Directing | Stage Directors & Choreographers Society | ||||
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Selected Credits: Regional | Two-Page Directing Resume PDF | ||||
Full Production Credits: Training Programs |
Curriculum Vitae PDF | ||||
Acting | email David | ||||
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Selected Credits: New York & International | |||||
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High, Thin, Cirrus |
Michael Downend |
Dream Tree, Westbeth Center, 2012 |
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Silent Follies or It Was a Wednesday (devised) |
Zuppa del Giorno, developed in rehearsal |
Teatro diffuso, Lago di Bolsena region, Italy, 2008 |
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Amore e’ difficile, amore e’ buona (devised) |
Zuppa del Giorno, developed in rehearsal |
Teatro che cammina, Castel San Pietro, Italy, 2008 |
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The Woman (premiere) |
David Zarko. from William C. DeMille |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 2001 |
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What Happened to Jones (premiere) |
David Zarko, from George Broadhurst |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 2000 |
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Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh |
Harry James Smith |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 1998 |
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The O. Henry Conspiracy (devised in part) |
created with Richard Grunn & Duane Noch |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 1998 |
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The Return of Peter Grimm |
David Belasco |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 1997 |
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Dion Boucicault |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 1996 |
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Wenceslas Square |
Larry Shue |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 1993 |
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Open Admissions |
Shirley Lauro |
The Metropolitan Playhouse, 1992 |
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Misconceptions |
Cherie Vogelstein |
Greene Hall, Columbia University, 1992 |
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The Apollo of Belac |
Jean Giradoux |
Chain Lightning Theatre, 1992 |
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Wenceslas Square |
Larry Shue |
Theatre 22, 1991 |
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Candida |
George Bernard Shaw |
Pulse Ensemble Theatre, 1991 |
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Mr. Tartoof (premiere) |
Moliere, adapted by David Zarko |
Studio III Group, 1991 |
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Arms and the Man |
George Bernard Shaw |
Pulse Ensemble Theatre, 1991 |
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Plastic (premiere) |
Robert Shaffron |
Sanford Meisner Theater, 1990 |
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Anatol (premiere) |
Arthur Schnitzler, adapted by David Zarko |
Studio III Group, 1990 |
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Death Warmed Over (devised comedy review, with music) |
developed in rehearsal |
Home for the Contemporary Arts, 1990 |
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The Passion of Dracula |
Bob Hall & David Richmond |
Red Light Theatre Company, 1989 |
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