What is the cause of death of singer Darius Campbell Danesh as he was found dead in his US apartment.
The article looks at the cause of death of singer Darius Campbell Danesh.
Who is Darius Campbell?
Darius Campbell-Danesh is a Scottish singer, songwriter, musician, actor and even film producer.
He was born on 19th August,1980 to “a Scottish mother, Avril Campbell, and an Iranian father, Booth Danesh”.
The singer had his education at Bearsden Primary School and the Glasgow Academy.
Darius further went to study English Literature and Philosophy at the famous University of Edinburgh.
The singer and actor played the role of Billy Flynn in the West End production of Chicago in two of the runs of the musical.
Darius Campbell equally played the role of Sky Masterson in the award winning Guys and Dolls. Campbell Danesh won the ITV competition Popstar to Operastar after he trained with Tenor Rolando Villazon.
Darius Campbell organize the UK’s biggest operatic production when the singer performed his operatic debut at the popular The O2 Arena.
Darius Campbell went to the US to perform in the theatre after his stint on the show.
What is the cause of death of singer Darius Campbell Danesh as he was found dead in his US apartment.
Darius Campbell Danesh was found dead in his US Apartment. The cause of death of the popular singer and actor is not known, but police have ruled out suspicious circumstances.
His family released a statement in which they said “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Darius Campbell Danesh.
“Darius was found unresponsive in bed in his apartment room in Rochester, Minnesota, on August 11 and was pronounced dead in the afternoon by the local medical examiners’ office.
“The local police department have confirmed that there were no signs of intent or suspicious circumstances.
“The cause of his sudden death is unknown at this stage while medical examinations continue.
“We ask that you kindly respect our wishes for privacy at this time whilst we come to terms with the tragic loss of our son and brother.”
