Born and raised in Woodside, Queens, Craig Geraghty's journey in the entertainment industry began with stand-up comedy performances throughout New York City, gracing iconic stages such as Caroline's and Carnegie Hall.
As his career progressed, Craig transitioned to improv comedy, working with various groups to entertain audiences throughout the Northeast.
In 2003, Craig wrote and starred in the award-winning short film, "From Woodside, Queens," which premiered at the prestigious Oscar-qualifying Aspen Shorts Fest in 2004. This accomplishment was just the beginning, as Craig continued to create short films and, in 2009, directed his first feature film, "When the Evening Comes," starring Emmy-winning actress Anne Meara and two-time Tony-winning actor Philip Bosco. The film went on to win Best Feature-Comedy at the Kent Film Festival.
In addition to his work in film, Craig has made numerous television appearances, including recurring roles on "Ray Donovan," "Iron Fist," and "The Deuce." He has also appeared on various other shows, such as "For Life," "Blue Bloods," "The Blacklist: The Redemption," "Boardwalk Empire," "Law & Order," "Watch What Happens Live," "True Jackson V.P.," and "Cartoon Network's Team Toon."
Craig has also made a significant impact in the world of national commercials, appearing in campaigns for Prilosec with Larry "The Cable Guy," Greenpeace, Sunny Delight, Soda Stream, AAmco, Vonage, and Time Warner Cable. In 2013, Craig was the face of Las Vegas's commercial campaign for LasVegas.com, playing the role of Las Vegas.com.
Most recently, Craig wrapped the web series "The Real Calypso" for Lorne Michaels' Above Average digital network, starring as the lead character, Jerry Calypso.
