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Greg Walloch (born July 8th, 1970 in San
Bernardino, California) is an American comedian,
actor, author, and monologist.

Walloch is best known for his autobiographical
performance monologues, which deal with events
from his own life, in a style characterized by
humor, poignancy, and sexuality.

Walloch was a member of the experimental theater
ensemble Theater of Life  from May 1986 to April
1989 in Southern California. Walloch often
collaborated on works combing movement and spoken
word with fellow Theater of Life alum and noted
author Gayle Brandeis.

His first solo performances were developed at
Highways Performance Space and L.A.C.E - Los
Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions  from July 1990
to August of 1992 in Los Angeles, California.
Walloch moved to New York in the summer of 1992
and continued to explore his work at the heart of
New York's East Village experimental performance
scene appearing at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in
Soho, P.S. 122, Dixon Place, and Knitting Factory.


From November 1997 to February 2000 Walloch was
the featured emcee and a founding member of the
popular comedy troupe Living Room Live. Walloch
received notice and praise for his comedic turn
from Village Voice critic Michael Musto and
continued to gain mainstream popularity after
appearing on "The Howard Stern Show" on E!
Entertainment Television in August 1998.

Walloch is possibly most noted for his live
one-man show "White Disabled Talent". "White
Disabled Talent" extensively toured Europe and the
United States. The show was featured with Lily
Tomlin’s "The Search for Signs of Intelligent
Life in the Universe" at The Tampa Bay Performing
Arts Center in October of 1999 and appeared
Off-Broadway at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater in
New York City in April 2001. 

In July 2001 the concert/documentary film "F**k
The Disabled" starring Greg Walloch, Stephen
Baldwin, Anne Meara, Michael Musto, Deborah Yates,
Michael Lucas, and Jerry Stiller premiered in
Ireland at The Galway Film Fladh. Walloch was also
featured in the November 2002 television series
"The Moth" on Trio: Pop, Culture, TV. 

Several anthologies and newspapers feature
Walloch's writing. Walloch has appeared in Moscow,
Toronto, Vancouver, London, Australia, Ireland,
Germany, and across the United States. 

In popular culture, Greg Walloch is a widely
admired artist and entertainer with a successful
career despite his disability of cerebral palsy.

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Greg Walloch (born July 8th, 1970 in San
Bernardino, California) is an American comedian,
actor, author, and monologist.

Walloch is best known for his autobiographical
performance monologues, which deal with events
from his own life, in a style characterized by
humor, poignancy, and sexuality.

Walloch was a member of the experimental theater
ensemble Theater of Life  from May 1986 to April
1989 in Southern California. Walloch often
collaborated on works combining movement and
spoken word with fellow Theater of Life alum and
noted author Gayle Brandeis.

His first solo performances were developed at
Highways Performance Space and L.A.C.E - Los
Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions  from July 1990
to August of 1992 in Los Angeles, California.
Walloch moved to New York in the summer of 1992
and continued to explore his work at the heart of
New York's East Village experimental performance
scene appearing at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in
Soho, P.S. 122, Dixon Place, and Knitting Factory.


From November 1997 to February 2000 Walloch was
the featured emcee and a founding member of the
popular comedy troupe Living Room Live. Walloch
received notice and praise for his comedic turn
from Village Voice critic Michael Musto and
continued to gain mainstream popularity after
appearing on "The Howard Stern Show" on E!
Entertainment Television in August 1998.

Walloch is possibly most noted for his live
one-man show "White Disabled Talent". "White
Disabled Talent" extensively toured Europe and the
United States. The show was featured with Lily
Tomlin’s "The Search for Signs of Intelligent
Life in the Universe" at The Tampa Bay Performing
Arts Center in October of 1999 and appeared
Off-Broadway at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater in
New York City in April 2001. 

In July 2001 the concert/documentary film "F**k
The Disabled" starring Greg Walloch, Stephen
Baldwin, Anne Meara, Michael Musto, Deborah Yates,
Michael Lucas, and Jerry Stiller premiered in
Ireland at The Galway Film Fladh. Walloch was also
featured in the November 2002 television series
"The Moth" on Trio: Pop, Culture, TV. 

Several anthologies and newspapers feature
Walloch's writing. Walloch has appeared in Moscow,
Toronto, Vancouver, London, Australia, Ireland,
Germany, and across the United States. 

In popular culture, Greg Walloch is a widely
admired artist and entertainer with a successful
career despite his disability of cerebral palsy.
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===External Links===
http://www.GregWalloch.com The Offical Home Page
of Greg Walloch
http://gregwallochblog.blogspot.com/ The Offical
Web Log of Greg Walloch.com
http://www.markallencam.com/disabilitygreg.html
Mark Allen Interview
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===See Also===
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monologist Famous
monologists
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disability#Well-known
_people_with_disabilities Well-known people with
disabilities