Danielle Liccardo began her theatre training as an actress in New York City where she studied professionally under the direction of Kathryn Gately (MFA acting at Northern Illinois University), and received extensive classical training at both The American Globe Theatre in New York, and at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art Professional Shakespeare Conservatory (LAMDA). Ms. Liccardo has worked commercially, off-Broadway, regionally, and in film. New York roles include: The First Witch in Macbeth at The American Globe Theatre, Yelena in Uncle Vanya at Expanded Arts, the title role in Lysistrata, Carol in North of Providence at Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST), Gale in Life During Wartime (2001 New York OOBR award recipient) at The Currican Theatre, Marla in Specter at The John Houseman Theatre and The Judith Anderson Theatre, Petroushka in Ballerinas at Manhattan Theatre Source, Rose in Scarecrow at The Judith Anderson Theatre, A Pretty Lady and A Crazy Woman in When Words Fail at The John Houseman Studio Theatre, and Jackie-O in The House of Yes. Regional theatre includes: Gonerill in King Lear for the Hudson Shakespeare Company, Rosalind in As You Like It (London), Don John in Much Ado About Nothing for the Harrisburg Shakespeare Festival, Katherine in Henry V (National Theatre), and Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream (National Theatre). Most recent directing credits include Out of Gas on Lover's Leap at the Flatiron Theatre in New York, and Eric Bogosian's Suburbia at New York University. As a movement and style specialist she trained at Actors Movement Studio in New York under Mr. Loyd Williamson, and has coached privately, off-Broadway and regionally in such plays as Othello (Harrisburg Shakespeare Festival), Tartuffe, The Elephant Man and Floating Rhoda and the Glue Man (all for the Rutgers Theatre Company), A Hatful of Rain (New York), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (The Sanford Meisner Theatre, NY), and Tennessee Williams' The Case of the Crushed Petunias (The Harold Clurman Theatre). Ms. Liccardo has taught at Tisch School of the Arts - New York University Undergraduate Drama, is currently on faculty at Mason Gross School of the Arts, at Rutgers The State University of New Jersey as a movement specialist in the BFA program, at Actors Movement Studio in Manhattan, and teaches acting at Drew University in New Jersey, and in the Shakespeare Ventures program at Fairfield University in Connecticut. She is the co-founder and Artistic Director of Inertia Productions, a not-for-profit theatre company in New York City.