David Stallings as "Husband Macbeth 2015"
Theater at the 14th Street Y |
"The power struggle between Macbeth and Husband Macbeth was the most intriguing element of Slot's story. There's a natural element of debate in the text of who is truly and charge and David Stallings as Husband Macbeth seemed to be pulling the strings in this version. Stallings had a subtle dominance and control over Antonio Minino's Macbeth." Michael Block, Theater in the Now
"A man – Husband Macbeth, played masterfully by David Stallings—speaks those chilling words “Come to my woman's breasts, and take my milk for gall,” - Deborah S. Greenhunt PHD, Arts Values Education "Stallings’ Husband Macbeth, as Husband tries to buck him the fuck up, is an infinity loop of anima/animus between them. Stallings’ later self-flagellation is satisfyingly physical as well as emotional, and the slap of leather on skin is deliciously evocative. There’s much to be said for penitential self-mortification." Sherri Rase, (Q) On Stage |
It's a WIN! David is Proud to be the recipient of Best New Script by the 2014 New York Innovative Theatre Awards for his play Dark Water about the 2010 Louisiana Oil Spill as experienced by the animals. That's him receiving the award from Craig Lucas! Dark Water was nominated for Outstanding Production of a New Play and Best Actor. MTWorks'Production of Dark Water played to great houses this past March (and garnered some very good reviews).
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David Stallings' Dark Water, Anaïs Nin Goes to Hell, Barrier Island, The Family Shakespeare, The Stranger to Kindness, The Refracted Room available at:
Check out my first ever Webisode. I appear in Joanne and Beth opposite the lovely Kelly Zekas. Some funny stuff!
 At the lobby of Theatre Row next to the poster for A Home Across The Ocean, written by Cody Daigle. Had the honor of playing the role of Connor  Giving a speech on the importance of LGBTQ plays at the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity Awards 2010 |
WINNER
2014 New York IT Award for Best Full Length Script Dark Water Outstanding Playwriting One-Act Planet Connections Theatre Festivity The Stranger to Kindness Outstanding Lead Actor in a play Planet Connections Theatre Festivity Farewell to Sanity and Other Irrational Constructs by Tom Slot 1st Prize Boston Theatre Works UnBound Festival Anaïs Nin Goes To Hell 2nd Biennial Arthur W. Stone New Play Award Anaïs Nin Goes To Hell 2010 Activist Award Planet Connections Theatre Festivity FINALIST 2014 National New Play Network (NNPN) The Baby Monitor SEMI-FINALIST Princess Grace Awards Barrier Island, Anaïs Nin Goes To Hell NOMINEE Outstanding Actor in a Play Thespis Theatre Festival Somdomite: The Loves of Oscar Wilde by Joshua Pangborn The 2009 Weissberger Award (Williamstown Theatre Festival)Barrier Island SELECTED FringeNYC 08 Favorite Script by OffOffOff.com Anaïs Nin Goes To Hell FEATURED The Very Best of NYC Theatre by Go Magazine Anaïs Nin Goes To Hell SELECTED NY Daily News Editor's Pick Barrier Island |
