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Yuval can often be found gracing the stages of theatre and play festivals throughout New York City and Los Angeles.
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As a cast member of ABC’s “What Would You Do,” the hit hidden-camera show provoking social commentary, Yuval plays a wide variety of characters. He continues to receive accolades for his incredible ability to play many different characters with sincerity even in extreme situations.
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Yuval is often found in the recording studio doing voice-overs for commercials, narration, industrials, animation, etc. His charm comes through in his narration and commercials. Yuval specializes in virtually all accents and does character voices, which is often utilized in his commercial, animation, and industrial work.
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YMI Funny, a comedy production company started by Yuval David, Mary Hynes, and Izzy Wolfson. It focuses on filmed sketch and improv comedy, in addition to writing of new scripts, and production of comedic films.
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Yuval has been performing and exploring Improv Comedy with Improvisation News in NYC. Click here for Yuval David on the Improvisation News website. http://improvisationnews.com/index.php?option=com_community&view=profile&userid=438&Itemid=10
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Uproarious laughter prevails during Yuval’s performances with Red Tie Mafia, New York’s lauded Improv comedy troupe. Red Tie Mafia is said to be “the best place to see Short Form Improvisation.” At every show, Yuval uses his quick wit, imaginative mind, and powerful energy, to create hysterically funny characters right in front of the audience’s eyes.
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Yuval was recently cast in a leading role in “Nephilim,” an action film trilogy about the warfare evolving between good and evil. Set in modern times two archangels, an atypical priest, an ex-homicide detective, and a resurrected spirit form an unlikely alliance uniting to obstruct the upsurge of the fallen angels and the termination of free will. Yuval will play the role of Archangel Gabriel.
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Yuval thrilled with his performance in the lead role in “With Her.” He showed great range in the psychology of a young man who at first comes across as charming and endearing, but eventually reveals his truest self with a surprising outcome.
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Adulation has been spreading about Yuval’s performance in the film “The Awakening of Spring.” Director Arthur Allan Seidelman, the producers, cast and crew are raving about Yuval’s acting talent, commitment and intense characterization. The script on which the hit Broadway musical “Spring Awakening” was based, is beautifully written and thought provoking. Yuval shines in the film alongside a great cast including Constance Towers, John Aniston, Victoria Tennant, Jason Graae, and Jesse Lee Soffer.
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“Days of Our Lives” welcomed Yuval David to join the cast in a recurring principal role. He plays the quirky Frenchman, George, the love interest of Melanie (Max Brady’s new-found biological sister). Max goes to France to look for Melanie and bring her back to Salem. As can be expected – there are some interesting twists and turns that happen along the way. George has his own agenda. Viewers should tune in to see what George has in store for the other characters. They can see whether George is out to help or hurt Max on DAYS OF OUR LIVES airing weekdays on NBC.
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Hollywood is buzzing over Yuval’s performance in the beautiful feature film “You,” directed by the talented Melora Hardin. Yuval acted alongside Melora Hardin, Gildart Jackson, Joely Fisher, Brenda Strong, Amy Pietz, Jerry Hardin, Allison Mack, and others. Yuval played the role of a French artist in a loving relationship with the character played by Allison Mack.
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Now hitting the film festival circuit, the Italian WWI drama “Trenches,” is a festival favorite. After being screened at the Cannes Film Festival, it was said that “Yuval’s strong and intense acting brought the horrors of war to the forefront through his immersion into the role of a young soldier in battle.” This film is entirely in Italian with English subtitles.
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Also in post-production is “The Waiting Room,” a film dealing with the clash of cultures. Yuval once again played a foreign character, here as a Spaniard. It was said that his performance seemed to “channel Antonio Banderas.”
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Another of Yuval’s films hitting the festival circuit is “3rd of July,” a moving story about American soldiers returning home from Iraq.
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In an intellectualized and powerful performance, Yuval exhilarated audiences while he acted in Michael Halperin’s “Spark of Reason,” a lofty drama about the redoubtable 17th century Dutch Jewish philosopher Baruch de Spinoza.
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Yuval continues to direct, and now is co-director of Paul Ryan’s “Miss International Princess Pageant Variety Show,” a satirical series spoofing beauty pageants, performed and filmed at the ACME Comedy Theatre in Los Angeles. Here Yuval builds an uproarious variety show with sketch comedy and improv actors, and he takes the stage himself to perform in the shows.
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He has been doing voice over work for animation, which he thoroughly enjoys, as he can release his character voices letting them roam free. Yuval is known for his incredible ability to do almost any accent and a multitudinous variety of character voices.
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Yuval’s voice has been used for broadcast and cable television networks. He does promos and commercials for Showtime Entertainment. His ability to do accents lead him to be the voice for tourism commercials, such as current commercials for Tourism Ireland and Tourism Australia. Yuval’s voice can be heard on National Geographic’s Treasure series. He also does voice overs for various radio and television spots.
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Yuval enjoys taking part in playing roles in staged readings, workshopped plays, and screenplay readings through the various unions and guilds of the entertainment industry.
