“Looking back on the BA Performance in British Sign Language and English course, it was life changing and all the things I’ve learnt proved to benefit my career in different areas. I’ve grown so much, having a stronger deaf identity, a voice for the deaf community and deaf artists to push barriers aside and build a bridge between deaf and hearing artists, creating innovative work. Had I not joined this fully accessible course, I don’t know where I would be without my training at RCS.”

— Craig McCulloch

Craig McCulloch, BA Performance in British Sign Language and English, 2018


Biography:

Craig is a Scottish freelance actor, independent theatre maker, performer in British Sign Language and spoken English, and a workshop facilitator. He graduated in 2018 and was part of the first cohort in the new groundbreaking course. Since graduating, he has worked in various roles as an Actor, Associate Director, Assistant Director, Translator, BSL Consultant and a Workshop Leader.

Theatre acting credits: Improv Comedy (Edinburgh Deaf Festival), Spill Your Drink: A Deaf Cabaret (Solar Bear), Class Act: Dinosaurs In Love (Traverse/Edinburgh Fringe), What Language do Mermaids Speak (Scottish Storytelling Centre), Blackout (Manipulate Festival), The Arrival (Solar Bear).

TV/Film credits: Look At Me (Screen Scotland), Four Deaf Yorkshiremen and a Wedding (Mutt&Jeff Pictures), I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf), Scotland Forgive me (Solar Bear/Solar Flares), Signs&Gestures (Edinburgh College of Art), Sam’s Story (NHS/Media Education), Dream on! (BBC Arts)

Craig’s Links:

Instagram / Twitter


Biography:

Craig is a Scottish freelance actor, independent theatre maker, performer in British Sign Language and spoken English, and a workshop facilitator. He graduated in 2018 and was part of the first cohort in the new groundbreaking course. Since graduating, he has worked in various roles as an Actor, Associate Director, Assistant Director, Translator, BSL Consultant and a Workshop Leader.

Theatre acting credits: Improv Comedy (Edinburgh Deaf Festival), Spill Your Drink: A Deaf Cabaret (Solar Bear), Class Act: Dinosaurs In Love (Traverse/Edinburgh Fringe), What Language do Mermaids Speak (Scottish Storytelling Centre), Blackout (Manipulate Festival), The Arrival (Solar Bear).

TV/Film credits: Look At Me (Screen Scotland), Four Deaf Yorkshiremen and a Wedding (Mutt&Jeff Pictures), I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf), Scotland Forgive me (Solar Bear/Solar Flares), Signs&Gestures (Edinburgh College of Art), Sam’s Story (NHS/Media Education), Dream on! (BBC Arts)

Craig’s Links:

Instagram / Twitter


Biography:

Craig is a Scottish freelance actor, independent theatre maker, performer in British Sign Language and spoken English, and a workshop facilitator. He graduated in 2018 and was part of the first cohort in the new groundbreaking course. Since graduating, he has worked in various roles as an Actor, Associate Director, Assistant Director, Translator, BSL Consultant and a Workshop Leader.

Theatre acting credits: Improv Comedy (Edinburgh Deaf Festival), Spill Your Drink: A Deaf Cabaret (Solar Bear), Class Act: Dinosaurs In Love (Traverse/Edinburgh Fringe), What Language do Mermaids Speak (Scottish Storytelling Centre), Blackout (Manipulate Festival), The Arrival (Solar Bear).

TV/Film credits: Look At Me (Screen Scotland), Four Deaf Yorkshiremen and a Wedding (Mutt&Jeff Pictures), I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf), Scotland Forgive me (Solar Bear/Solar Flares), Signs&Gestures (Edinburgh College of Art), Sam’s Story (NHS/Media Education), Dream on! (BBC Arts)

Craig’s Links:

Instagram / Twitter


Biography:

Craig is a Scottish freelance actor, independent theatre maker, performer in British Sign Language and spoken English, and a workshop facilitator. He graduated in 2018 and was part of the first cohort in the new groundbreaking course. Since graduating, he has worked in various roles as an Actor, Associate Director, Assistant Director, Translator, BSL Consultant and a Workshop Leader.

Theatre acting credits: Improv Comedy (Edinburgh Deaf Festival), Spill Your Drink: A Deaf Cabaret (Solar Bear), Class Act: Dinosaurs In Love (Traverse/Edinburgh Fringe), What Language do Mermaids Speak (Scottish Storytelling Centre), Blackout (Manipulate Festival), The Arrival (Solar Bear).

TV/Film credits: Look At Me (Screen Scotland), Four Deaf Yorkshiremen and a Wedding (Mutt&Jeff Pictures), I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf), Scotland Forgive me (Solar Bear/Solar Flares), Signs&Gestures (Edinburgh College of Art), Sam’s Story (NHS/Media Education), Dream on! (BBC Arts)

Craig’s Links:

Instagram / Twitter


Biography:

Craig is a Scottish freelance actor, independent theatre maker, performer in British Sign Language and spoken English, and a workshop facilitator. He graduated in 2018 and was part of the first cohort in the new groundbreaking course. Since graduating, he has worked in various roles as an Actor, Associate Director, Assistant Director, Translator, BSL Consultant and a Workshop Leader.

Theatre acting credits: Improv Comedy (Edinburgh Deaf Festival), Spill Your Drink: A Deaf Cabaret (Solar Bear), Class Act: Dinosaurs In Love (Traverse/Edinburgh Fringe), What Language do Mermaids Speak (Scottish Storytelling Centre), Blackout (Manipulate Festival), The Arrival (Solar Bear).

TV/Film credits: Look At Me (Screen Scotland), Four Deaf Yorkshiremen and a Wedding (Mutt&Jeff Pictures), I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf), Scotland Forgive me (Solar Bear/Solar Flares), Signs&Gestures (Edinburgh College of Art), Sam’s Story (NHS/Media Education), Dream on! (BBC Arts)

Craig’s Links:

Instagram / Twitter


Biography:

Craig is a Scottish freelance actor, independent theatre maker, performer in British Sign Language and spoken English, and a workshop facilitator. He graduated in 2018 and was part of the first cohort in the new groundbreaking course. Since graduating, he has worked in various roles as an Actor, Associate Director, Assistant Director, Translator, BSL Consultant and a Workshop Leader.

Theatre acting credits: Improv Comedy (Edinburgh Deaf Festival), Spill Your Drink: A Deaf Cabaret (Solar Bear), Class Act: Dinosaurs In Love (Traverse/Edinburgh Fringe), What Language do Mermaids Speak (Scottish Storytelling Centre), Blackout (Manipulate Festival), The Arrival (Solar Bear).

TV/Film credits: Look At Me (Screen Scotland), Four Deaf Yorkshiremen and a Wedding (Mutt&Jeff Pictures), I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf), Scotland Forgive me (Solar Bear/Solar Flares), Signs&Gestures (Edinburgh College of Art), Sam’s Story (NHS/Media Education), Dream on! (BBC Arts)

Craig’s Links:

Instagram / Twitter

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