A historical researcher and immersive storyteller who specialises in revealing the shadows beneath South Australia’s sunlit coastline. As the creator of Glenelg: Dark Times and Crimes, he blends meticulous archival research with imagery, and narrative to craft experiences that feel alive, unsettling, atmospheric, and impossible to forget. He has an ability to shape stories that are both emotionally resonant and technically seamless.
Craig believes history should be felt, not simply recited. His work invites audiences to step into the past with all senses engaged to experience the weight of real events retold where they actually happened. He is drawn to the stories that slip through the cracks the mysteries, the disappearances, the moments that left echoes but no modern-day trace.
Craig’s focus remains the same: authenticity, humanity, and storytelling that lingers long after the night ends. Whether creating self-guided tours or personally guiding small groups, he aims to create memorable experience for all who are interesting in dark times and crimes.