David Gow is a multifaceted creative force, boasting an impressive portfolio as a filmmaker, director, and internationally renowned playwright. His stage work has been showcased in numerous prominent cities worldwide, including London, New York City, Berlin, Rome, Los Angeles, Chicago, Montréal, and Toronto, to name just a few of the many notable venues.
Gow is perhaps most celebrated for his feature film "Steel Toes", which is an adaptation of his hit play "Cherry Docs". This cinematic masterpiece has garnered widespread critical acclaim and numerous prestigious awards, including the Best Feature Film honor at the Beverly Hills Film Festival and the Best Independent Feature in America distinction bestowed by the Cine Golden Eagle Award.
The global appeal of Gow's work is evident, as his adaptations of his own material have resonated with audiences worldwide, both in the original English language and in translation. Throughout his illustrious career, he has received esteemed recognition from esteemed organizations such as The Canada Council For The Arts, The Ontario Arts Council, and CALQ.
As an active member of the Dramatists Guild of America and the WGC (Writers Guild of Canada),Gow remains deeply committed to his craft. In addition to his work as a playwright and filmmaker, he is also a seasoned character actor, having made a significant impact in both the Canadian and American entertainment industries.
