Biography

Originally from Connecticut, David Garry began his journey in the performing arts at the Oddfellows Youth Theater Playhouse and later worked at the historic Goodspeed Opera House. His early talent was recognized when he received the Tony Award for Excellence in Musical Theater at his high school.

David moved to New York City to study Theatre at the City University of New York and performed with the Wagner College Choir. While pursuing his education, he also began landing paid acting gigs in the NYC area, laying the groundwork for a dynamic career.

After relocating to Los Angeles, David quickly began booking commercials, joined SAG-AFTRA, and steadily built a presence in both TV and film. He is known for his recurring role on NBC's Just Shoot Me! and has appeared in a range of television and film productions.

A core member of Theatre Neo for over a decade, David was part of numerous productions and served as a board member and producer. He also produced and starred in the indie film The Man Who Loved His Cat, showcasing his versatility both on and off camera. In addition to acting and producing, he has worked in casting across multiple projects.

David is the founder of Stuffed Whale Productions, through which he produced the award-winning documentary Deaners, a compelling exploration of the devoted fans of James Dean. The film enjoyed a successful run on the festival circuit.

A passionate advocate for fast-paced, collaborative filmmaking, David has participated in over 10 short films for the Los Angeles 48-Hour Film Festival. Whether on stage, screen, or behind the scenes, he brings humor, depth, and a true love of storytelling to everything he does.

- IMDb mini biography by: David Garry