Poster image for Performance Gallery's "Vox Box".
Patrick is excited to announce that he is once again a part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival. He is returning with Performance Gallery to perform in Brian Griffin's derived piece "Vox Box". More information can be found at www.cincyfringe.com
Playwright Steven Dietz discusses "This Random World" at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. Patrick and the cast had the great pleasure to work with Dietz during the rehearsal process of the show. Watch the video above to get some insight on the show.
Check out the trailer of Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's production of "This Random World." Patrick plays Tim Ward in this regional premiere production.
Get a glimpse of Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's production of "This Random World" here.
Patrick is playing Tim Ward in Steven Dietz new comedy "This Random World" at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati. For more information on the show, click here: This Random World
Patrick plays Robbie in Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's current production of "Bloomsday" by Steven Dietz.
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Patrick will play Robbie in Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's upcoming production of "Bloomsday" by Steven Dietz.
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Patrick appeared as Crumb in Brian Griffin's "Sounds Like Rain" as a part of Know Theatre of Cincinnati's Serials presentations.
Click the video above to watch the interview. Courtesy of CINCINNATI (WKRC).
Patrick E. Phillips and Kate Wilford talk "Cinderella: After Ever After" on Local 12 with Sheila Gray and John Lomax on Star 64.
Brooke Steele (Cindrella) and Patrick E. Phillips (Prince Frederick) and the company of "Cinderella: After Ever After".
“Brooke Steele is sweetly charming as Cinderella, and Patrick Phillips is winning as her earnest, eager but rather klutzy prince.”
Rick Pender featured "Cinderella: After Ever After" as a show to watch this holiday season! Read the whole article here: Stage Door: Ho, Ho, Holiday Shows
Click the image above to watch the WXIX interview.
Darnell Pierre Benjamin and Patrick E. Phillips talk about "Cinderella: After Ever After" on Fox19 - WXIX.
Video courtesy of Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati
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Patrick is currently playing Prince Freddie in Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's world premiere musical "Cinderella: After Ever After" running Nov 30 thru Dec 30.
Read more about the production here: Cinderella: After Ever After
Kyle Brumley as Macduff and Patrick E. Phillips as The Porter in Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's "Macbeth." Photo credit: Mikke Schaffner Photography.
Patrick joined the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company's summer park tour to fill in for another actor whose contact began after opening. He played Banquo, the Porter, Ross and Siward in "Macbeth," performing in the first 5 shows of the summer.
He also covered rehearsals for "A Midsummer Night's Dream" as Lysander and Francis Flute.
Patrick will be heading to Arrow Rock, MO to play Junius Urban in Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's production of "The Caine Mutiny Court Martial" directed by Michael Evan Haney.
Patrick played Virgil/Billy Dean/Waiter/Bus Driver 2/ and Ensemble in Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's production of "VIOLET".
Watch episode 1 of "pit" here on Know Theatre of Cincinnati's YouTube archive of Serials! (Note, "pit" joined during Serials' episode 2.)
Skip to 59:45.
To watch episode 2 of "pit," skip to 1:13:22 on the following video.
Photo courtesy of Chris Wesselman and Know Theatre Cincinnati
Patrick plays Alex in "pit," a serialized drama on Cincinnati's heroin epidemic, by Chris Wesselman. The production's next episode will be moves into its third episode on March 21 at Know Theatre of Cincinnati.
For more information, click here: Know Theatre of Cincinnati
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Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati's season opener, "Luna Gale" was featured in David Lyman's recap of the best productions of 2015.
“...its success is a tribute to gifted directing and acting, in this case from director D. Lynn Meyers and a cast that included Annie Fitzpatrick, Molly Israel, Kate Wilford and Patrick E. Phillips.”
