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Daniel J. Lockwood
Daniel J. Lockwood (also known as Daniel Lockwood) is an American singer/actor specializing in opera and musical theater, based in New York City. He is a member of the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players and has performed principal, supporting and ensemble roles with the company for the past ten years.
==Career==
Lockwood received musical and theatrical training from the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music and Boston University College of Fine Arts and holds a B.Mus. and M.Mus degree in vocal music performance. In 1999, after receiving his M.Mus. from Boston University, he joined the Boston Academy of Music (now known as The Bostonians) and performed regularly until 2001 as a principal tenor in light operatic roles, ensemble roles, and in supporting roles in operas such as Verdi's ''Un ballo in maschera'', Puccini's ''La fanciulla del West'', and Luiz in ''The Gondoliers''. In 2000, he performed as Ralph Rackstraw in ''H.M.S. Pinafore'' and Tony in Leonard Bernstein's ''West Side Story'' with the Fiddlehead Theater Company.
Lockwood joined the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players in New York City in 2002.〔New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players. (Company Members )〕 In the Gilbert & Sullivan repertory, he has performed roles such as Nanki-Poo in ''The Mikado'', Frederic in ''Pirates of Penzance'', and 1st Yeoman in ''Yeomen of the Guard''. He has also appeared in ''Rose of Persia'', ''Utopia, Limited'', ''Trial by Jury'', and ''The Grand Duke''.
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