Is an actor, director, playwright, and theatre educator originally from Los Angeles, California. He completed his MFA in Playwriting at UCLA and studied acting at Playwrights Horizons in New York and privately with academy award winner, Ellen Burstyn. He is certified in the Meisner acting approach through the True Acting Institute. Gregory has directed plays and musicals at numerous professional theatres and universities. Much of his original work is based on interviews. Two of these are solo performance plays. Border Stories is based on interviews with LGBT people living on the U.S – Mexico border and When We Danced was written after interviewing senior and elderly LGBT people around the country. He has performed both at arts venues and theatre festivals throughout the U.S. His play for young audience’s Cuentos de Josefina (Josephine’s Tales) is available through YouthPLAYS. Gregory is a proud member of The Lincoln Center Director’s Lab and Actor’s Equity Association. His current work in progress is a play about gun violence and community, based on interviews he conducted in El Paso, Texas after a mass shooting at a Walmart in August 2019.

 

His favorite heroine is Dorothy from the 1939 film – The Wizard of Oz (for obvious reasons!)

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