The host of a gay radio talk show struggles to be as assertive in life as he is on air in 'The David Dance.' By THR Staff Boldness on the airwaves is no substitute for actual living in The David Dance ...
The story of “The David Dance” might have seemed more timely and vital when first presented as a play in 2003. Today, however, the delayed film version (it was shot in 2009) feels remarkably dated. It ...
"Welcome to the wonderful world of being who you really are. It sucks. Big time." “The David Dance” follows “Danger Dave” (Don Scime), the host of a radio show “Gay Talk” in Buffalo, New York. On air, ...
Right-wing talk radio; denunciations of homosexuality by Christian fundamentalists; the adoption of children by nontraditional families -- hot-button issues shimmy in the foreground of "The David ...
He works in mysterious ways.
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