David Cain Haughton, a renowned individual, hails from the vibrant city of Cork, Ireland, where he laid the foundation for his illustrious career. Following his academic pursuits at Cambridge, he ventured to London, where he co-founded a theatre group with his university peers. This innovative endeavour allowed him to hone his skills and cultivate a sense of artistic expression.
As he continued to nurture his passion for the performing arts, Haughton joined the esteemed Dance Centre, where he had the privilege of learning from the visionary Lindsay Kemp. Within a remarkably short span of a few months, he rose to prominence, becoming an integral part of the cast for the inaugural London production of "Flowers" at the Bush Theatre. His portrayal of Archangel Gabriel marked the beginning of a decade-long, full-time collaboration with Kemp, during which he made significant contributions to the company's artistic direction, production organization, and creative vision.
Throughout his 10-year tenure with the Lindsay Kemp Company, Haughton demonstrated his versatility, versatility, and dedication, taking on various roles, including performer, director's assistant, dramaturge, and writer. His multifaceted talents earned him the distinction of being Kemp's trusted collaborator, companion, and co-conceiver of new shows. Furthermore, he played a pivotal role as Co-Director and organizer of the company, solidifying his position as a stalwart member of the artistic community.
