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 (not actually)” | “pure energy that brings out the best in others” |

Gregory Naman is a Lebanese-American theatre artist hailing from Mobile, Alabama, where he is also currently based. Having graduated this past May, he holds a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Acting Performance and a Bachelor’s of Science in Communications with Advertising and Public Relations from the University of Mobile.

During his time in university, Gregory had the pleasure and challenge of tackling daring leading roles; clowning it up as the comedic relief; providing his powerhouse vocals for jazz concerts; serving as a featured dancer, dance captain, or choreographer for various shows and events; co-leading a feature length student film; and even making his directorial debut in his final semester. Some of his favorite collegiate credits include Frederic/Dance Captain in The Pirates of Penzance, Lady Macbeth in Macbeth, Rolf Gruber/Assistant Choreographer in The Sound of Music, Austin in True West, and Hugo/Dance Captain in Tuck Everlasting.

While he spent most of his days in college on the stage, Gregory also dabbled in the world of marketing and journalism. He has written several articles, news releases, and blogs that have been featured in various sources in Alabama. He also worked in social media marketing, specifically in content creation and media management, for his university.