The Wharton Comedies

Twelfth season with S&Co. Recent: George in WORD PLAY at Playwrights Horizons in NYC, Coleman in I Married The Icepick Killer at Stella Adler Theatre, NYC. Shakespeare & Company: The Dauphin, Canterbury, York, and Nim in Henry V, George Bailey/Jack Halloway in It’s a Wonderful Life, Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Elyot in Private Lives, Dumain in Love Labours Lost, Dorante in The Liar, Sebastian in The Tempest, Clown 2 (12 Characters) in 39 Steps, Simon in The Real Inspector Hound, the World Premiere of Ballet Metropolis’ Dracula, (Jonathan Harker) at the Colonial Theatre. Film credits: David is currently completing the filming of a feature film for Oasis Seven Pictures called Penny Land.Other credits include: Romeo in Romeo & Juliet for The Boston Symphony Orchestra, roles in Feature Films: Douglas Burgdorf’s Damsel, Ang Lee’s Taking Woodstock, Glowing Screen’s Magdalena’s Brain. Et cetera: David moved back from NYC some years ago where he was in many Off-Broadway shows, commercials and a national tour of Man of La Mancha. In 2008 and 2010, David sang the National Anthem at Fenway Park.

twenty-seventh season (Abigail, Morning After Grace) S&CO: 30+ productions including Fullness of Life, Roman Fever, The Unexpected Man, The Memory of Water, A Winter’s Tale, Enchanted April, Jack and Jill, Betrayal, Fortune and Misfortune, House of Mirth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet. WAM/BTG: The Bakelite Masterpiece. BTF/BTG: Benefactors, Same Time Next Year, Homestead Crossing, Two-Headed. Wharton Salon: The Long Run, Autre Temps. Pythagoras: Roman Fever. National Tour: The Graduate with Linda Gray/Lorraine Bracco/Morgan Fairchild. Regional (selected): Portland Stage Co., Merrimack Rep., Syracuse Stage, Rep. Theater of St. Louis, Capitol Rep. Film: Split Ends (starring); Speck’s Last. TV: “House of Cards,” “Unforgettable,” “Law & Order,” “PBS: Evening at the Pops.” Playwright: Dancing With the Czar. Designated Linklater Voice teacher. Feldenkrais Method practitioner. Proud to be a union member: AEA, SAG-AFTRA.

twenty first season (Grace, Roman Fever ; Woman, The Fullness of Life ) S&Co: Enchanted April, Lettuce and Lovage, King John, Mrs. Manstay’s View, Roman Fever, Autre Temps, Xingu, Summer, to name just a few. Diane is so happy to be a part of celebrating Shakespeare & Co’s 40th season and to honor Dennis Krausnick who adapted so many of Edith’s stories that she has had the pleasure to be a part of and continues to be a part of, whether it is with Shakespeare & Co, The Pythagoras Theatre Company or The Wharton Salon.