Daniele Alan-Carter performing a duet on stage with a grand piano and red theatrical curtains

Daniele Alan-Carter

A Life on Stage

Singer. Actor. Storyteller.
An Italian voice, an international journey.

The beginning · Age 14

Romeo at the Arena di Verona

Daniele as Romeo on the balcony at the Arena di Verona

Italian-born singer and actor Daniele Alan-Carter began performing professionally at just fourteen. Cast as Romeo in Riccardo Cocciante’s Giulietta e Romeo at the Arena di Verona, he stepped into a leading role on one of Italy’s most celebrated stages. He went on to build a career in musical theatre in some of Italy’s most prominent productions.

Paris · The first international engagement

Le Bal des Vampires

Daniele in Le Bal des Vampires

After graduating in acting and building an active career in theatre, his first international engagement came when he moved to Paris to play the romantic lead in Stage Entertainment’s Le Bal des Vampires. The demands of an eight-shows-a-week production deepened his understanding of performance, stamina and the importance of vocal health, an experience that would later shape his work as both a solo singer and a vocal coach.

International stages

The 12 Tenors

The 12 Tenors international tour lineup

After two years in France, Daniele made London his home and toured the world for three years with The 12 Tenors, the international vocal group celebrated for its powerful harmonies and dynamic shows. Night after night he performed in premier theatres across Europe and Asia, sharing the stage with an extraordinary ensemble of voices and refining a sound built for the grandest concert halls.

The Voice France

Four chairs. One voice.

Daniele’s blind audition on The Voice France

His blind audition of Nino Rota’s Speak Softly, Love (Parla Più Piano), moving between his warm, soulful tenor and his sopranist range in a deeply passionate performance, turned all four of the famous red chairs. Joining Lara Fabian’s team, Daniele reached the quarter-finals, bringing his own identity to every performance, including reimagined versions of Cher’s Believe in an orchestral arrangement and a-ha’s Take on Me in a crossover classical-gospel style.

La Seine Musicale · Paris

On stage with Lara Fabian

Lara Fabian and Daniele Alan-Carter in duet at La Seine Musicale

The connection formed on The Voice continued beyond the competition, with a duet of Broken Vow, one of Lara Fabian’s most beloved songs, also recorded by Josh Groban and Barbra Streisand, at La Seine Musicale in Paris, another chapter in a career built around live music and artistic collaboration.

The next chapter

New music. Written in Paris.

Daniele is now writing and producing his debut EP in Paris, while continuing to perform in theatre productions across France and Italy. His cover recordings, including Speak Softly Love, Believe and Now We Are Free, reflect his signature sound: crossover pop opera with soul and gospel.