Upcoming Shows and Projects
In the Spring, Daniel will travel to Tunisia where he will be staging his musical adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream with students there, and be performing his solo concert-recital Shakespeare In Song at venues in Tunis and Sfax.
His new play Fragments will be premiering at the Lanuvio Municipal Theatre in April. The play features drama school students from Leeds City College and acting students from the Castelli Romani region near Rome.
Good news also with Daniel’s show ‘Francesco’ which will be performed at the Greenbelt Festival in the UK this coming August.
His concert-recital Shakespeare In Song will also be returning to The Verona Shakespeare Fringe Festival and the Festival Shakespeare & Cie - Théâtre du Sycomore in France. Earlier, in May, The English Theatre of Hamburg in May will be hosting the show for the second time. Daniel will be performing with the wonderful soprano and violinist Josefina Matyašová for the occasion.
Daniel’s Prague Community Choir will also be performing at the Prague St. Patrick’s Day Parade in March!
Recent Shows and projects
Moving Drama - Talking Shakespeare in Italy
J Productions Milan and the Arcola Theatre Community Companies present a series of public Shakespeare-themed Zoom sessions.
On Thursday 29th May, Daniel leads the final session, exploring Shakespeare, Italy & Music with songs and stories from Shakespeare in Song.
Zoom link here.
Little Flowers: The Extraordinary Life of St. Francis of Assisi
Daniel’s new performance piece on the life and legacy of St. Francis of Assisi, Little Flowers, debuts in Milan on June 14th. Blending storytelling, original music, and moments of reflection, the show offers a contemporary take on the spirit, humour, and humanity of one of Italy’s most beloved saints.
Tickets can be purchased here.
The Renaissance Opočno Festival
Daniel’s Shakespeare in Song will be performed at the Renaissance Festival in Opocno, Czech Republic on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 at 7:00 PM in the beautiful Church of the Virgin Mary. This unique concert-performance brings Shakespeare’s words to life through original music, performed with voice, guitar, piano, and more.
