Winner of the Chalmers Play Award. Stuck charts the roller-coaster odyssey of Jack, a twentysomething would-be actor is search of sex, drugs, and cash. As Jack wanders the streets of Toronto, his series of wild encounters include nuns on the make, Mormons on the hustle, venal directors, and a host of venereal and utterly unforgettable characters.

After receiving his Honours BA from York University, David attended Dalhousie Law School. However, upon discovering that he preferred plays to statutes, he departed Dalhousie and began his theatrical journey. Before stydying acting at Ryerson Theatre School, he played Dan in Night Must Fall and Tim in Odd Jobs. In the years since, David has been directing, acting, and writing. His produced plays include Stuck, Tiny Addictions, Marriage of Convenience, Frog Family, and Beyond Me. A member of the Playwrights Union of Canada and the Dramatists Guild, David completed a Masters degree in Musical Theatre Writing at New York University and has been developing a film version of Stuck.

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