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After graduating from high school (Beverly Hills
high school) he returned to Northwestern, where he received a B.S.
degree in speech/theatre. In 1988, David, along with seven other
Northwestern graduates, founded Chicago's Lookingglass Theater Company,
an ensemble of actors, directors and writers. His stage-acting credits
with Lookingglass include "West," "The Odyssey,"
"Of One Blood," "In the Eye of the Beholder" and
"The Master and Margarita." |
His stage-directing credits include "The
Jungle," which earned six Joseph Jefferson Awards; "The
Serpent"; and "Alice in Wonderland," which was performed
at the Edinburgh Festival. In 1993 David made his debut as a
television-series regular on the comedy "Monty", and has since
appeared in several other series. He also hosted Montreal's "13th
Annual Just for Laughs Festival" , and has starred in several
movies. David enjoys writing and sports such as softball and basketball.
He lives in Los Angeles and Chicago. |