Dave Ingber currently lives in New York, NY, writing, producing and performing humorous plays, sketches, songs and antics to and for anyone who enjoys those things.

Dave Ingber performs in New York and Boston. Keep checking back for performance and tour dates.

Where you can see him now:

Don't Touch the Foot
Every Thursday, Dave produces and performs in New York's rising star showcase, “Don't Touch the Foot,” the stomping ground for some of the best stand-up and sketch comedy performers in the city.

Now That You've Seen Me Naked
Every Friday and Saturday, Dave performs with Cleo's Comedy Players, in the smash hit straight from Houston, TX, “Now That You've Seen Me Naked.” Dave wrote some of the songs and sketches in this hilarious variety show about how relationships change after you've seen the other person in the nude.

Where you might have seen him recently:

Jihad: the Musical
Dave performed as Noah, the nervous Fox news reporter, and Bilal, the closeted homosexual terrorist from Iran, in the critically acclaimed, Jihad: The Musical, at Scotland's prestigious Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Although the play was protested throughout the UK, the show was a smashing success, earning coverage from news outlets such as ABC, CNN, The London Times, The New York Times, Time Magazine and The Guardian. The cast of Jihad was comprise of “the strongest young talent around” according to The British Theatre Guide.

Stand-up Comedy
For the last four years, Dave has been bringing his soft-strumming guitar, witty lyrics and biting one-liners to colleges, clubs and comedy festivals, performing stand-up at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the New York Underground Comedy Festival. Dave is also the co-founder of the Harvard College Stand-Up Comic Society.

ABC Now's Alphabet Soup
David has been known to pontificate about the week's entertainment news. From Britney to Lindsay, Mary Kate to Ashley, and Paris to London, no one is safe.

Hasty Pudding Theatricals
For two years, Dave performed with the oldest theater troupe in the country, The Hasty Pudding Theatricals. Performing in their 158th and 159th annual productions, Dave entertained audiences throughout their international tour.

The Din and Tonics
Dave toured over 20 countries on four continents with this all-male jazz triskaidecatet from 2003 to 2005.

In the past five years, Dave has been a part of 12 different original musical comedies, as a writer, performer, director, or some combination of several of those.
To name a few...
Card House: A Play with Music – why having an affair is sometimes okay.
Evolve: A “Rock” Musical – how the cavemen invented psychoanalysis
Finding their Guitar – International Air Guitar champion C-Diddy called it “inspirational”
Opal Mehta Boo Boo – plagiarists, and the people who caused them.
The Tent Commandments – based on true events, Barnum and Bailey's 1890's circus and freak show
Hello Dali – stolen artwork, a curator with an eyepatch, and music.