Performing in theatre from a young age, Daniel won a place at the renowned 'Drama Centre London' at the age of 17. Graduating in 1997, with a BBC Radio 4 Award, he went on to record numerous voice overs, radio plays and recitals with BBC Radio Drama. In the West End and The National Theatre, Daniel has had a distinguished career, making his debut in Peter Pan at The Olivier Theatre where he studied voice with Patsy Rodenburg. In The Browning Version, opposite the late Corin Redgrave, The Daily Telegraph called his performance '... Astonishingly convincing...'.
His work for BBC Television ranges from period drama in Cambridge Spies and Vanity Fair, to modern farce in Love Soup, for which he also wrote the music.
Daniel has taken his experience in theatre and film in to the corporate events arena and since 2010, has been co-producer for worldwide computer game company Jagex's annual 'Runefest' event at Vinopolis, London.
Daniel has also worked with theatre in education, devising, casting and directing a series of educational workshops across Europe, including the 'Shakespeare Rocks' forum.
As an independent consultant, he has given lectures and has assisted a wide variety of students, from teachers, stage school applicants, actors, to managing directors and deputy head's, in a wide array of public speaking techniques, from the wedding speech to the job interview.
For more information on coaching sessions, see the tuition page or call 07812 569 748
