Since its publication in 1897, the story of Dracula has not only suffered under the weight of these cinematic clichés, but the vampire itself has mutated into variations ranging from the comedic (Love At First Bite, for example) to the down-right insipid (the Twilight series). I don’t want camp…I don’t want teenage romance…I want the MONSTER…feral and pure.
(he/him) David’s knowledge of the arts is both wide-ranging and eclectic. As a theater artist, he has acted on pretty much every stage in Seattle. His most recent appearance was with the Seagull Project’s production of The Lower Depths at the Intiman Theater. As a director, he has helmed many productions over the years at the Seattle Shakespeare Company and Book-It Repertory Theater. As a playwright, his adaptation of Don Quixote is available through Dramatic Publishing. As a teacher, David serves hundreds of kids a year in schools throughout the Puget Sound region and at Seattle Children’s Theater.
