Actor/Comedian/Facilitator
NOTABLE REVIEWS
THE RIVALS
From "Chasing 'The Rivals' on a Summer's Evening" by Laura Collins-Hughes
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Jack’s friend Faulkland (David Friedlander), whose deranged insecurity makes him question Julia’s devotion at every turn...the only character who seems flesh and blood. He’s delightful to watch: ridiculous and surprisingly sympathetic.
MIDDLEMEN
A Broken Copier and Other Calamities by Ken Jawororski
David Friedlander, as Michael, ably embodies a character whose calm surface hides a troubled soul. They’re a finely matched pair, completely dedicated to their roles.
STONES IN HIS POCKETS
From "Quick Change Tales" by Byron Woods
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Friedlander brought wit and humanity to Jake, an Irish homeboy who's related to most of the locals. He and Charlie, convincingly read by Alley, ride a dragon made of tinsel through film-land's absurdities and sobering twists. Both laugh and make us care, in a nothing-hidden theater whose magic leaves us pondering, days later, "Just how did they do that?" Highly recommended.
THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO
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THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO at Florida Rep is Cheerful and Charming!
The show's comedic timing was excellent...The cast
all truly brought their characters to life, and created a very distinct persona for the roles they portrayed.