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Starlight Express Credits[]

Bochum - 2012-13 - Krupp

Bochum - 2013-14 - Krupp (cover Rusty, Caboose, Flat Top, Hopper 2, 3, Components)

Bochum - 2016-17 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra)

Bochum - 2017-18 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra)

Bochum - 2018-19 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra)

Bochum - 2019-20 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra)

Bochum - 2020-21 - Caboose (cancelled due to COVID)

Bochum - 2021 - 2022 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra) Assistant Dance Captain

Bochum - 06/2022 - 05/2023 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra) Assistant Dance Captain

Bochum - 05/2023 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra) Dance Captain

Bochum - 05/2024 - Caboose (cover Rusty, Electra) Dance Captain

Biography[]

Training: Phil Winston’s Theatreworks College

Theatre: Peter Pan (Ensemble, Cover Peter, Qdos Entertainment); Aladdin (Ensemble, Cover Aladdin, First Family Entertainment); A Chorus Line (Gregory Gardener; Cover Paul San Marco, The Lowry Theatre); Spring Awakening (Hanschen, Cover Melchior The English Theatre); Starlight Express (Krupp, Cover Rusty, Caboose, Flat Top, Hip Hopper 2, 3, Purse and Wrench, Bochum, Germany)

2018 Biography[]

Daniel was born in Chorley, England. From 2008 to 2009 he was on stage at His Majesty‘s Theatre in Aberdeen, Scotland, as the second cast of Peter Pan in the play of the same name. Daniel graduated from Phil Winston‘s Theatreworks College in Blackpool, England with a degree in performing arts. He then played in the ensemble of "Aladdin" at the Kings Theater in Glasgow, Scotland. Since 2010 he has been engaged for "A Chorus Line" at the Lowrey Theater in Manchester, England, and faced the expert jury on Channel 5 TV-Talentshow "Don’t stop Believing". The Brit came to Germany for the first time for the production of "Spring Awakening" at the English Theatre in Frankfurt am Main, in which Daniel took on the role of Hanschen and the understudy of Melchior. For STARLIGHT EXPRESS he moved to Bochum.

Gallery[]

Krupp[]

Caboose[]

2013 - 2014

2016 - 2017

2017 - 2018

2018 - 2019

2019 - 2020

2020 - 2023

2023 - 2024

Rusty (cover)[]

Electra (cover)[]

Other Covers[]

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