Philip Rose (Director)

Philip Rose

Director

Philip Rose

Director

Philip Rosenberg was born Jul 4, 1921, on the Lower East Side of New York to Russian Jewish parents. His family moved to Washington, D.C. during the Great Depression. There, he began working for many of the local stores in the area, and became acquainted with the black neighborhoods of Washington.

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Born: Jul 04, 1921 in New York, NY
Death: May 31, 2011 in Englewood, NJ

Roles (39)

	The Cemetery Club Opened May 15, 1990	Producer Executive Producer
	Truly Blessed Opened April 22, 1990	Producer Executive Producer
	Shenandoah Opened August 08, 1989	Book Director
	Checkmates Opened August 04, 1988	Producer
	Late Nite Comic Opened October 15, 1987	Director
	Amen Corner Opened November 10, 1983	Book Director Associate Producer
	Comin' Uptown Opened December 20, 1979	Book Director
	My Old Friends Opened April 12, 1979	Director
	Angel Opened May 10, 1978	Director Producer
	The Trip Back Down Opened January 04, 1977	Producer
	Kings Opened September 27, 1976	Producer
	Shenandoah Opened January 07, 1975	Book Director Producer
	Purlie Opened December 27, 1972	Book Director Producer
	Purlie Opened March 15, 1970	Book Director Producer
	Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? Opened February 25, 1969	Producer
	The Ninety Day Mistress Opened November 06, 1967	Director Producer
	Nathan Weinstein, Mystic, Connecticut Opened February 25, 1966	Producer
	The Owl and the Pussycat Opened November 18, 1964	Producer
	Cafe Crown Opened April 17, 1964	Producer
	Nobody Loves an Albatross Opened December 19, 1963	Producer
	Bravo Giovanni Opened May 19, 1962	Producer
	Purlie Victorious Opened September 28, 1961	Producer
	Semi-Detached Opened March 10, 1960	Producer
	A Raisin in the Sun Opened March 11, 1959	Producer