Daniel Stewart was born and raised into the UK theatrical life with a ballet dancer mother and actor father. This would provide a fervent grounding for following footsteps in treading the boards.
Trained at the esteemed California Institute of the Arts he continued to live and work in LA in film and television, then extensively in regional theatre (On and off Broadway) in NYC, along with a thriving career as a go to Brit for voice over work.
He returned to the UK in recent years with shows in The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, The National Theatre and The West End.
He has also co-starred as a series regular alongside his father, Sir Patrick Stewart in the Starz series Blunt Talk and is the co-host of the esteemed podcast series The Foxhole Companion, a compelling history of World War 2 cinema.
In this episode we talk to Daniel about growing up surrounded by acting royalty, the differences between US and British approaches to acting, the future of the arts and the role of the jobbing actor.
Listen Here: Episode 17
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