Gregory's earliest memories are rooted in his childhood, a period that commenced when he was just six years old, a tender age when the world is still a vast and wondrous place, full of endless possibilities. It was during this formative era, marked by curiosity and a thirst for creative expression, that he would often, on a whim, stage impromptu puppet shows for anyone willing to lend an ear or watch with rapt attention, his imagination running wild as he relied on a box of puppets as his loyal and trusty confidants, trusted companions that brought his most fantastical ideas to life.
Greg's passion for the performing arts remained steadfast and unyielding as the years unfolded, driving him to seek a higher education in theatre at the University of Illinois. Upon completing his academic pursuits on the Illinois campus, Greg set his sights on the West Coast, where he embarked on a new chapter of artistic growth by enrolling at the prestigious American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. This significant experience at ACT would have a lasting impact on the trajectory of his artistic career, leaving an indelible mark that would shape his path for years to come.
Greg's life took a significant turn in 1991 when he left his San Francisco roots behind to pursue a new chapter in Hollywood. This bold move marked the beginning of a highly successful career in television and film, which would be marked by a diverse array of credits showcasing his remarkable acting versatility.
Greg's impressive body of work includes a notable stint on the long-running and beloved soap opera "General Hospital", where he consistently delivered captivating performances that captivated audiences. In addition to his work on "General Hospital", Greg also brought his unique brand of humor and wit to the small screen through his appearances on the widely popular sitcom "The King of Queens".
Moreover, his critically acclaimed portrayal of a complex character in the drama series "Crossing Jordan" earned widespread critical acclaim, solidifying his reputation as a talented and dedicated thespian.
Greg has had the esteemed privilege of bringing to life a vast and eclectic assortment of iconic characters across a broad spectrum of episodic and sitcom television programs, featuring notable appearances in "Las Vegas," "Cousin Skeeter," "True Colors," and "Night Court," thereby showcasing his extraordinary capacity for dramatic range and versatility as a performer.
Noteworthy beyond his on-camera accomplishments, Greg has concurrently cultivated a distinguished career in the realm of live theater, showcasing his multifaceted talents and boundless energy. For a substantial period exceeding two years, he oscillated between three distinct roles within San Francisco's most enduring comedy/murder mystery production, "Bar None", a testament to his remarkable versatility, adaptability, and ability to seamlessly transition between diverse characters. This impressive feat not only demonstrates his impressive range as a performer but also highlights his dedication to his craft, as he consistently pushed himself to new heights, mastering each role with ease and precision. Furthermore, he has also had the privilege of taking the stage in the esteemed "Room Service" at the Laguna Playhouse, a prestigious theatrical institution renowned for its commitment to showcasing innovative and groundbreaking productions.
Greg has been an unwavering fixture throughout his distinguished career, exemplifying an unrelenting enthusiasm for his profession by actively engaging with the prestigious Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
