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Jermaine Crawford was born in 1992 and currently resides in metropolitan-Washington, DC. He started performing at the age of three and has refined his "triple threat talent" in various productions throughout Washington, DC.
His experience includes various professional projects. He's had prominent roles in the theatrical productions of "Children of Eden" at the Ford Theatre directed by David Bell; "Carousel" and "Miracle Worker" at the Olney Theatre, as directed by Bill Pasquanti; and, "A Midsummer's Night Dream" at the historic Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, DC, as directed by Mark Lamos. Jermaine was a youth spokesperson for the American Diabetes Assn. He is also an electrifying singer and has won many singing competitions throughout Maryland and Washington. His career aspirations include acting and singing.
Jermaine's latest body of work is a principle role in the HBO drama, "The Wire." Critics have hailed the weekly serial as one the best shows on television. The show is an urban-based drama chronicling the consequences of competing public policies put forth by the institutional pillars in Baltimore, MD. As the show begins its' fourth season in September 2006, primary focus will be given to how those public policies drive the cultural forces that influence and endanger the lives of four black inner-city youth.
When not performing, Jermaine is a typical fun-loving teen. He enjoys playing sports, partying with friends, texting on his "Sidekick 3," eating crab legs, and going to church with his family. Jermaine is known by family and friends to "bust a move" around the house or engage friends in an impromptu dance contest.
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