Exciting news - The Beaver Club ladies are back! After a sold-out run in 2023, Barb Scheffler's touching and hilarious show is returning to The Port Stanley Festival Theatre for a limited run in May 2024. After that, Danielle will be playing Marg in Dan Needles' play Perils of Persephone, PSFT's final summer show. Go to psft.ca for more information.

Reviews:

"The world premiere of Barb Scheffler’s comedy The Beaver Club is simply a revelation.  Well-written, beautifully acted, expertly directed, with a modest yet effective set and excellent lighting, it all adds up to an instant Canadian theatre classic....the role of Yvette is portrayed by Danielle Nicole, with a broad French accent that works well, and a glint in her eye when she describes making out in a church as a teen." (The Beaver Club)

Entertain This Thought

"Danielle Nicole is excellent in her three roles as Aunt Tillie, Phyllis and Simon. She gives Tillie a harsh, cackling voice and abrupt manner...as Phyllis, Nicole puts on an amusingly seductive tone of voice...for Simon, Nicole takes her voice as low as possible and gives him a pompous British accent." (The Fixer-Upper, 2021 remount)

Stage Door

"The tricky task for the cast was to give each of the passengers their own identifiable voices and to maintain that voice throughout the ride. I can attest to the fact that they did a masterful job in this case. The back and forth between Chris and Danielle made for many humorous exchanges. Why did I have that 'been there done that' feeling? Chris and Danielle really pulled it off." (Sunshine Express)

The Echo

"Danielle Nicole does a solid job of being the narrative anchor in a tricky role. The cast is top-notch." (Five Alarm)

London Free Press

"The two acts seemed to fly by in an instant as the audience jumped to its feet in a thunderous standing ovation to justly reward the actors at the final curtain call." 

(The Ladies Foursome)

Port Stanley News

"The interaction of the four talented actors – Jill Harland, Sharon McFarlane, Janet Monid and Danielle Nicole –  is delightful to watch. The momentum of “The Ladies Foursome” is dependent on the pace and timing of the dialogue and the four women make it look easy." (The Ladies Foursome)

Relish Elgin

"...the deliberate awkwardness and reticence of the other two main characters, Danielle Nicole's Teresa Pike and Jerry Getty's Ethan, present the audience with an irresistible combination of naivety, vulnerability and charm. Beautifully played." (Ethan Claymore)

tbnewswatch (Thunder Bay) 

"Perfect timing, perfect delivery, is essential for a play like this one to work.  Williams and Nicole never missed a beat." (The Fixer-Upper, 2014)

Port Stanley News

 "...a standing ovation performance with spot-on timing and delivery by both actors..." (The Fixer-Upper, 2014)

Relish Elgin 

"The show stars Danielle Nicole as Alice and Londoner Jim Doucette as Henry, whose on-stage chemistry remains a key strength of this new production."  (Henry and Alice)

London Free Press

"The believability of being a married couple can be difficult to recreate on stage but Danielle and Jim pull it off without a hitch."  (Henry and Alice)

Relish Elgin 

"The chemistry between Nicole and Doucette is inspiring."  (Sexy Laundry)

London Free Press

"It is a true joy when I have the opportunity to be introduced to an actor who is bold, beautiful, and quirky and who surprises me with their innovation and their ability to hold the audience in the palm of their hand.  Danielle Nicole was my “discovery.”  I have never seen her on stage before and I was mesmerized.  It was hilarious, over-the-top perfection for Doucette and Nicole who are adept at physical comedy, incredibly likeable and have a wonderful sense of comic timing." (Sexy Laundry)

The Beat Magazine (London)

[Nicole and Doucette]..."two fantabulous character actors..." (Sexy Laundry)

"Without question, Danielle Nicole was the star of the show, with roles ranging from bimbo stripper to brain dead cabbie. The applause from the standing ovation grew even louder as she entered to take her final bow."  (Bedtime Stories)

Port Stanley News 

[Danielle] has the unique ability to endear herself to an audience almost immediately, her physical comedy was unique and entertaining..."  (Bedtime Stories)

The Beat Magazine (London)

"Neil Simon's "Chapter Two" is a difficult assignment to play with sincerity, but the Encore cast hit all the right notes.  As Jennie, Danielle Nicole presented a multi-layered portrait of a recently divorced woman who finds in George everything she needs…"

Inside Toronto