Although most people are familiar with David Selby through his work on television in such shows as Dark Shadows and Falcon Crest, he has also performed on stage, most recently at the Civic Arts Plaza in Thousand Oaks, California in the musical Mame. A complete listing of David's work on stage, screen, and television is printed in his first book, In and Out of the Shadows.

Below you will find links to pages on this site and several sites on the web that include reviews or promotional pictures related to David Selby's work on stage.

David Selby's Final Assault

Final Assault was presented by the Charleston Stage Company in April 2003. The play was written by David Selby and directed by his son Jamison Selby. Additional information is available on the Final Assault page.

Jerry Herman's Mame

David Selby appeared in the musical Mame presented by the Cabrillo Music Theatre at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza on November 1-10, 2002. More information is available on the Mame page. Photos and images are located in the Photo Gallery.

Conor McPherson's St. Nicholas

David Selby returned to the Hartford Stage in July 2000 to appear in Conor McPherson's one-person show, St. Nicholas. For more information about the performance, including related articles and the original press release, check out the St. Nicholas page. Photos are located in the Photo Gallery.

Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey into Night

In 1998 and 1999, David Selby appeared as James Tyrone in productions of Long Day's Journey into Night at the Alley Theatre in Houston and Hartford Stage in Connecticut. For an extensive list of links to articles and photos related to these productions, visit my Long Day's Journey into Night page.

David Selby's Lincoln and James

David Selby wrote the play Lincoln and James and appeared in the role of Abraham Lincoln in several productions in 1997 and 1998. The play is currently being developed as a screenplay. For additional information and photo links, visit my Lincoln and James page.

Miscellaneous

In September 1993, David Selby appeared at the McCarter Theatre in Joyce Carol Oates' The Perfectionist. A production photo is located on Celestial Timepiece: A Joyce Carol Oates Home Page. An additional photo and review are located in the Photo Gallery.

From February 25 to April 12, 1992, David Selby appeared at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, DC in Much Ado About Nothing. David played the role of Benedick. Kelly McGillis, perhaps best known for her roles in the films Top Gun and The Accused, portrayed Beatrice. Information and production photos from Much Ado About Nothing are available on the Shakespeare Theatre's web site. The first Much Ado photo in the gallery shows David to the right in a white shirt. In addition, classical mandolinist Neil Gladd was involved in the production, and the Photo Gallery of the Neil Gladd web site includes a production photo from Much Ado.

In May 1981, David appeared on Broadway in Oliver Hailey's I Won't Dance. For more information, including images from the Playbill, click here.

In November and December 1976, David appeared on Broadway with Nan Martin and Betsy Palmer in Tennessee Williams' The Eccentricities of a Nightingale. To see an Al Hirschfeld drawing of the cast, click here.

The Internet Broadway Database features information about some of the Broadway productions in which David has appeared, including The Eccentricities of a Nightingale, Gandhi, The Heiress, I Won't Dance, and Sticks and Bones.

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