Danielle is an actress based in the San Francisco Bay Area. A Massachusetts native, Danielle first discovered she loved being on stage during a stint at “nerd camp” between her seventh-and eigth-grade years at school. Her play “The Butler of Carrington Acres” was the must see of the 2-week session, and she hasn’t left the stage since.

Danielle moved to Chicago after high school and received her BA from the University of Chicago in Theatre and English and French Literature. On a whim after college she joined some old friends in San Francisco, fell in love with the area, and settled in.

Her regional credits include productions with Marin Theatre Company, Shotgun Players, Crowded Fire Theatre, Aurora Theater, TheatreFIRST, Just Theater, Word for Word, and Center Repertory Company.

Danielle is an active member of PlayGround, as well as an Artistic Associate with Symmetry Theatre Company.

(click for our article in American Theatre Magazine, Sept 2011)

Danielle is a self-proclaimed foodie, though more a taster than a cook-er (however, she makes a killer banana bread). She writes goofy verse poetry, loves to travel (but hates airplanes), and enjoys cycling, running, and hiking in San Francisco and beyond.

(If that’s not enough information on Danielle, click here for Jean Schiffman’s article on her at backstage.com)