Danielle Nicole

Originally from Windsor Ontario, Danielle was a member of a variety of theatre troupes in the Windsor/Detroit area including Windsor Light Opera, Korda Artistic Productions, Breathe Art Theatre Project, Theatre Alive, Theatre Windsor, Cardinal Productions and The Capitol Repertory Players. She co-ran and performed with Plaid Jacket Productions for eight years, focusing on romantic comedies and sketch comedy/musical revues (6 productions per year). Since moving to Toronto in 2006, her focus has shifted to Film and TV and is gravitating to voice work in particular. Credits include voice work for "Let's Go Luna" and "Anne with an E" as well as roles on "Forensic Factor" and "Cold Blood." She played the role of Mrs. Curtis from the film "The Auction" which went on to win the The Audience Choice Award for Best Short Film at the 2010 Sprockets Toronto International Film Festival for Children as well as The LIFT and Fuji Best Film Award for the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival (2010) and The Children's Jury Prize for Best Live Action Short Film in Seattle (2011). Danielle is a proud member of Actra and the Canadian Actors Equity Association - she continues to work in regional and summer theatre whenever she can. She is also a simulator for experiential learning in medical education, pharmaceutical, law, as well as within the corporate world, and volunteers for Progress Toronto, ACT, and Red Door Shelter. Danielle lives in Toronto with her husband, film music composer Amin Bhatia.