Michael Kyle Gregory

Michael Gregory was born in Illinois at Scott Air Force Base, in August of 1970. He was adopted at birth by his parents. His mother & father and step-parents were supportive of his decision to go into acting, especially his mother (Bonnie Neville) and his grandmother (who had been a big band singer). Michael's father (Gary) passed away in December of 1997 never living to see his sons film debut. Michael started his acting career at the age of 15,when he first appeared on stage, in the musical comedy "Guys And Dolls". Throughout the years he has appeared in many stage shows, such as "The Music Man", "My Fair Lady", "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" and "South Pacific" to name a few. More recently, he worked with Dodger Productions, a New York based company known for their Broadway Revivals such as "Guys and Dolls" (Nathan Lane and Faith Prince)and "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying" (Mathew Brodrick).

Michael worked with Dodger's Midwest cast on the Goldenrod Showboat in "Singin' In The Rain", "7 Brides For 7 Brothers" While he was with Dodger Productions, he returned to his beginnings in there production of "Guys And Dolls" playing Benny Southstreet. Turning his sights from stage to screen, Deceitfully Funny (2003) marked Michael's film debut (playing Jason) as well as singing "Shouldn't Have Said Goodbye" for the Deceitfully Funny soundtrack.

Currently residing in Arizona, he keeps himself busy with family and friends.