Growing up in Toledo, Ohio, Casey Biggs chose to pursue an acting career while still a student at Central Catholic High. Although a talented football player, it was stage acting that made him feel most comfortable. After dropping football, Biggs concentrated his energy on serious acting, joining the Toledo Repertory Theater, where Roy Fluhrer served as his mentor.

After receiving a BFA from Julliard in 1977, Biggs joined John Houseman's prestigious performance troupe, touring America and Europe. Having joined The Acting Company, Biggs was also a member of the famed Arena Stage in Washington D.C., where he played Odysseus in “Homer's Odyssey”.

Casey’s television credits include guest roles on “Matlock,” “Murder, She Wrote” and “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” in which he played the recurring Cardassian, Damar. On the silver screen, Biggs had roles in “The Price of Freedom,” “The Pelican Brief,” and “Broken Arrow,” among other films. Casey’s stage performances far outnumber his film and tv credits, with many of the roles in Shakespearean plays.