Daniel York Loh is a writer, performer, filmmaker and musician of mixed Singaporean British heritage.

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Performer

Filmmaker

WRITER

Musician

  • “Daniel York Loh’s Boris brings echoes of Stalin and Putin, the thuggish spymaster turned tyrant, ranting at the “so-called dead”. When events turn against him, he recognises an “end point beyond the end point”…”

    The Guardian

  • “Daniel York Loh’s Deng is a frustrated patriarch who falls apart before our eyes in a horribly convincing way…”

    The Theatre Times

  • “Godunov (a stand-out performance by Daniel York Loh) speaks fanatically of the West…”

    What’s On Stage

  • "In a double role as Doctor Lu and Master Zhang, Daniel York Loh moves effortlessly from philosophical acceptor of tyranny to its brutal creator…”

    StageTalk Magazine

  • “The Producer”, as the Kim Jong-il character is referred to here… laconically caught by Daniel York Loh…”

    The Arts Desk

  • “Len Gooch is played by Daniel York Loh… a strong and convincing performance that allures to the sacrifices people made, whereby friendships were broken over tough decisions they were forced to make to ensure victory…”

    Southern Daily Echo

  • “If there is a faultless wartime hero it is Daniel York Loh’s Gooch…”

    theatreCat

  • “Daniel York Loh is splendid as the conflicted Len Gooch, likeable local factory manager and reluctant tool of the government…”

    Southern Daily Echo

  • “Daniel York Loh is nicely evil as the former charity-boy steward who like a good middle-class schemer has got a mortgage on the estate…”

    theatreCat

  • “Daniel York Loh… lends a brooding, enigmatic air to Ash, a hard-core gambler who joins in the men's weekly poker game, his secret agenda setting off a frisson of unease…”

    Crystal Words

  • “Daniel York Loh, as Rokitansky, the surgeon who teaches anatomy, catches very vividly the theatrical quality that goes with wielding the scalpel on a cadaver…”

    The Arts Desk

  • “Daniel York Loh in a tightly focussed and humorously eccentric performance as the pathologist, Karl von Rokitansky, who relishes the endless supply of corpses for dissection…”

    Broadway Baby

  • “Daniel York Loh played his parts brilliantly. He made the audience shake with laughter at some points whilst at others, we were left silent, listening intently to his monologues about ‘left wingers jerking off to each other’s outrage’ and ‘buying champagne with daddy’s credit card’…”

    SW Londoner

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