Cicily Daniels
Biography
Cicily was most recently seen on Broadway in the revival of Once Upon A Mattress (Ensemble, Queen Aggravain u/s, Lady Larken u/s). She made her Broadway debut in Rent as the Seasons of Love Soloist. Her other Broadway credits include the Tony-award winning revival of Once on This Island (Storytelller, Mama Euralie u/s, Erzulie u/s Asaka u/s), the original cast of Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Alana, Ursula u/s) & All Shook Up (Ensemble, Silvia u/s). Her National Tour credits include A Night with Janis Joplin, The Gershwin’s Porgy & Bess, and Caroline, or Change. Cicily originated the roles of Betsey Bailey & Elizabeth Keckley in the world premiere production of American Prophet at Arena Stage. She has performed at many other prestigious regional theaters including: The MUNY, Syracuse Stage, The Pioneer Theatre, The Goodspeed Opera House, The Ahmanson Theater, The Roundhouse Theater, and The Signature Theater. Her favorite regional shows include Newsies, Beauty & The Beast, Chess & Ain’t Misbehavin’. Cicily’s film and television credits include The Other Two, House of Cards, Mozart in the Jungle, Boardwalk Empire, Ugly Betty, Across the Universe & American Gangster. She has been the voice of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, a spokesperson for Nielsen TV and recorded numerous other commercials & voice-overs. Cicily is a graduate of Yale University (B.A. Theater Studies, Performance Concentration). She thanks her agents at Clear Talent Group for their unending support. Cicily is married to composer Brett Macias and is mother to an extraordinary seven-year old daughter.
Credits
Pirates! The Penzance Musical, Once Upon a Mattress, The Pirates of Penzance, Once on this Island, The Little Mermaid
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