About David Ackerman
David Ackerman is a writer and an actor. Most recently, he was part of Beginning, Middle and End a storytelling group that ran in Toronto in 2012. His play "Shredders" appeared at the NYC fringe Festival and “Lost and Found” received a critic's pick when it ran in 2009 in San Francisco.
He is also the creator and director of Subway Brunch, a theatrical happening occurring as actors partake in a full-service brunch while riding the A-Train. Subway Brunch has been profiled in the New York Times and Backstage. He is a fan of all things theatrical and has studied with Paul Sills, Mike Nichols, Gary Austin, Michael Gellman, Sue Morrison (Clown), Douglas Rice, Fiona Griffiths and many others.
His short film, the Tripping club, was invited to the Montreal Film Festival and won an award at the Lighten Up Comedy Festival.
David Ackerman is a writer and an actor. Most recently, he was part of Beginning, Middle and End a storytelling group that ran in Toronto in 2012. His play "Shredders" appeared at the NYC fringe Festival and “Lost and Found” received a critic's pick when it ran in 2009 in San Francisco.
He is also the creator and director of Subway Brunch, a theatrical happening occurring as actors partake in a full-service brunch while riding the A-Train. Subway Brunch has been profiled in the New York Times and Backstage. He is a fan of all things theatrical and has studied with Paul Sills, Mike Nichols, Gary Austin, Michael Gellman, Sue Morrison (Clown), Douglas Rice, Fiona Griffiths and many others.
His short film, the Tripping club, was invited to the Montreal Film Festival and won an award at the Lighten Up Comedy Festival.
