CRAIG BALDWIN was the first Australian to graduate from the prestigious acting program at The Juilliard School.  He has gone on to act and direct extensively in New York and across the U.S. in Theatre, Film and Television.

New York credits include: Twelfth Night for New York Shakespeare Festival at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park, with Jimmy Smits, Julia Stiles, Oliver Platt and Michael Stuhlbarg, Age of Iron (Premiere), An Oresteia (Premiere), The Tempest with Mandy Patinkin, Richard III and Richard II with Michael Cumpsty, all for Classic Stage Company, The Field for Irish Repertory Theatre, Septimus and Clarissa (Premiere) for Ripetime, Murder by Poe (Premiere) and Richard III for The Acting Company, 'Tis Pity She's a Whore for Friendly Fire, The Passion of George W. Bush for FringeNYC and Joe's Pub, and many more.

Regionally, Craig has appeared with Two River Theater, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, The Reduced Shakespeare Company, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Shakespeare & Company, Milwaukee Shakespeare, Connecticut Rep, Berkshire Theatre Festival, and many more.

Screen credits include, Don Alonso in Don Juan, the title role in Charles Gilpatrick: Front Desk Clerk, and on television, "As the World Turns".  Craig is also the voice of the audiobook A Fraction of the Whole.

As a director, Craig was responsible for the US Premieres of Gordon Graham's The Boys and Mark Kilmurry's Mercy Thieves and his own adaptations entitled MacB**h and Ingmar Bergman's Persona. Craig has worked in a directing capacity with Lincoln Center Theater, Classic Stage Company, Atlantic Theater Company, Red Bull Theater, The Juilliard School, Purchase College, Shakespeare & Company, Origin Theatre Company and Outhouse Theatre Company, and many more.  He has assisted directors Sam Gold, Brian Kulick, Gisela Cardenas and Ralph Zito, among others.

Craig is Resident Director of Outhouse Theatre Company, an Associate Artist at Classic Stage Company and a member of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors' Lab, and was named an "artist of extraordinary ability" and made a permanent resident by the United States government in 2009.