Danielle DuClos
- Actress
Nominated for a Broadway Drama Desk Award by age 15, Danielle began her
career as singer and stage/screen actress starting at age 6, branching
out from a modeling career that began at age 3 with Ford Models. She
was a regular singer at a circuit of notable venues in New York City,
including Studio 54 where she performed rock and jazz for several
events when she was 7-years-old. She went on to play "Norma Jean" in
the pre-Broadway performances of the musical "Marilyn - An American
Fable". Danielle recorded on
Diana Ross' album, "Swept Away", and
the
Eddie and the Cruisers (1983)
soundtrack. She performed alongside some of her rock heroes in an
ensemble at Live Aid at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, and on two
occasions, she tore up rock 'n' roll solos for a packed and
enthusiastic crowd at the Apollo Theatre in New York City, appearing on
Showtime at the Apollo (1987).
Throughout her teens, she garnered strong reviews for her work
off-Broadway and on screen. At age 15, Danielle was nominated for a
Drama Desk award for her Broadway debut performance in the original
Broadway production of
Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Aspects of
Love", for which she also performed at the Tony Awards ceremony.
