Born in Basildon, in England, Dan trained at the Guildford School of Acting (where he won the MA Acting Prize). Now based in the South West, he works across stage, screen and recorded media, and has performed in a wide variety of theatrical productions; from regional tours to the West End.

 

Notably he appeared in the acclaimed one-man play entitled When The Eye Has Gone (Roughhouse/Live Wire), Caryl Churchill’s Bad Nights and Odd Days (Greenwich Theatre), The Height of the Storm (Wyndham’s Theatre), in the national touring productions of Clybourne Park (Mercury Theatre, Colchester) and A Christmas Carol (Duke’s Theatre), and in Olivier award winning writer Adam Peck’s stage adaptation of Oliver Twist (Tobacco Factory Theatres). Dan’s screen work includes EastEnders and Call The Midwife: Sisters In Arms (BBC), Grace (ITV), Small Town Politics (Sky), and the films Headlights, I Hate Jack, Essex Girls and The Quiet.

 

As a theatre maker, Dan has a strong background in developing and devising new work, particularly as a physical performer. He is also a writer; his work including the Arts Council funded project Tomorrow the Fox and the solo play Rank, which debuted in 2025 (produced by OffPiste Theatre).

 

In addition, Dan is a musician and published songwriter. Working principally as a drummer, he has written and recorded with various artists (including a number of album releases through Western Star Records).

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Full credits can be viewed on Spotlight and IMDb.

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Dan is represented by Emily Slack at Narrow Road.