David Sepulveda may best be known to audiences as an arts and culture contributing reporter to New Haven Independent. Having taught fine art in the Stamford Public School system for 36 years, it was there that he had an opportunity to not only teach art, but to engage collaboratively with music and theatre departments during annual and periodic theatre productions as a set painter and designer. Recently, David was the set designer at the International Arts and Ideas Festival's world premiere of An Electric Chair, written and performed by Toto Kisaku. Past credits include: Gidion’s Knot, This is Modern Art, The Mountaintop, Milk Like Sugar, Topdog/Underdog and Sunset Baby as well as many productions with Bregamos Community Theater, Long Wharf Theater, and the Atlanta Black Theater Festival.