions | |
| The Man of Mode | Royal Central School of Speech and Drama | |
| The Castle | Royal Academy of Dramatic Art | |
| The Witch of Edmonton | Royal Academy of Dramatic Art | |
| Sixty Six Books | Bush Theatre | |
| The Tyrant | Royal Academy of Dramatic Art | |
| The Comedy of Errors | Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park | |
| The Duchess of Malfi | West Yorkshire Playhouse | |
| The Tempest | Liverpool Playhouse | |
| The White Devil | Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith | |
| The Heiress | Crucible Theatre, Sheffield/Royal National Theatre | |
| Kiss of the Spiderwoman | Nottingham Playhouse | |
| Private Lives | Royal National Theatre | |
| Kafka's Dick | Nottingham Playhouse | |
| Early Morning | National Theatre Studio | |
| The Cocktail Party* | Royal Lyceum Theatre - Edinburgh Festival | |
| *The Scotsman Hamada Foundation Prize for Best Production at the 1997 Edinburgh Festival | ||
| Rebecca | Royal Lyceum Theatre | |
| Hamlet | Greenwich Theatre/West Yorkshire Playhouse/Tour | |
| Night Must Fall | Theatre Royal, Windsor/Churchill, Bromley | |
| Paint Said Fred | Royal Academy of Art | |
| East Lynne | Greenwich Theatre | |
| Macbeth | Crucible Theatre | |
| The Duchess of Malfi | Greenwich Theatre/Wyndham's | |
| Great Expectations | Playhouse Theatre, Salisbury | |
| The Browning Version | Greenwich Theatre | |
| Dr Faustus | Greenwich Theatre |
FILM
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Sequences from the plays "Little Mary" and "Peter Pan" for "Neverland", directed by Marc Forster (Neverland Films/Miramax) |