>David Turner’s ‘Clear Day’ on Broadway
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2011
BY BETSY MURPHY
CORRESPONDENT
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS
Talking with David Turner is entertainment. He has a captivating manner: his attitude toward life, his choice of words.
This versatile actor, who can trace his training back to New Players, is about to go into rehearsals for “On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.”
The revival of the musical previews Nov. 12 and opens Dec. 11, starring Harry Connick Jr. and with Turner as third lead. It’s an exciting time for this former village resident.
At Ridgewood High School (RHS), Turner was very active in New Players but confides, “I had the acting bug from a young age.” Along with his Latin teachers (Dr. Rose at George Washington Middle School and Mr. Doogan at RHS), he remembers Lori Barnett, “my English teacher at RHS, who probably directed me in five shows. I think she told me in ninth grade, ‘You’re going to make it.’ It’s one of those things that makes you not quit.”
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