Diana Craig

Diana Craig comes from a theatre family. Her parents met on Broadway acting in the play, "Johnny Belinda" in 1940; her father's sister played the lead. Her uncle, John Beal, was a well known actor in film and Broadway. Diana started her career studying and performing mime in Paris, France. Besides her love of theatre, she performed a one woman cabaret show for many years working with Don Jones, Stuart Ross and the composer, Stephen Flaherty. A member of The Aching Dogs Theatre Company. She has studied acting with Pamela Scott, Austin Pendleton, and on camera with John Howard Swain. Diana is one of ten children and returned to theatre a few years ago after raising two wonderful children. Her daughter is a poet and graduate of Smith College; an adjunct professor at American University and her son recently graduated from University of Virginia and is in finance. Diana enjoys learning the accordion when not acting.