Craig Wilde

Craig Wilde (born 4 March 1976) is an English actor, television presenter, voice-over artist.

He was born in Hatfield, Doncaster. He trained as an actor at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (RSAMD), now the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. He completed his studies in 1992.

Wilde promoted and produced clubs from the mid-1990s and then came to the fore as a club promoter around the turn of the millennium. He became widely known for his work with Fruitfly, a club that he promoted at the Arches nightclub in Glasgow from 1999 to 2002. He became the focus of several TV documentaries, one of which was STV and Grampian's 2001 documentary This Scotland. Lanarkshire TV's 'Nightclubing' programme explored Craig's world as a promoter. Wilde also contributed to print media such as the Glasgow culture magazine Yum Yum and The Herald newspaper, as well as a semi regular guest on some of BBC Radio Scotland's shows.

He ran several small marketing agencies, principally serving the Drinks Industry and Licensed Leisure, before opening Bar Warhol in 2006, on Glasgow's Bath Street. It was then that Wilde moved to Newcastle to work with the city's leisure operators. Most notable was the reinvention of the Powerhouse club venue, with his clubs Frixon, Popgarden and Skool Disco, plus student 'indie' nights at the Shimmy Club. He also ran his own parties at venues such as the Cockpit and Marvellous.

Wilde returned to full-time performing in 2010. He currently appears weekly as a live host on the Bingo Web TV Channel 'Bingo Studio Live'. Craig is still an active public speaker and business mentor. and a voiceover artist for Radio, Television and Corporate clients around the world . He has also provided voice-overs for numerous TV Documentaries and Commercials, especially relating to bingo., as well as for clients such as bidding site www.madbid.com

In 2013 Wilde established a global Voice Actor Agency called Qvox with The Entertainment Agents Association former President Simon Quarmby FEAA