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David Clarke is a seasoned communications professional and prolific writer with over a decade of experience contributing to esteemed outlets such as OutSmart Magazine, NewNowNext.com, Out.com, the Houston Press, among others. He has also penned features for Houston Ballet, New York City Ballet, and Lincoln Center’s issues of Playbill. From reviewing theatre productions to crafting incisive cultural commentary, David blends expertise and passion to champion stories that engage and inspire.

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First Show: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (Theatre Under the Stars) – World Premiere
Favorite Show: Fun Home

Latest Articles

BWW Interviews: Linda Phenix Talks Regional Premiere of SIXTY MILES TO SILVER LAKE

March 12, 2014

Theater LaB Houston, known as Houston's premiere Off-Broadway Theater, is continuing its residency at Obsidian Art Space with with an exciting 2014 season.

BWW CD Reviews: HIGHLIGHTS FROM BULLY (Concept Cast Recording) Introduces Listeners to Intriguing, Timely Musical

March 11, 2014

This new musical by Aaron Alon is still in the process of being made.

BWW Reviews: Houston Grand Opera's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC is Extraordinarily Gorgeous

March 9, 2014

Ever since it premiered on Broadway in 1973, Stephen Sondheim's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, with a book by Hugh Wheeler, has been a favorite of musical theatre fans.

BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's THE YOUNG PERSON'S GUIDE TO THE ORCHESTRA is Captivating

March 7, 2014

In celebration of Stanton Welch's tenth anniversary as Artistic Director at Houston Ballet, the company is presenting a mixed repertory program that showcases his work as a choreographer.

BWW Reviews: Theatre Under the Stars' THE WIZARD OF OZ is Entirely Charming

March 6, 2014

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's beloved classic film THE WIZARD OF OZ has been re-adapted for the stage by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jeremy Sams.

BWW Interviews: Chad Shelton Talks Houston Grand Opera's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC

March 5, 2014

Houston Grand Opera's highly anticipated production of Stephen Sondheim's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC opens this week in the Cullen Theater at the Wortham Theater Center.

BWW Reviews: Obsidian Art Space's RUINED is Thought Provoking

March 4, 2014

Lynn Nottage's RUINED was well received in New York City in 2009, and now it is making its Houston premiere in a production produced by Obsidian Art Space.

BWW Reviews: Black Lab Theatre's 4000 MILES is Tender and Touching

March 1, 2014

No matter what Jordan Jaffe programs for his Black Lab Theatre to produce, the end results always seem to be at the very least excellent.

BWW Reviews: Main Street Theater & Prague Shakespeare Company's MACBETH is Wickedly Thrilling

February 28, 2014

Following last year's well-received and highly praised production of HENRY V, Main Street Theater and Prague Shakespeare Company have teamed up again to produce William Shakespeare's MACBETH.

BWW Reviews: Alley Theatre's World Premiere of FOOL Offers More Laughs Than Substance

February 27, 2014

Theresa Rebeck is having her work produced at the Alley Theatre for the fifth time.

BWW Interviews: Ceasar Fernando Barajas Talks His Career and Teaching

February 26, 2014

Houston native, Cesar Fernando Barajas has been working hard as a professional performer for years.

BWW Interviews: Natalie Weiss Talks Houston Workshops and Cabaret Concerts

February 24, 2014

Continuing with the popular Straight From New York Concert Series and workshops, Tyce Green, in partnership with Bryan-Keyth Wilson's The Wilson School of Acting & Musical Theatre, is bringing YouTube sensation, American Idol alum, and stage veteran Natalie Weiss to Houston, TX.

BWW Interviews: Sara Webb Talks U.S. Premiere of ALADDIN Ballet

February 23, 2014

As Houston Ballet was putting the finishing touches on their production of David Bintley's mesmerizing ALADDIN, I got the opportunity to talk with Houston Ballet Principal Sara Webb.

BWW CD Reviews: Masterworks Broadway's WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Excellently Preserves a Broadway Gem

February 23, 2014

There is no conceivable way that anyone had any idea how Albee's WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? would change the face of the theatre.

BWW Reviews: The Music Box Theater's MORE BROADWAY AT THE BOX - A Comical Revue of Broadway Favorites

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