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Cake Boy
An evening with Greg Walloch… Get a piece!
Cake Boy intertwines new stories with greatest hits from his original acclaimed solo work White Disabled Talent. In the vein of Spalding Gray, Sandra Burnhard and David Sedaris, Greg Walloch's show consists of semi-autobiographical life and times monologues. On a bare stage, stripped down and unplugged, the power of Walloch's work is simply his story.
Recently voted one of New York Resident's Top 100 New Yorkers. Others on the list: Edward Albee, Woody Allen, Hillary Clinton, Norah Jones, Cynthia Nixon, Susan Sarandon and Jon Stewart.
"In the loveliest and most daring moments of his show, he breaks down the fourth wall and invites a stranger from the audience to dance... It's not often that the typically rough-and-tumble atmosphere of the comedy stage softens enough to allow such moments of delicate human tenderness." - Stephen Holden, The New York Times
"One of the most profound pieces of comedy in the most truthful way. Just wonderful!" - Jerry Stiller
More on Greg Walloch:
Greg Walloch will be co-starring in the long talked about film project Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? with Marianne Sagebrecth (Baghdad Cafe), beginning production later this year!
Greg Walloch is featured in the television series The Moth on Trio: Popular Arts Television. The episode entitled Carpe Diem: Seize The Day features: Michaela Murphy, Griffin Dunne, Keith Young, Reno, Mark Katz, and Greg Walloch. Greg also appeared at The Museum of Television and Radio with Sean Ramsey, Tony Hendra and Joey Xanders as part of the storytelling collective The Moth on Kurt Anderson's Studio 360 on Public Radio International.
Greg co-produced and stars in the concert/documentary film F**k The Disabled starring Stephen Baldwin, Anne Meara, Michael Musto and Deborah Yates, with Paul Borghese, Erin O'Hara, Michael Lucas, and Jerry Stiller. Greg's work is also featured in the documentary Crip Shots, as well as the films: Burn Manhattan's Clean: an improvised feature and Larry Ferber's short film Cruise Control, (with Anthony Rapp and David Drake) which premiered in The New York Lesbian and Gay film festival and continues to tour festivals throughout the country.
Greg Walloch’s White Disabled Talent and three live solo works tour the United States, the U.K., Australia, and Ireland. White Disabled Talent was featured with Lily Tomlin’s The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe at The Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center and appeared Off-Broadway at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater. Mark Taper Forum's Other Voices Project in Los Angeles recently commissioned a new play from Greg and his writing is also featured in the book Queer Crips forthcoming from Haworth Press.
Some of Greg's featured appearances include: Mark Taper Forum, Guggenheim Soho, The Public Theater, Westbeth Theater Center, New York Theater Workshop, Comic Relief 8, The Moth, Benefit- Broadway Cares, Ridiculous Theatrical Co., Dixon Place, The Red Room at KGB, Cafe Largo, Arlene Grocery, Highways Performance Space, The Knitting Factory, Theater Offensive, Sydney Mardi Gras Belvoir Street Theater, Sydney Australia; Arthouse Ireland, Miami Light, Fez, Nada 45, Zeitgeist, Alice B. Theater, Catch A Rising Star, Caroline's Comedy Club, Stand-Up NY, Here, Ps 122, Garder Lane Arts Center, Ireland; Gotham Comedy Club, The Comic Strip, and The Howard Stern Show.
Greg Walloch was the headlining act this year at the Vancouver International Comedy Festival and recently appeared at The Garden Party in New York with singer Jill Sobule and MTV's Carson Daily, it is considered to be the kick-off event for Pride Week New York and is attended by nearly 4,000 people.
