Daniel Coonan's early life unfolded in the north London district of Haringey, where he spent his formative years before relocating to Devon in his teenage years following his parents' separation.
His subsequent pursuit of a career in the performing arts led him to train at the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA).
As a theatre actor, Daniel Coonan has accumulated an impressive array of credits, including performances at esteemed institutions such as The National Theatre, The Royal Court Theatre, and Soho Theatre.
Throughout his theatrical career, Daniel has had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse range of acclaimed directors, including the renowned Sir Richard Eyre, the acclaimed Mike Leigh, and the innovative Howard Barker.
In addition to his stage work, Daniel Coonan has also made significant contributions to the world of television, appearing in a variety of notable productions, including the BBC's "Silent Witness", where he portrayed a wrongly convicted murderer.
His television credits also include a stint on the BBC's "Mayday", where he played the role of an investigating police officer, as well as a seven-month run on the popular soap opera "Eastenders", where he brought to life the complex and manipulative character of Carl White, an ex-con who sets out to destroy the Branning family.
