A Kentucky native, Schramm attended Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky and majored in English while also becoming intensely involved in theater. At the urging of his college acting teacher, he applied for and won a four-year graduate scholarship to Juilliard's newly formed drama school in New York. During the summer of 1988, Schramm traveled to California to co-star with Rebecca De Mornay in "Born Yesterday" at the Pasadena Playhouse. This highly acclaimed and popular production brought Schramm to the attention of Hollywood, and he has worked steadily in television and film ever since. Schramm has guest-starred on numerous television series, including Jake und McCabe - Durch dick und dünn (1987), Kampf gegen die Mafia (1987), Der Equalizer (1985), Miami Vice (1984) and Spenser (1985). He also provided the voice for one of the characters in the Disney animated series Hercules (1998). In addition, he has had leading roles in The Time of Your Life (1976) and the musical Das schwankende Schiff (1999), both for PBS. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Anonymous

Worked for Theatre West Virginia David was in the same class and in some of the same college productions as Leo Burmester , who also went on to become an actor on Broadway ("Les Miserables", "Big River") and in many movies ( Die letzte Versuchung Christi (1988)). Currently appearing in "The Seafarer" by Conner McPherson at the George Street Playhouse, New Brunswick, New Jersey. [November 2008] Performing on Broadway in "Finian's Rainbow". [November 2009] Performing at the New York City Center in the 1932 musical "Music in the Air". [January 2009]