Danielle Radeke

Danielle Radeke was born and raised in New Jersey. She realized she loved to act when she was six years old and her first grade class did a production of a short play about the life of Jesus. She began really getting into acting in middle school and high school, where she auditioned for every show she could. She was a part of stage productions such as "Footloose" (Ensemble), "Legally Blonde" (Flutist), "Getting an Education: A Presentation of One Acts" (Elizabeth), "Annie" (Ronnie Boylan, Morgantheau, Sophie, NYC Resident, Servant), and "Once on this Island" (Andrea Devereaux). Her first film was "Choices" (Extra), and she went on to be a part of "Under Pressure," where she played the role of Hannah and got her first taste of directing when she was chosen to be the assistant director. Her first professional role was being in a commercial for Solutions Pregnancy and Healthcare Center. Danielle loves to sing, and she took vocal lessons from the age of 14 and performed whenever she could. She is a writer, and has published several original short stories, plays, and poems. She moved to Connecticut to attend college and study nursing, but she never lost her love of acting and performing. She joined a contemporary choir on campus and has served on their executive board. Some of her theater and film credits include "Set in Stone" (May), "The Cost of Living: The 2015 New Play Festival" (Stage Manager: "Rent's Due"), "Mauritania" (Sierra), "Just Give Me a Lesson" (Teacher), "The Pillowman" (Stage Manager), "The Revelation Plays: The 2016 New Play Festival" (Director: "Note", Della: "Love is Just a Game), and "My Incredibly Loud Life" (Katie).