On the 26th January, Philip attended an award ceremony at Broadcasting House, celebrating the best in BBC Audio Drama. These awards were established in 2012 to pay tribute to the cultural importance of audio drama, on air and online, and are intended to give recognition to the actors, writers, producers, sound designers and others who work in the genre.
This year the awards were hosted by the BBC Director General Tony Hall and writer and performer Lenny Henry. Philip was there to present the award for Best Series or Serial. The winner was An Angel at My Table and was collected by actress, Lorraine Ashbourne; adapter, Anita Sullivan and producer Karen Rose.
This year the awards were hosted by the BBC Director General Tony Hall and writer and performer Lenny Henry. Philip was there to present the award for Best Series or Serial. The winner was An Angel at My Table and was collected by actress, Lorraine Ashbourne; adapter, Anita Sullivan and producer Karen Rose.
Looking great in a grey suit and open-necked blue shirt, Philip took on a presenting role alongside fellow actors and actresses including, Alison Steadman, Stephen Tompkinson, Jessica Raine, Mark Ravenhill, Meera Syal and Fiona Shaw.
He was also there to honour long serving Archer's actress June Spencer (who plays Peggy Wolley in the drama) as she recieved a Lifetime Achievement Award. We're sure June , who has previously stated that Philip is her favourite actor, was thrilled with the flowers he presented her. We certainly would be!
