Here is some of what people who have crossed paths with Gregory have to say about him:

“radiates light and positivity” | “always ready to make you laugh” | “could literally talk to a wall” | “creates a safe and fun environment” | “like a cool puzzle piece that somehow fits anywhere” | “charisma is his middle name” | “has this pure energy that just brings out the best in others”

Gregory Naman is a Lebanese-American multi-hyphenate theatre artist born, raised, and currently based in Mobile, Alabama. His free spirit, love for creating art, and burning desire to befriend everybody in existence has taken him all across the country, and hopefully the world (looking at you, tours and cruise lines). Gregory’s theatrical tool belt has accrued many notches comprising of experience in performing, choreographing and dance captaining, stage combat, swinging and understudying, directing, and even a bit of playwriting. His most recent endeavors include work at New Stage Theatre as Kevin J/Ali & Others in Come From Away, Red Mountain Theatre as the Male Swing and U/S Cal in Waitress, and Circa ‘21 Dinner Playhouse as the Dance Captain and Kevin J/Ali & Others in Come From Away and Ensemble in White Christmas.

Gregory is a graduate of the University of Mobile, receiving not only a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Acting Performance, but also a Bachelor’s of Science in Communications with an emphasis in Advertising and Public Relations (and that’s on multitasking). During his time in college, Gregory quite literally played all the parts; on any given day, he could’ve been found onstage playing some of your favorite boy-next-door roles, running a rehearsal as a choreographer or dance captain, lending his smooth vocals for jazz concerts, starring in a feature length student film, making his directorial debut, writing news releases for marketing, or creating content for the university’s social media platforms.

While performing gives Gregory the ability to travel and see the world, which he loves, he also makes the most of his downtime. He loves exploring new coffee shops and restaurants, writing plays and poetry, entertaining game nights with friends, having photoshoots at golden hour to post on the gram, and yapping for hours on end. Gregory serves as a repertoire and audition coach as well, helping both aspiring and professional performers establish themselves in their craft by aiding in creating professional-grade resumés, building well-rounded audition books, and preparing for upcoming auditions at the community, educational, or professional level.