Born in Trenton New Jersey. Shortly after, David’s family moved to Florida where he spent formative growing up years in the backwoods of Jacksonville. After high school he studied at Florida School of the Arts in Palatka for 2 years before discovering his love for acting. He moved to New York City.

In New York, David began early standing theatre training at The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Studying and protégé to legendary teachers Charlie Laughton, Elaine Aiken, Penny Allen, and Irma Sandrey.

David has been in countless film and theatre productions from New York to Los Angeles.

His first production with the Street school brought him to play “Terry” in (“Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”) written and directed by the Brothers Tramp and Josh Brolin.

David‘s experiences with the Street School Theatre have given him a place to express collectively within a creative group of individual artists not so often found in original theatre. He looks forward to bringing many and shared talents of writing and acting continuing to serve the creative artist as the whole.