Caroline Craig

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Caroline Craig
Born	Abbotsford, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Occupation	actress and director
Years active	2000–present

Caroline Craig (born Abbotsford, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 30 April 1975) is an Australian television and stage actress, and television director, based in Sydney Australia. Caroline attended Geelong Grammar School, Melbourne Grammar School and then completed a BA at Melbourne University before commencing her studies at NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Art) in Sydney.

Career

Stage

Since graduating from NIDA in 1999, Caroline has worked solidly in television, film and theatre for Melbourne Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company, Bell Shakespeare Company, Malthouse Theatre Company and Griffin Theatre Company. Caroline directed the award winning play S-27 for Griffin Independent. Most recently, she appeared in Speaking In Tongues for Griffin Theatre Company and the Sydney Theatre Company's production, Loot.

Television

Craig first appeared in a regular television role in 2000 appearing in Channel Seven's drama series Blue Heelers (until 2003). Since 2008, she has been 'heard' narrating the Underbelly series for Channel Nine. She has recently finished production on the ABC1 mini series Anzac Girls, which will screen mid 2014, playing in the role of Grace Wilson.

Filmography

Film and Television
Year	Title	Role	Notes
2000– 2003	Blue Heelers	Sgt. Teresa 'Tess' Gallagher	106 episodes
2005	Opposite of Velocity, TheThe Opposite of Velocity
2005	Heartbreak Tour, TheThe Heartbreak Tour	Jack	TV movie
2006– 2007	Orange Roughies	Chloe Meachem	8 episodes
2007	Bastard Boys	Tali Bernard	TV mini-series
2007	Little Deaths
2008– present	Underbelly	Jacqui James / Narrator	34+ episodes

References

External links

Caroline Craig at the Internet Movie Database

Persondata
Name	Craig, Caroline
Alternative names
Short description	Australian actor
Date of birth	1975-04-30
Place of birth	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Date of death
Place of death

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