is a New York City-based theatrical producer and investor. His first theatrical venture, in 2002 in a co-production with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, was presenting the world premiere stage reading of The Song that Killed the  Snake, about how the Spanish Civil War, alcohol, infidelity and insanity fueled the creative brilliance of famed Mexican composer Silvestri Revueltas. In 2014, David was associate producer of a four week industry workshop of The Countess of Storyville, a new musical that was subsequently optioned for development. David has optioned two plays now in development: Based on artists whose studios were near Ground Zero, Cedar Street  follows the extraordinary journey of a 9/11 survivor and the two men in her life in a world gone mad. And American Pastime, in which legendary pitcher Leroy “Satchel” Paige confronts two other legends of the game – Commissioner Kennesaw Mountain Lands and owner Bill Veeck – to get at the surprising truth of why he didn’t break baseball’s color barrier years before Jackie Robinson.