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David Nosko is from Indianapolis, IN. He recieved an Associate of Communication Arts degree from St. Louis Community College-Meramec, and he is a Continuing Studies student at Indiana University. David is currently a member of the Bloomington Playwrights Project (BPP) Ensemble of Artists, BPP Writers' Group, and Monroe County Civic Theater (MCCT), where he is a playwright, director, actor, producer, and scenic designer. His recent set designs include Bram Stoker's Dracula: or the Undead and Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol for the 2006 MCCT Dinner Theater Series, and the 2007 BPP Mini-Play production and Empty Sky, the Reva Shiner Award-winning play. He also produced the MCCT's 2007 Directors' Symposium XII, and he directed Troubled Dreams: A Kafkaollage in July 2007 that will brought to life Franz Kafka's early 20th Century fiction.

David has written hundreds of stories for the Indiana Daily Student newspaper under the name David A. Nosko, where he worked as a General Assignments Reporter, City & State Editor, Columnist, and Photographer. His story "Hoeppner Hopes Fans Can Cultivate Aura" won third place in the "Best Sports Story" category at the 2006 Society of Professional Journalists' annual awards banquet, and several of his stories were picked up by the Associated Press and Washington Week Student Voices among others. David was also a coorespondent for WFHB Community Radio for South-Central Indiana, where he wrote more than 200 news reports for the WFHB Daily Local News program, collected "Person on the Street" interviews, and developed Feature-length community interest pieces. He now volunteers his time for Culture Week, a monthly Bloomington newspaper, as Editor in Chief.

He is a graduate of the 2006 City of Bloomington Citizens' Academy, and his volunteer activities include serving as a mediator for the Community Justice and Mediation Center in Bloomington.