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Daniela März was born at Lake Tegernsee, Germany. She completed her acting training at the Central School of Speech and Drama and the Arts Educational Schools (ArtsEd) in London from 1997 to 1999. In addition, she attended workshops in camera training and acting in Berlin with Jordan Beswick and Robert Castle.
At the beginning of her career as an actress were theater engagements. From 1999 to 2005, März was a permanent ensemble member at the Landesbühne Sachsen-Anhalt in Martin Luther's hometown Eisleben, where she continued to appear as a guest in the 2005/06 season.
At the theater she played the classical roles in her field, and as a theater actress she was mainly employed in the role of the youthful lover, but also as a salon lady and character actress. Her most important theater roles were Nora in Nora or A Doll's Home by Henrik Ibsen, Marguerite Gautier in The Lady of the Camellias by Alexandre Dumas, Clytemnestra in Elektra by Sophocles and Millerin in Kabale und Liebe by Friedrich Schiller. She has also appeared in various major and minor roles in plays by Alan Ayckbourn, George Bernard Shaw, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Jean Genet and Anton Chekhov. Likewise, she took roles in children's theater and musicals.
Since 2017, she has performed in the ensemble of the Iberl-Bühne at the Augustiner Stammhaus in Munich, Germany.
In addition to her theater career, März has also worked for film and television. In 2009, she appeared in the role of Alice Seyler in the German-Korean co-production Der Yalu fließt for Bayerischer Rundfunk. In this film adaptation of a true life story, she played a professor's wife who, together with her husband, promotes the young Korean writer Li Mirok.
März gained fame primarily through the continuous series lead role of Maria Kirchleitner (later: Maria Brunner) in the BR television series Dahoam is Dahoam, which she played from 2007 to 2012 alongside Bernhard Ulrich and Brigitte Walbrun. With Brigitte Walbrun and Christine Reimer, she founded the three-song trio D'Wuidrosen and recorded a CD.
Daniela März also appeared several times in episodic roles in various TV series on ZDF and SAT1.
Daniela März, who continues to pursue her classical vocal training, is also extensively active as a chanson singer, cabaret artist and as a reciter with musical-literary programs with writings by Janusz Korczak, Pablo Neruda and Julio Cortázar.
