David C. Farmer

MY PASSION: I've performed with all of Honolulu’s theatre groups since 1976, when I first appeared at MVT (then known as HPAC) as 1/3rd of the Pointed Man in “The Point.” Favorite roles include Clov in “Endgame,” Herbie in “Gypsy,” Tom in “Glass Menagerie,” the Actor in “Woman in Black,” John in "Oleanna," Gloucester in “King Lear,” and Eddie Lawrence in “Shear Madness,” for which I received a Po`okela nomination, Charlie in MVT's "August: Osage County," Dr. Rank in TAG's "The Doll's House," for which I received a Po`okela award, and Freud in Hawaii Repertory Theatre's "Freud's Last Session." I was a cast member of Kumu Kahua’s International Tour of “Ka`iulani: A Cantata for the Theatre,” which traveled to the 1990 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Washington, D.C., and the Los Angeles Festival. I most recently appeared as Freud in HRT's "Freud's Last Session." I also appeared in several Joe Moore projects including “Prophecy & Honor” with Richard Dreyfuss and George Segal, a