DAVID LADUCA

A masterful melodic storyteller, David uses his warm baritone and quick wit to craft engaging world-class performances for any occasion. He is a 'one-man band,' using his aerophone, a digital sax-style synth with a wide range of instrument sounds, to bring an additional layer of musical intrigue to his shows.

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David  has entertained audiences from Hawaii to Hong Kong, South Africa to Singapore, Japan, Las Vegas, and almost every country in Europe. He has performed his extensive Great American Songbook repertoire backed by Delfeayo Marsalis, Richard Brown Orchestra, Conrad Johnson Big Band, as well as his solo performances in his BroadwayWorld Award-winning one-man show “RetroSexual.” 

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During his years in New York, David  appeared on Broadway, Off-Broadway, as well as National and European tours. He also performed on regional theatre stages such as Seattle Rep, Arena Stage and McCarter Theatre/Princeton University. Now a Houston resident, he has been seen in lead roles at Theatre Under The Stars, AD Players, Main Street Theater, Texas Repertory Theatre, and MATCH.

Mr. LaDuca's musical play “The Open Door,” was produced at the Sanford Meisner Theatre in New York. His designs won nominations for Best Music and Best Costumes for the Straw Hat Musical Theatre Awards.

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Television starring and guest appearances include playing Hugh Hefner in “Murder Made Me Famous,” two seasons as the prickly Mr. Pesckow on the sitcom, “The Wannabes,” “HBO’s Hardcore TV,” as well as numerous commercial, voiceover, and film credits, including featured roles in “Theft,” “Abrupt Decision," “Foster Care,” “Good After Bad.” ​

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His ‘day-job’ keeps him busy on his mission to spread joy through music in a meaningful way. He performs in Senior Communities in the greater Houston area, and The Gatherings—

a special program that provides support for those caring for family members with dementia.