A Boston native, Danielle moved to New York after graduating with a degree in English/Writing & Theater Arts.  After performing in theater (Abingdon Theatre, Urban Stages, The Actors Studio) and television (NBC & MTV2 Pilot), she co-founded The Poet Acts, Inc. a not-for-profit film & theater company and there curated Ionesco & the Anti-play for the Young Patrons of Lincoln Center, produced the award-winning short film Darling Can You Answer the Door, as well as several theatrical showcases and she produced the sold-out play Maybe Tomorrow at the 2015 Fringe Festival (New York Times Pick, Critics Pick "Overall Excellence in a Play," Selected for Fringe Encore Series).

 

She was nominated for a 2016 Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Play for her role as Kaylee Stewart in One in the Chamber, which was produced in collaboration with Forum Theater in DC.  

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She's currently writing & developing multiple film and television projects.