In May 2021 his book Phoenix: a Father, a Son and the Rise of Athens (about Miltiades, Cimon, the Persian Wars and the Delian League) will be published by HUP – a ‘prequel’ to his Nemesis: Alcibiades and the Fall of Athens which appeared in 2018.
He is the editor of Bloomsbury’s Looking at… series on Greek drama, the next volume in which (Looking at Agamemnon ) will come out early in 2021. Since 2010 he has published 14 books with The British Museum Press, Thames and Hudson, Bloomsbury and Harvard University Press. He still directs the occasional production, but most of his time is now taken up with writing. Andrews University, David taught for eleven years before founding the specialist Greek theatre company, Actors of Dionysus, for which (also for eleven years) he translated and directed a wide range of tragedies and comedies for performance throughout the UK and occasionally in Graeco-Roman theatres. He serves on the advisory board of The Transatlantic Forum for Education and Diplomacy (TFED), is an accredited lecturer for the Arts Society, and is represented by Bill Hamilton at A.M. David is a writer, lecturer, theatre director, dramaturg and Fellow of Goodenough College, London.
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