Randall Craig

Randall burst on to the acting scene as a sailor in the play "South Pacific" directed by Oscar nominated director Richard Robbins. As a green teen, he honed his industry skills as a production assistant for Vanessa Redgrave and Christopher Reeve in "The Bostonians". After graduating from Ithaca College with a BFA in Acting, he got bitten by the Big Apple bug and honed his skills in many off-Broadway plays, Shakespearean dramas, and had a featured role in All My Children. Daniel Curson employed Randall's acting, producing and directing skills in the play "My Unknown Son", thereby launching his West Coast career. Martin Zurla also tapped Randall's talents for acting, producing and directing in his play "Till it All Goes Boom". Randall's wide range of looks, accents, and characters are an asset to any production.