David Tate

Trained at R.A.D.A. and was a leading man in repertory before making his West End debut in the Noel Coward musical “Sail Away” Since appeared in many London musicals including “How To Succeed” “man Of Magic” and “Little Me” in which he had a leading part and also deputised for Bruce Forsyth in the chameleon-like starring role involving eight different characterisations. Again with Bruce Forsyth in “Birds on the Wing”. He played the leading role of ‘Inspector Ingram’ in the radio series “Call Yourself A Detective”. A perfect mimic, his voice was heard in many cartoons and commercials. His uncle Reginald Tate was a West End star of the 1930’s.

Past productions

Hirsch, The Great Waltz, Bernard Delfont and Harold Fielding 9^th July 1970 – March 1972, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London.
Waiter [ / standby for Bruce Forsyth], Birds on the Wing, Peter Bridge 23^rd September 1969 – 10^th January 1970, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, and other locations.

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