Here’s a little interesting thing I found today. This is from a review from an actor who saw The Pillowman, who had this to say about Craig:
One of the things I found really relevant was a comment from Craig Parker, who played the central character Katurian Katurian. Parker commented on the “kind of schizophrenic nature of actors”, chiming in on a discussion of the need for care in stage violence. He talked about that little voice that’s always there in your head no matter how good an actor you are, saying “do you have the pillow?” and “the blocking’s changed – I need to stand somewhere so that the action won’t be interrupted”. It’s just a relief to have that sensation vocalised – funnily, I’ve never talked to anyone else who has.
You can read the whole blog post here.

Thanks to Centim, I’ve added some pics she took from the audience at a showing of The Pillowman. You can see them here.

There’s an article today on scoop.nz.co. Art Imitates Life, Imitating Art
It also includes a large version of this pic:

Both Parker and Gareth Reeves, as his mildly retarded older brother Michael, have a palpable human quality that makes for enthralling theatre.
Read full article from stuff.co.nz here
Review from The Listener
A not so good review from Metro Live, but includes this pic:

I took Ring*Con off the current events calendar quite some time ago, but forgot to actually announce here that Craig has canceled this year. Click here for more info.