Craig Geraghty

Born and raised in Woodside, Queens, Craig Geraghty got his start in the entertainment field doing stand up comedy throughout New York City. After performing from Caroline's to Carnegie Hall he started performing improv comedy and worked in several groups entertaining audiences throughout the Northeast.

In 2003 Craig wrote and starred in the award winning short film, "From Woodside, Queens" which premiered at the Oscar® qualifying Aspen Shorts Fest in 2004. Craig continued making short films and in 2009 directed his first feature film. "When the Evening Comes" starred Emmy® winner Anne Meara and two-time Tony® winner Philip Bosco and won Best Feature-Comedy at the Kent Film Festival.

Craig has made several television appearances, including recurring roles on Ray Donovan, Iron Fist and The Deuce. He has appeared on several other shows including 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. Unseen, Craig had a guest-starring role opposite in Tracy Morgan in his unseen pilot, "Death Pact."

He has had national commercials 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.

Craig wrapped the web series called the "The Real Calypso" for Lorne Michaels' Above Average digital network where he played the lead character, Jerry Calypso.