Versatile Artist
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Hello there! I'm Daniel James Roth. I'm an Actor, Stage Combatant, Director, Playwright, and Shakespeare enthusiast. Get to know me, my work, and my passions on this website!
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Updates and exciting news!
This spring I will be acting as the Assistant Fight Choreographer for Elon University's production of Hamlet. At the same time I will be performing as a featured fighter in North Carolina Ballet's production of Macbeth.
Over the holidays I was working at Busch Gardens, as a technician for their show "Gloria!".
I spent the Halloween season as a technician at Cedar Point, Ohio for their show "Boneyard Battleground".
I lead a table-read of an original play I wrote titled The Tragedy of King Arthur with members of the company of The Lost Colony. It was a huge success, and thanks to feedback from actors and audience members, I've begun re-editing the play before I submit it to festivals around the country.
I had the privilege of taking part in a production of As You Like It as part of the workshop series at The Lost Colony. I directed the production, on top of playing the part of Oliver. The show was a Bare Bard concept, with 20 hours of rehearsal, minimal props and no scenery, some improvisation, and a ton of audience inclusion.
Over the holidays I was working at Busch Gardens, as a technician for their show "Gloria!".
I spent the Halloween season as a technician at Cedar Point, Ohio for their show "Boneyard Battleground".
I lead a table-read of an original play I wrote titled The Tragedy of King Arthur with members of the company of The Lost Colony. It was a huge success, and thanks to feedback from actors and audience members, I've begun re-editing the play before I submit it to festivals around the country.
I had the privilege of taking part in a production of As You Like It as part of the workshop series at The Lost Colony. I directed the production, on top of playing the part of Oliver. The show was a Bare Bard concept, with 20 hours of rehearsal, minimal props and no scenery, some improvisation, and a ton of audience inclusion.
