DAVID REECE HUTCHISON
DAVID REECE HUTCHISON
Actor | Published Poet | Teaching Artist
 
 

“The best performers are those who play beyond gender, most prominently David Hutchison as Cecily Cardew, whom he invests with genteel passion."
Philadelphia Inquirer

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“David Reece Hutchison’s Passepartout is charming down to his polka-dotted socks.” Jennifer Georgia, DC Metro Theater Arts

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"Hutchison knows how to give texture to his work, and his acting talent pays dividends in Reynolds’s staging." Neal Zoren, NealsPaper

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"---Henriette (the excellent David Reece Hutchison) who longs for a husband and children and happiness and hopes to marry Clitandre....the accomplished cast never misses a rhyme." Toby Zinman, Philadelphia Inquirer

〰️ “David Reece Hutchison’s Passepartout is charming down to his polka-dotted socks.” Jennifer Georgia, DC Metro Theater Arts 〰️ "Hutchison knows how to give texture to his work, and his acting talent pays dividends in Reynolds’s staging." Neal Zoren, NealsPaper 〰️ "---Henriette (the excellent David Reece Hutchison) who longs for a husband and children and happiness and hopes to marry Clitandre....the accomplished cast never misses a rhyme." Toby Zinman, Philadelphia Inquirer

 

The White One by the Bay

by Susan Gross

David is playing Tristan in a workshop and staged reading of Susan Gross’ new play with Burning Coal Theatre Co. Dir: Abbe Fralix

Best friends Mira and Tristan, separated by tragic circumstances ten years ago, are suddenly given an impossible chance to say what was left unsaid. With the help of Tristan’s teenage daughter, Aurora, they navigate the boundary between memory and reality in hopes of finding peace and understanding on the other side.

*part of The Coal Mines: Developing New Plays from Local Writers

Little Women @ Firebox Theatre

David will be playing John Brooke in Firebox’s winter production of Louisa May Alcott’s, Little Women Adapted by Marisha Chamberlain

Dir: Catherine Delaney

David joined Carolina Shakespeare’s acting company

A recent transplant to north carolina’s triangle area! Bringing Shakespeare to schools and public spaces, fostering community engagement, and education!

published works:

-issue 03 of WARMBROS


-North of Oxford - The Russell Streur Nature Poetry Anthology II

David’s poetry grows from his queer lived experiences. He’s currently shaping his first manuscript [Delicate Bones: a gay anthology] and intends to transform it into a multimedia performance.

 

Height
5' 10"

Weight
165 lbs

Hair Color
Brown

Eye Color
Blue

David is currently seeking representation