Kymbali Craig is a  multi-talented force that has worked in the business as a director, playwright, spoken word vocalist, performance artist, and artist educator. As a spoken word artist she is featured on the Eargasm album with poets such as Saul Williams and Jessica Care Moore. She has opened for artists such as Erykah Badu, The Roots, and Meshell Ndegeocello. As an educator, Kymbali uses her talent to impact audiences and communities everywhere. A seasoned actress, who has been in numerous Off  Broadway productions, she has written and performed several one woman shows which have garnered rave reviews. Two recent shows include Monette (The Kymberley Project productions) and A Role Once Played (written by Kuba, where she performed four songs and 16 characters). 

Her career as a director began with Bailey's Café intergenerational theater troupe whose production of an elders life, Dora’s Story was featured at the Woody King's infamous New Federal Theater. She was recognized for her outstanding direction and set design for the Fulton Arts play A Punk or A Gentleman, which premiered at the Theater for the New City. She also directed a reading for the playwright competition at  The Black Lady Theater  formerly known as the infamous Slave Theater in Brooklyn. 

Kymbali can be seen on Law & Order SVU, Netflix, HBO, Showtime, various web series, and in the award winning film Pariah. A true renaissance artist, she debuted as a writer, director, and filmmaker with Skin Deep Skin Tight a theatrical graphic poetic film that takes an artistic look at the impact of race relations within American culture, focusing primarily on poor urban communities and the impact on black males. For more about Kymbali Craig visit YouTube. 

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