David Knijnenburg

Son of actress Jann Freeman. Brother of actor Nick Knijnenburg. Brother-in-law of actress Cheryl Knijnenburg. David works extensively as a voice and dialect coach, is in demand as a voice-over artist and claims to speak a dozen languages. Although David speaks Dutch, in the 2003 SBS mockumentary series (S)truth his Dutch Politician character Pieter Van Flaschen spends most of his time addressing the General Assembly of the United Nations in French!. In 2004 David played the Vicar in Twelfth Night Theatre's stage production of Dad's Army (1968) - the role created by Frank Williams in the long-running BBC TV series written by David Croft and Jimmy Perry. A great success, the play toured Australia and New Zealand. In 2005 David again worked with cast members Chris Betts Steven Tandy, Tony Allcock and Karen Cronein Twelfth Night Theatre's Run For Your Wife directed by Peter Farrago who is David Croft's son-in-law. In 2004 David wrote the stage play Hitchcock & Herrmann about the remark