Danny Mac

Danny was born in Bromley, South-East London but grew up on the south coast of England in West Sussex. He is the second born of 4 children with 2 Brothers and 1 Younger Sister. He was given his first professional role when he was 9 years old, in Cameron Mackintosh's 'Les Misérables' (Directed by Trevor Nunn) and continued to work into his teenage years, playing various roles in TV and commercials. Danny first studied Acting at Chichester College and went on to gain a scholarship to London's highly renowned Drama School: The Arts Educational School (ArtsEd) - where he graduated with a BA(Hons) Degree in 2009. Danny's career spans across both stage and screen, first performing in London's West End productions of 'Wicked' and 'Les Misérables', then rising to fame in the UK's hit serial drama 'Hollyoaks', where he created the role of Mark (Dodger) Savage, a role which gained him multiple Awards and Nominations, including Best Newcomer, Best Actor and Best Serial Drama Performance. Danny's recent theatre credits include Gabey in the Olivier Award nominated production of 'On The Town' at London's highly renowned Open Air Theatre in Regents Park; Joe Gillis in Andrew Lloyd Webber's multi award winning classic 'Sunset Boulevard' for which he was awarded 'Best Actor' at the highly coveted Manchester Theatre Awards and a Best Actor nomination at the UK's 2018 WhatsOnStage Awards; Nino in the highly acclaimed original UK production of Amélie and Bob Wallis in the hit West End revival of White Christmas.