April Phillips

About

April Phillips, born in 1965, is a multi-talented artist hailing from Coventry, England, and currently residing in Wellington, New Zealand. She is recognized as an actress, writer, singer, director, and producer in both film and theatre. Phillips holds a master's degree in Scriptwriting and has gained international recognition for her stage play "STiFF," a modern farce produced worldwide. As an actress, she has performed on stage and screen, including her involvement with the comedy troupe Hens' Teeth. Phillips is also a professional singer, with TV appearances and recorded albums, including a jazz album and a pop album titled "Tempting Fate." She is the founder of Godiva Productions Limited, which has produced various musical stage shows and films, earning accolades and awards at prestigious film festivals. As a director, her work includes the award-winning sci-fi/horror short film "REM" and "The Last Man on Earth," garnering recognition and nominations for her directing skills.