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The Originals Live Launches Exciting New Family Theatrical Franchise with Daniel in the Lions’ Den Tour

Get ready to roar with the lions, stand with the Queen, and revel in the courage that echoes through the ages. Daniel in the Lions’ Den brings an epic story to the stage in an exciting musical adventure. Created by The OriginalsLive, a new live entertainment company dedicated to bringing the world's most enduring and engaging stories to the stage, announced today that its inaugural live musical production, Daniel in the Lions' Den, will arrive at Berglund Performing Arts Theatre in Roanoke on October 9 as part of an inspiring North American tour. The immersive storytelling production will also feature the story of Esther: The Bravest Queen.

Created by the team behind live theatrical productions based on globally beloved family brands including Sesame Street, Blippi, Baby Shark, PJ Masks, Peppa Pig, and more, The Originals Live drives a new generation of family entertainment rooted in timeless stories, unforgettable music, and immersive theatrical experiences.



For generations, the biblical stories of Daniel and Esther have inspired audiences with their courage, faith, and conviction. Now, The Originals Live brings these beloved heroes to the stage through original music, immersive production, and high-energy storytelling designed for today’s families.

“When The Originals Live shared their vision for bringing these timeless stories to life for a new generation, I knew I wanted to be part of it,” said Dani Davis, director of Daniel in the Lions’ Den. “Daniel and Esther were ordinary people who showed extraordinary courage. Their stories still resonate today, and this production is just the beginning of what’s possible.”

“When you consider how long these stories have endured and how relevant they remain, Daniel and Esther felt like the perfect place to begin,” said Josh Blackburn, Producer, The Originals. “With a seasoned creative team behind some of the biggest brands in family-friendly live events, audiences can expect a theatrical experience that is entertaining, inspiring, and unforgettable.”

Daniel in the Lions’ Den follows the beloved biblical hero as he remains faithful in the face of political intrigue, betrayal, and the threat of the lions’ den. Filled with adventure, humor, and original music, the production reimagines one of history’s most enduring stories for modern audiences.


Opening the evening is Esther:The Bravest Queen, the story of a young woman who risks everything to protect her people. Through courage, faith, and determination, Esther discovers that one voice can change the course of history.

Together, these productions create a family-friendly theatrical event featuring original songs, vibrant staging, memorable characters, and timeless lessons that continue to inspire audiences around the world.

Daniel in the Lions’ Den and Esther:The Bravest Queen mark the first chapter of The Originals Live, a new series dedicated to bringing some of the world’s most beloved stories to the stage for generations to come.

The Originals Live has tour dates and ticket information now — sign up to be the first to hear news, on-sale alerts, and exclusive offers. Follow The Originals Live on social media for behind-the-scenes content and to follow the journey as it grows.


Additional information is available at berglundcenter.live/events.

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