Gregory Mikurak

Born in Princeton, New Jersey on April 15, 1988, Greg is the youngest of three children. From an early age Greg showed signs stardom. He enjoyed making people laugh especially his family and friends. Soon, Greg began preparing himself for his future as an actor. He began to hone his skills by participating in theatrical productions (such as "Bye Bye Birdie" and "My Fair Lady") at St. Mary's of the Assumption Catholic Grammer School in Trenton, New Jersey. It was during this creative time that Greg became quite certain of his real passion - Television and Motion Pictures. Unsure of how to pursue such a dream, Greg's continued to participate in Local theatrical programs in New Jersey and in Florida (where he moved at the age of 11). It was in St. Petersburg, Florida where Greg and his parents relocated that he would begin to realize his dreams. At The Canterbury School of Florida (Prep School) he continued to hone his skills on the stage of Canterbury and American Stage. He trained under the guidance of Mrs. Beverly Halmark, Mr. P. Michael Davis, Ms. Ruth Spencer, and Mr. Mark Porter. It was in his Sophmore year at Canterbury that he decided to take the next step in the pursuit of his dream. He went to Los Angeles, California in his Sophmore and Junior years for Pilot Season. where he auditioned and was selected for Co - Starring Roles on "The Help" and CSI: Miami to begin building a solid resume and he earned his SAG Equity Card. In his Senior year at Canterbury Greg decided to focus on being a teenage boy playing Baseball, Soccer, and Football for the school while preparing himself for graduation. At the end of this year he made a conscience decision to move to Los Angeles, California and to execute his plan to fulfill his dream of becoming a Star. Over the past couple years Greg has Co-Starred in TV episodes of "Nip/Tuck, Notes From the Underbelly, Cold Case, CSI: NY as well as "Mind of Mencia". He also Co- Starred in a Future Release Film called " Detention" with is currently in Post-Production. He has also extending his theatrical reach by Starring in Two Stage Productions "The BoyChick Affair" written and Directed Amy Lord and "Adam Bomb" written by Paul Masursky and also Starring Richard Kind and Hamish Linklater.