THEATRE
On stage, Craig has been fortunate to appear at The Chemainus Theatre
Festival, The Belfry Theatre, Richmond Gateway and The Waterfront
Theatre. He has participated in numerous Vancouver Fringe Festivals as
well as Theatre Under The Gun (a play festival where participants are
given 72 hours to create, write, produce and perform one-act plays to a
sold-out audience – Great Fun!). His portrayal of Mitch in A Streetcar
Named Desire for The Chemainus Theatre Festival and The Norman Rothstein
Theatre garnered high acclaim as did his appearances in the Jessie
nominated productions of Julius Caesar for Mad Duck Equity Co-op and
Omniscience for Western Theatre Conspiracy.
“The play rests on the back of Brutus, and Craig March is more than up
to the burden; he shows the character’s profound confusion but, more
importantly, fills the role with the passion it deserves.” Leanne
Campbell, The Westender
“Like a lover, March tenderly cradles Caesar’s body as it falls. It’s a
lovely moment and sensitively handled.” Jo Ledingham, The Vancouver
Courier
“Simplicity works well for Craig March’s Mitch. I’ve never seen Mitch
played as so deeply compassionate; the quality makes his ordinariness
luminous.” Colin Thomas, The Georgia Straight
“Craig March is the sweetest, cutest Mitch I’ve yet seen, and it works
beautifully. He’s such an attractive guy that, when he learns the
“truth” about Blanche, his pain and hers and ours is that much more
powerful.” Jerry Wasserman, vancouverplays.com