Danielle Worth is happy and proud to be a member of the cast of Pleasant Prairie.
Danielle received her BFA from New World School of the Arts with a focus in Musical Theatre. Not tied to her degree,  Danielle strives to grow in every aspect of performing. Her work ranges from the classics, to contemporary, to independent film, to sketch comedy, to commercials. Some of her favorite projects include: her self written one-person show, Southern Fried Chicken, New World Theatre's Camino Real (Esmeralda), City Theatre's Summer Shorts Festival (Company Member), Hamlet (Ophelia) with Gablestage, The Actors' Playhouse The Full Monty (Estelle), and an original company member of the now booming, Laffing Matterz.  Danielle has been honored by the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts for her merits in acting, been a part of two Carbonell nominated productions, and represented the state of Florida in the Society of Arts and Letter's national 'Acting for Comedy' competition. Granted through the Downstage Miami cultural division, Danielle worked alongside playwright Leslie Ayvezian, in a year-long workshop honing her playwriting skills. Recently transplanted to Chicago, Danielle is grateful for this new phase of her life and career; she looks forward to participating in widely varied, and challenging projects. Not knowing what's around the corner, she is open and excited to see where this road will take her next.