Biography

Craig Crumpton has been performing since he was in kindergarten. He won his first award as a singer in the 5th grade, and in his senior year of high school was a finalist as an actor and writer in regional, state and national fine arts competitions. He has toured professionally as a singer with award-winning music groups "Acappella," "The Daybreak Quartet," and "The Blackwoods Morning Variety Show" in Pigeon Forge, TN (The Blackwoods were inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame in 2013).

A versatile actor/singer, Craig has appeared in dozens of stage productions including multiple roles in "Dollywood's A Christmas Carol" (2013) and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library (2013-14), and also has an expansive repertoire of character voices, impressions, accents and dialects. He's been hired as the on-camera photo double for Richard Schiff (Past Life), Billy Crystal (Parental Guidance), Nathan Lane (Local Talent), and Larry The Cable Guy (Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas).

Craig was cast in his first starring role as the villain in the 2013 kids/family movie "The Solomon Bunch" and has an upcoming appearance in the final installment of "The Hunger Games" movie franchise.
- IMDb mini biography by: Craig Crumpton

In addition to playing the villain for the 2013 kids/family feature "The Solomon Bunch," Craig also provided all the character voices for the movie. And during post-production, he worked as a Foley artist assisting in creating ambient sound effects on location and in the studio.

Had the daunting task of imitating Captain Kirk in front of William Shatner when he was booked as a comedian for Dragon Con's 2011 Guest of Honor Awards Banquet in Atlanta, GA.

Has played seven different characters in two separate stage productions of "A Christmas Carol" (Stone Mountain Park, Dollywood), including two female roles.

Won an award for Best Kermit Impression from The Jim Henson Company at the 2003 San Diego Comic-Con. One of the judges for the contest, "Kermit's Swamp Years" writer Jim Lewis, autographed a poster for Craig with the note, "Steve Whitmire, look out!".