David O’Hara is the Director of Acting at Blake Magnet High School for the Arts and is a member of the faculty for The Patel Conservatory. He has been the Artistic Director of both The Loft Theatre and Playmakers, Inc., as well as a founding member of School of Night Improvisational Theatre Company. Known mainly for his work in education and stage direction, this is the first acting job he has done since performing the lead role in Shear Madness at the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center.
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