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David Campbell McFadzean (born April 9, 1947) is an American television producer, television writer, film producer and playwright. He is best known for co-creating the ABC sitcom Home Improvement with Carmen Finestra and Matt Williams.
- Meredith McFadzean Barnes; James "Court" McFadzean
- 1988-present
- Elizabeth "Liz" McFadzean
- University of Evansville
David McFadzean was a professor & head of the theatre department at Judson College in Elgin, Illinois. He had a play produced off Broadway in the late 1980s, which brought him to the attention of Roseanne.
- Producer, Writer, Additional Crew
- David McFadzean
David McFadzean is a founder partner of Wind Dancer Films. Starting his career in theatre, McFadzean had plays produced Off-Broadway, at several universities, at Lamb’s in San Diego and at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.
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Oct 9, 2023 · Playwright David McFadzean, who has premiered seven previous plays at Lamb’s over the years, has faithfully adapted Brontë’s novel but gives the story a twist with the title “Jane: A Ghost Story.”
Oct 13, 2023 · Playwright David McFadzean is no stranger to Lamb’s Players, having been a part of the company from 1979-1984. From there, his career took him to writing and produced for TV and film, including Roseanne, Home Improvement, Carol & Company, Thunder Alley, and the Mel Gibson comedy, What Women Want. For his world premiere of Jane: A Ghost Story ...
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Nov 5, 1995 · McFadzean, 48, who now lives in La Can~ada Flintridge, was barely above the poverty line in 1979 when he drove his ’56 Ford Galaxy to Lamb’s original home in the San Diego suburb of...
