A professional actor since the age of 12, Christian Campbell has been active in film, theater and television. His film credits include Hair Shirt, which he also produced, co-starring his sister Neve Campbell; and the upcoming Next Time, which won the 1998 'Discovery Award' and 'Best Film in 16mm' at the Hollywood Film Festival.

Campbell began working in television while attending the Claude Watson School for Performing Arts in his native Toronto. His early credits include a recurring role on the popular series "Degrassi High," and featured performances in the TV movies "Clarence" and "Circle of Fear." After relocating to the U.S., he was cast as a regular on the William Shatner series "Tek War" and Aaron Spelling's "Malibu Shores." He also starred in the NBC thriller "I've Been Waiting for You" and the NBC miniseries "Seduced By Madness" opposite Ann-Margaret.

Campbell made his professional debut in a production of Herb Gardner's "A Thousand Clowns" and theater continues to be an abiding passion. In 1997, he acquired the Lexington Theatre in Los Angeles and founded its resident theater company, The Blue Sphere Alliance. He starred in BSA's production of "Nagasaki Dust," which was nominated for a Theatre LA Award, and made his directorial debut to critical and popular acclaim with William Rehor's "Reach." Campbell is presently working on the musical comedy "Reefer Madness" to world premiere in spring 1999 at the Hudson Theater in Los Angeles.