Biografie

Is a highly respected Teacher of Theatre in the New York tri-state area, and co-founder of Harlem's Real Life Theater Ministries.

Greg and Margaret (an aspiring actress) met a few weeks later when they were both cast in the play "Whatever Happened to Amos and Andy". Greg was Lightin'. Margaret was Sapphire. "We started making "goo-goo eyes" backstage; seven months later Margaret and Greg got married. They had a whirlwind relationship: Met April 12, 1982. Got married December 31, 1982. Their first child was born March 16, 1983.

Greg was in the delivery room each time to see all four of his children being born.

In 2011, Greg produced "A Christ Mass Story" with packed performances and overwhelming success. It was a Black musical that Greg himself wrote.

In the early days of his acting career, Greg used to perform at children's birthday parties as Jocko the Clown. Jocko didn't talk. He communicated via pantomime and a homemade trumpet. He used to travel to his gigs in full costume on the New York subways. The first time his wife Margaret ever saw Greg was at a play reading at Frank Silvera's Writers Workshop in Harlem and because Greg had a gig right afterwards, he was in his full-clown makeup.