David (Jack) first set foot on the Intentional Theatre stage in our First Annual International Short Play Festival of 2006. You can read about that by following the link back on the Shows page . 

David has made a name for himself in the local theater scene with his credible characterizations of ... lets see now, how did he put it in his bio?... ah yes, "assorted blustering, clueless individuals."

If you were lucky enough to be out front at any of his previous shows, you would have seen him as Ken in "Cahoots", Claude in "An Empty Plate in the Cafe du Grand Boeuf" (a stellar performance),  Humphrey Bogart in "Play It Again, Sam", a speech challenged jazz musician, and the list goes on.

What you would never guess is that he has a singing voice that is perhaps surpassed only by his improvisational talent and near fanatic attraction to Fig Newmans.

David was a surprise party waiting to be thrown.  He would have jumped out of the cake if we'd let him.
David was concerned, having followed Nancy in the headshot session, noticing the photographer's apparent distress.	He had recently been rejected at an audition for a stage version of Indiana Jones at the Plain of Shropshire, and couldn't let it go.	Obviously bemused at how Nancy always dressed like him, he once inquired of the director, "What could that mean?"	David is smart and funny, but his eyesight has been going for years now.  Even when he loses a contact, he has to get up on a box to look for it.