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Sometime in 2014, [[Daniel Larson|Daniel]] began attending and participating in several musical theater programs. It is likely that his [[Nancy Shimer|grandmother]] introduced him to these activities, as she was his main caretaker and held full custody over him during this time. Daniel participated in 8 different musicals, never getting any leading roles. | Sometime in 2014, [[Daniel Larson|Daniel]] began attending and participating in several musical theater programs. It is likely that his [[Nancy Shimer|grandmother]] introduced him to these activities, as she was his main caretaker and held full custody over him during this time. Daniel participated in 8 different musicals, never getting any leading roles. | ||
In November 2022, a video and several photos from this era of Daniel's life were leaked by his former manager, [[Flexburger]]. It is very likely that these programs were the starting points of his obsession with becoming famous, and obviously, his love of [[Music Career|music and singing | In November 2022, a video and several photos from this era of Daniel's life were leaked by his former manager, [[Flexburger]]. It is very likely that these programs were the starting points of his obsession with becoming famous, and obviously, his love of [[Music Career|music and singing.]] | ||
==Productions== | ==Productions== | ||
[[File:DanielMusicalPaper.png|thumb|275x275px|Not a single lead role. ]] | |||
Daniel is known to have participated in at least eight different musicals, although he rarely got leading roles. According to a paper which holds all the information regarding these performances, he played: a guard in Aladdin Jr, Vlad Vladikoff in Suessical the Musical Jr., President Roosevelt in Annie Jr., Mysterious Man in Into the Woods, King Triton in The Little Mermaid Jr, the Bishop of Digne in Les Misérables, an Asylum Warden in Beauty and the Beast, and General Genghis Khan Schmitz in Suessical the Musical. | Daniel is known to have participated in at least eight different musicals, although he rarely got leading roles. According to a paper which holds all the information regarding these performances, he played: a guard in Aladdin Jr, Vlad Vladikoff in Suessical the Musical Jr., President Roosevelt in Annie Jr., Mysterious Man in Into the Woods, King Triton in The Little Mermaid Jr, the Bishop of Digne in Les Misérables, an Asylum Warden in Beauty and the Beast, and General Genghis Khan Schmitz in Suessical the Musical. | ||
Revision as of 07:16, 26 August 2024
| “ | I love theater, I love to act. | ” |
| — Daniel [1] | ||
Sometime in 2014, Daniel began attending and participating in several musical theater programs. It is likely that his grandmother introduced him to these activities, as she was his main caretaker and held full custody over him during this time. Daniel participated in 8 different musicals, never getting any leading roles.
In November 2022, a video and several photos from this era of Daniel's life were leaked by his former manager, Flexburger. It is very likely that these programs were the starting points of his obsession with becoming famous, and obviously, his love of music and singing.
Productions
Daniel is known to have participated in at least eight different musicals, although he rarely got leading roles. According to a paper which holds all the information regarding these performances, he played: a guard in Aladdin Jr, Vlad Vladikoff in Suessical the Musical Jr., President Roosevelt in Annie Jr., Mysterious Man in Into the Woods, King Triton in The Little Mermaid Jr, the Bishop of Digne in Les Misérables, an Asylum Warden in Beauty and the Beast, and General Genghis Khan Schmitz in Suessical the Musical.
Despite the unimportance of these roles, it is highly likely that they may have set the groundwork for his desire to be famous.
Video
Sometime in 2014, Daniel is seen doing acting exercises.
Gallery
See Also
External Links
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- ↑ KWGN Tennyson Center News Report