David Paul Smith

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David Paul Smith graduated from Brigham Young University in 2008 with a degree in Media Music Studies.

Dave met his wife, Brittni Bills Smith, during a SCERA Shell production of Oklahoma in 2004. Over the next three years the couple spent hours upon hours in the HFAC, studying their individual disciplines and co-starring in BYU’s production of The Foreigner.

He has taught voice lessons for the Hale Theater Orem and does music composition projects for theater and for small films.

He proposed to Brittni in January 2008 on the SCERA Shell stage, where they had first met. They were married two weeks after graduating. During the summer of 2008 they decided it would be fun to perform together again as a married couple and played opposite of each other in the Scera Center for the Arts’ musical adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.

In 2012 Dave played the part of banker Bobby Child in the Hale Theater's production of Crazy for You. Reviews lauded him as the "key" to the play and praised his humorous charm and energy. That same year the Smiths adapted the well-known story, The Emperor's New Clothes, into a musical performed by the American Fork Youth Theater. In the fall of that year Dave directed the Youth Theater through its production of The Little Mermaid. The following spring he directed Enchanted Sleeping Beauty.

Smith is a regular cast member at the Hale Centre Theatre and was the crazy Caractacus in the theatre's production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 2013. In that same year Smith served as Music Director for he SCERA's production of Tarzan.

Dave and Brittni have starred together in over 12 regional productions, and continue to be actively involved in the performing arts.

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