Name: Phil Williams
What is your current project?
“#bitchdrinks”, a social commentary on the misconceptions of women in today’s society, using poetry and spoken word to dissect, and debunk some of their myths and myriads, as well as address obstacles they inexplicably face.
Where are you performing your show and why is it a good fit for your production?
Friends and Lovers, located on 641 Classon Avenue in Brooklyn. It’s aesthetic and atmosphere fit with the production’s overall feel and setting.
What’s next for you?
A new play called “Between The Lines” written by our playwright-in-residence, Chris Patterson, to premiere this fall.
What is the name of the last show you saw?
HARAM! IRAN!
Any advice for your peers?
Never stop listening to others. If you are collaborating with other artists, leave no stone unturned and always be open to absolutely anything.
Want More?
Website: http://minefieldtheatre.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/phil.williams.3762
Twitter: @mrphilliams
Instagram: @mrphilliams / @minefieldtheatregroup
You Tube: Minefield Theatre Group
Phil Williams is the founder and artistic director of the Minefield Theatre Group. A proud alumnus of York College of the City University of New York, he earned his B.A. in Speech Communication & Theatre Arts in 2012, and was honored with the Barbara Nickolich Award for Theatre Excellence. As an actor, Phil has performed at the Milton G. Bassin Performing Arts Center, The Living Theatre, and the Black Spectrum Theatre. As a director, he has staged productions for York College, Manhattan Repertory Theatre, Cabrini Repertory Theatre, Roy Arias Stages, The Tank NYC, and the Davenport Theatre. He is a member of the Harlem Camerata, an organization for artists to read and workshop classic and contemporary plays, and is a hip-hop artist with Bizzy Bee Productions, under the stage name Scorpio P.
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