
Earl Gregory
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Jun 12, 2026
The reality of acceptance & queer healing with Robert Finlayson & Earl Gregory | Not Us Podcast
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54:12SamanthaHOST
theatre make you gay? No, most theatre actors are straight.

Earl GregoryGUEST
I think for me, growing up, I always would do little performances or get to the neighborhood with kids to like, I would choreograph them and do little performances, you know? So I think I was always going to be what I'm doing right now.

Earl GregoryGUEST
What drew me to theatre, especially for me growing up, I was very shy and obviously because I spent a lot of time in my head, being a performer kind of gave me that opportunity to just express and to be allowed to have a voice and to be loud and to just be something other than who you are.
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61:15SamanthaHOST
But what is it like going from SA, where you really aren't well, well known, and then moving to the UK, where there's a tremendous amount of talent and, but also, I would assume, great opportunities?