"Reefer Madness" picked up 6 Ovation Awards, including Best Musical, and is presently nominated for several L.A. Drama Critics Circle Nods, including his worthiness for "Lead Performance".
Christian also co-produced and co-starred with his sister, Neve, in the independent comedy, "Hair Shirt" which was screened at last year's Toronto Film Festival. Additionally, he has completed work on "Next TIme" which won the 1998 Discovery Award and Best FIlm in 16MM at the Hollywood Film Festival.
For televison, Christian's credits include William Shatner's "Tek War", Aaron Spelling's "Malibu Shores", a starring role in the NBC thriller, "I've Been Waiting For You" opposite Sarah Chalke, and NBC's miniseries, "Seduced by Madness".
In 1997, Christian Campbell acquired the Lexington Theater in Los Angeles. He then founded its resident theater company, "The Blue Sphere Alliance", where he held the lead role in "Nagasaki Dust" which ganered a Theatre L.A. Award nomination. Christian also made his stage directing debut to critical acclaim with William Rehor's "Reach" starring Matthew Lillard.
Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Christian began acting at the age of six in Scottish "pantos" and other productions directed by his father, a drama teacher. His professional stage debut at age 12 was in the role of "Nick" in Herb Gardner's "A Thousand Clowns" for the Annex Stage Dinner Theater. Christian studied at the Claude Watson School for Performing Arts, and it was during that time that he began an ongoing role in the popular Canadian series, "Degrassi Junior High". |