Daniel Singer has been a theatrical impresario since he looked up the word “impresario” in the dictionary, founding his first company, General Amazement Theater, in Santa Rosa, California, when he was just 18. On his return from London, where he studied “proper dramatic technique”, he became director of the Renaissance Pleasure Faire, where he founded the subversive Reduced Shakespeare Company, whose three-man farce The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) broke all records in London’s West End and has since become one of the world’s most popular comedy shows.

In 1989, Daniel hung up his doublet and sneakers to design theme park attractions at Walt Disney Imagineering, where he also co-founded the Flower Street Players, an in-house theater company for Disney employees.

Since 2000, Daniel has been a freelance designer, writer and event producer in Los Angeles. His new hit comedy, A Perfect Likeness, tells the story of Lewis Carroll’s (fictional) attempt to get his literary hero Charles Dickens to pose for a photograph in Oxford in 1866.