Daniel J. O'Donnell

Daniel J. O’Donnell is a lawyer, playwright and stage, film and voice actor. He graduated cum laude from Georgetown University Law Center, and practiced law at one of the nation’s foremost law firms in the area of Employment Law. Before that he was a high school math teacher.
He is a member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA. He is a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and also studied in London at LAMDA, and with the late great Stella Adler. As an actor, he has played lead roles in New York and regionally. His film and television work includes, "Homicide," opposite Robin Williams (NBC), and "Major League II" with Charlie Sheen (Warner Brothers).
As a playwright, Mr. O’Donnell has written two one-act plays: "Honor Thy Father", and "The Family Riches." "Time to Go" is his first full-length play. He is currently working on, "The Nicaraguans Are Ready," a full-length play, now in development.
As a voice actor, given his background as an actor, lawyer and teacher, he is extremely versatile.